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A garbled item notes a football reference and a remedy, mentioning a 2c bottle and remedies for wind colic. A cyclone is said to have caused damage in Mosambique. A miner's lamp using acetylene is reported in the Selbeck mines of Germany. J. D. Howell Jr is a candidate for a clerkship in the Ohio senate.
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Dance Event Highlighted by New York Journal
The New York Journal notes a dance event attracting attention later this evening. Details remain sparse but the social activity underscores metropolitan entertainment trends.
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New York Journal
A New Rock Blasting Method Emerges
A new technique of blasting rock involves a novel placement approach to improve efficiency and reduce vibration. Early tests show potential gains in breakthrough speed and reduced environmental impact for mining operations and construction sites.
Doctor in China Converts Health Payments to Patient Care
A brief note notes a Chinese doctor earning fees for keeping clients healthy and providing care. the moment illness arises, his emoluments shift toward treatment and expenses.
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China
Cure a Cold in One Day? Product Worth Checking
A dubious claim targets shoppers with a promise to cure a cold in a single day. The copy notes Grove’s signature on each box, while warning that the remedy may fail to cure despite the bold assertion.
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Grove
British Cabinet Faces Sraffir Uprising Prospects
Report notes potentialities of sraffir uprising reaching cabinet attention as political calculations shift. Experts weigh risks and regional tensions, with officials monitoring local signs and public sentiment for prudent responses.
Do Not Burn the Candle At Both Ends
Fragmentary note warns against overwork and burnout. The text suggests resignation to limits and caution about overextending efforts. No clear event or attribution identified in the readable portion.
FARR AND HOME HAY AND FARM NOTES OF 1890S LIFE
The excerpt discusses hay yields and values, bottom land alfalfa potential, county acreage, and long farming careers. It cites 1894 growth yields, 1,700 bushels seed per 200 acres, and alfalfa as preferred. It mentions corn yields, breeding stock imports, and a French autonomous carriage invention. It notes a police shooting in Charles, S. O., and social topics on women and a Venice cafe never closing.
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Cort
Seed size and eye count raise potato yields in long experiment
An four year study at Seite Mapertonnt Matton tested cutting seed potatoes to various sizes and eyes per piece. Results show yield per acre rising from one eye to four eyes, with increases of about nine bushels per extra eye, while five eyes added little more. Smaller pieces also increased yield, with larger seed generally giving the greatest gains. Cider and hog feeding notes follow, outlining methods to keep cider sweet and succulent feed guidelines for hogs.
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Seite
Mapertonnt Matton
Feeding Liberally For Milk Profits At Kansas Farmers Institute
A Tonganoxie dairyman reports milk production for the Kansas City market from well fed common cows. Cattle are wintered with a mix of hay cane and bran in summer, yielding an annual per cow income of 70.90 dollars. the best cow cost 82.80 for feed, about three dollars above herd average.
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