Hen is Not Nation’s Mainstay Says News Paper
An article argues the hen is overrated as a national asset and highlights stronger value in sheep lambs, mules horses and cattle, urging focus on the hay crop. It notes a cotton stalk paper process may add significant value and reduce forest use, potentially making the inventor a great benefactor of humanity.
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China Moves Toward Western Jurisprudence Reform
China proposes abolishing foreign courts for foreign cases and introducing defense lawyers and trial by jury. Civil suits will later gain lawyers and advocates, signaling a shift from traditional to rational Western legal principles in Chinese courts.
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Ottoman Sultan Modifies Palestine Restrictions for Jewish Settlement
The sultan of Turkey lifts former limits on Palestine allowing Jews to live there under protection. Observers expect large Jewish migrations, especially from Russia, seeking escape from persecution, possibly opening a new modern movement to the ancient homeland.
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Virginia Lawmaker Deserted After Anti Kissing Bill
A Virginia legislator who pushed an anti kissing bill last winter saw his wife leave him. The article warns of possible rush of anti kissing measures in the next session.
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Paris dancing master endures fourteen hour waltz
A Paris dancing master reportedly danced for 14 hours straight. Some say he believes the feat proves his worth and skill in the art of dance.
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Paris convict seeks guillotine recalling fallen customs
A Paris prisoner requests execution by guillotine saying none have been carried out in ten years. He reflects that if not for the rare appearance of the unselfish man, many old customs would die out.
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Asbury Park Preacher Bars Women Choir Wear Peek-A-Boo Waists
An Asbury Park New Jersey minister refuses women in his choir permission to wear peek-a-boo waists. He aims to attract attention to himself amid the dispute.
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Death Committee's dread role casts shadow over Mardi Gras
The Thirteenth Committee of The Invisible Hand arrives at the De Tavenier house after warning treas ure removal committees. Its leader, a scarred Siberian convict, exerts chilling control as Marie and Rodin confront the deadly secrecy. A cloaked figure named Alexander stirs jealousy before Marie notes the looming Death Committee and their grim power.
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Poison in Egg Yolk Alarm Sows Scientist Concern
Mr Loisel concludes that egg yolks from hens ducks and even tortoise eggs contain poisonous substances. When isolated and injected into rabbits these substances rapidly cause death. The observed effects are acute intoxication of the central nervous system.
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Tree House Built From Aged Oak By Oder River
A century old maple on the Oder’s left bank in Germany has been shaped into a two story circular dwelling. Branches are woven to form a leafy floor and a smaller upper story with wooden walls, eight windows on each level carved into solid wall sections.
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