Trad Biglow's Neck Tie Trees Dreamed as Silk From Bark
Irad Biglow pitches a wild scheme to grow neck ties on trees by bark that braids into silky fibers and uses grafting to produce four in hand ties. Edgar balks at the idea yet Irad insists a multi million dollar market could supply 34 million ties at a quarter each. The plan hinges on growing trees three to four years for a parent tree and expanding to Canada with 2000 dozen assorted ties.
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Trad Biglow
Edgar
Freeman
Idgar
Irad
Tibbets
Andrad
Europe
Canada
W. G. Chapman
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Department
United States
Arkansas
Tennessee
The Glory of the Nazarene and the Word Made Flesh
A reverent meditation on Jesus of Nazareth as the eternal word of God made flesh. It frames Christ’s unique divine revelation, his solitary humanity, and the call to worship while noting reception by the world and the necessity of faith for bearing his glory.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Son of Zebedee
Jesus
God
Christ
John
Jesus Christ
Napoleon
Moses
Aristotle
Caesar
Shakespeare
Mary
Earth
Father
A Hint to Writers From the New York Times
The quote urges writers to seek unfamiliar places or ideas to captivate readers. It suggests fabricating improbabilities if needed and warns against writing about well known topics. If travel is impossible, read encyclopedias to imagine distant places and make them seem real.
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New York Times
German Invention Offers Celluloid Substitute
A new German discovery uses crystallized carbolic acid and formaldehyde to create a nearly transparent ruby colored substance that resists ignition. By adding a white pigment its color can be changed, and a fireproof cinematograph film is being produced on the continent with notable success.
Nebuchadnezzar Eats Grass In Court Comment
A Washington Star snip features two courtiers debating Nebuchadnezzar eating grass like an ox. One jokes it could be revenge on the Babylonian beef trust, while the other hopes for the best.
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Nebuchadnezzar
Babylonian Beef Trust
Washington Star
Hog price peak may come in June says Wallace
David Wallace former Indianapolis stockyard figure predicts hog prices will top in June at 13 dollars with a possible level of 10 and over for much of 1910. He cites a nationwide hog shortage and tight supply across Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Missouri as the core drivers of the market upturn.
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David Wallace
Indianapolis
Mrr
Wallace
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Stier Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Advertisement claims Stier Grays Sweet Powders for Children soothe feverishness teething disordrs move bowels and destroy worms used by Mother Gray in New York Children’s Home. Cites widespread sale by druggists with a sample offer and Hes Olmsted New York address.
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Stier Gray
Mother Gray
New York
Roy N.Y
Fullon one motion GE vents? Varts index sale unclear
The text appears garbled and offers no clear event, people, places, or organization. No actionable facts or dates are present to form a proper news item.
Dr Kings New Walk Pills Offer Health Promise
Purification claim targets pimples boils and sallow complexions with a jaundiced look. Advertises Dr Kings New Walk Pills as curing liver trouble by producing rich red blood and rosy cheeks. Sold at 235 at K Smock & Son's.
Census Begins April Fifteenth For 1910 Inquiry
The census starts April 15 and lasts thirty days. Enumerators wear a United States Census 1910 badge and must collect information with confidentiality. Farm owners and tenants will receive blank schedules before April 15 to report farm operations and equipment, to be returned by morning of April 15 if possible. If not, return soon after. those unfamiliar with English should seek help. The president urges citizen cooperation, clarifying census does not affect taxation, military, or jury service.
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Census Bureau
Electric Bitters Named Key To Grippe Cure
The article proclaims the germ of LaGrippe causes illness and after effects such as weakness nervousness and poor appetite. It touts Electric Bitters as a splendid tonic and blood purifier to restore health by strengthening nerves and organs. Guaranteed satisfaction by JoHK Sit KK & Son.
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Joo HK
Sit. Kk & Son
Peery Purvis' Vata Ot Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Peery Purvis Vata Ot with claims it prevents illness and aids skin and overall wellbeing. It lists sizes priced 35c and 50c, noting a shallow block of text and garbled branding.
Notice of final account hearing in Sullivan County estate
Milton A. Haddon administrator of Jeannette Manuel deceased files final report with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for May 39 1910 the first day of May term. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion April 13 1910-31.
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Sorice DE Pinal Shulplemeny
Milton AL Haddon
Jeannette Manuel
Sullivan Circuit Court
Milton A. Haddon
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Wm. Deharity
Bureau of Accounts
Fletcher
The
Call of the Blood
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Astoria
Sullivan Carnegie Library
K. Seligman
Ekkehard
J. von Scheffel
Irrfahrten
F. Gerstacker
E. C. Wesselhoeft
C. A. Buchheim
Oscar Ixuhns
Wilhelm Tell
F. von Schiller
Mimia von Barnhelm
F. von Lessing
Herman
Dorothea—Goethe
Der
Zerbrochene Krug
Zschotte
Kopnickerstrasse
Moser Und Heiden
R. Benedix
Kleine Geschichten
R., von Volkmann
G. E. Lessing
Gluck
Muller, M., and
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Demon of
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