A Pelon's Love Chapter Ends in Tragic Gold Town
In a climactic confrontation Sullivan dies from a wound as a gun battle erupts in a hillside hut. Anne Dodson, revealed as Edward Bartlett’s partner, lies mortally wounded. Bartlett falls after confessing a lifelong crime. Edward Dent dies at the Ballarat hospital. medical proof reveals the eight year laborer on the estate was a woman. The mystery of the second wife remains unsolved as The End.
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Tom Baynes
William Luke
Anne Do&son
Anne Dodson
Bill Luke
Edward Bartlett
Froyles
Ballarat
Edward Dent
Edward
Victorian station tragedy and the tale of Edward Dent
Edward Dent from a remote Victoria colony station quit after eight years and later reappeared in Melbourne in mourning. He disclosed his plan to remarry his late wife’s sister, a legal union in Victoria. Months later he sent for his former master after an accident in the Ballarat mines.
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Colony
Victoria
Edward Dent
Colling Street
Melbourne
Edward
Ballarat
Port Royal Sunken City Lies Beneath Kingston Waters
The Jamaica harbor reveals Port Royal sunk by the 1692 earthquake. The sunken ruins show the cathedral spire and ruined towers as divers glimpse the ghostly streets. Disasters followed the town from fires to hurricanes as it slid into the sea.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Port Royal
Earthquake and tidal destruction near Morgan's Fort in colonial account
A rector recalls an earthquake that swallows a dinner party at Captain Roden's, with the president of the council witnessing the tremor. The tremor forces a retreat toward Morgan's Fort, where more ground opens and the sea floods the area, wrecking a large burial ground and washing away corpses from the harbor.
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Roden
Morgan's Fort
Triumph of the Lady Bug in Pest Control Efforts
The article recalls the success of imported lady bugs from Australia in curbing scale pests in California, Florida, and now Portugal’s citrus groves. It notes the insects’ rapid reproduction despite a long journey and argues for continued government support of biological pest control research as a worthwhile, nationwide endeavor.
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Department of Agriculture
Australia
California
Florida
Antipodes
Portugal
Lisbon
Spain
Sicily
Europe
Diet Plan for Rheumatism Declares Diet Over Drugs
An article argues that fresh food, abstaining from tea coffee and alcohol, and a fruit heavy diet are the radical cure for chronic rheumatism. It urges outdoor life daily exercise and a cool morning sponge and night joint packs as essential remedies. It links rheumatism to uric acid and warns it meaningfully accelerates aging.
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Bright
A Fair Exchange in Chicago Record
A playful exchange between Bobby and an adult about giving a penny to build Lafayette. The reply refuses without a birthday present, framed in a light local newspaper tone.
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Bobby
Penn
Lafayette
Chicago
Confused Rhetoric Highlights Debate on Dishonesty
The fragment argues that deceit and superstition harm society. It contrasts ignorance with manipulation, claiming dishonest behavior plagues the public mind and moral sensibilities.
Dairy and Poultry Hints for Farmers on Live Stock Care
Short guidance for farmers in the dairy and poultry department advises practical care of livestock and birds. It outlines simple, actionable tips to improve daily operations and animal well being on the farm.
Gas in Cheese Sparks Dairy Health Study
Kansas Farmer reports a Wisconsin curd test at Manhattan cheese factory found milk from two patrons produced gas in curds and a third sample caused foul odor. Tests suggest cleaning milk handling, water sources, and surroundings to prevent gas forming germs. emphasis on inspecting premises and eliminating infection sources.
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Kansas
Farm Department
The
Agricultural College
The Dairy Thermometer on the Farm
Colmans Rural World advises dairy thermometers to control cream temperature for butter. It explains hanging cream in a well and adjusting with hot water if needed, noting winter and summer differences, ease of ordering, and the value of consistent churning.
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Colman
Poultry Raining Reflections From Early Farm Trade
A writer recounts an 18 year old experiment in poultry keeping from Col man’s Rural World. He traded a yearling steer for six Brown Leghorn pullets and later added a rooster. He tracked results showing 220 chickens hatched and raised, yielding 36 dollars in sales, 12 dollars from 18 roosters, and 18 dollars from a breeding pen, among other uses.
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Colman
Law and the Hen Trespass in Rural New Yorker
The article explains trespass rules for poultry under livestock law, noting poultry can be subject to trespass claims just as larger animals. Damages equal the property's actual value, with some states allowing double or triple damages, and emphasizes seeking lawful redress rather than taking the law into one’s own hands.
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New Yorker
Teaching the Calf to Drink and Kindness in Training Horses
A National Stockman piece argues against forceful methods to teach calves and horses. It recounts a farmer’s trial with a milk-finger method versus direct feeding, stressing patience, calmness, and avoiding anger. It emphasizes humane training from the colt forward.
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National Stockman
Senator Morrill Birthday Reception Tradition Noted
The late Senator Morrill gave a reception on his birthday April 14 each year. He spoke early in the session, sent a bound copy to every senator, and mailed a paper copy to every Vermont voter, though he left little space in the Congressional Record.
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Morrill
Washington
Russia
Vermont
Lord Salisbury Recites Cicero Orations from Youth
Lord Salisbury recalls memorizing Cicero as a lad and can still recite the famous orations without error. He notes the enduring clarity and influence of the Latin orations on his oratory style and public service.
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Lord Salisbury
Cicero
Monon Route trains offer fast eastward service from Chicago
Through sleepers depart Chicago daily at 2 45 a m and arrive Cincinnati at 11 20 a m Washington at 6 47 a m Baltimore at 7 60 a m Dearborn station shows 9 30 p m departure. The service is billed as the most comfortable and convenient eastbound option from Chicago.
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Chicago
National Capital
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Dearborn
Cincinnati
Baltimore
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