World News Briefs From The Nineteenth Century Mock Paper
A compilation notes Lord Rosebery as Glasgow university chancellor and Lord Kelvin’s vacancy, Rev Edward Abbott dies in Boston, Judge Cantril’s death after long illness, and Judge Gray’s Delaware presidential bid groundwork. Debt report shows March 31 total cash 909 million. A roller skater Troop’s suicide in Philadelphia linked to a love affair. Tolstoy declines birthday honors. Odell banker Hosnick commits suicide in Chicago. Chile invites gun makers to witness October artillery, and misrepresentation ban in pure food advertising. Joseph Howard Jr, famed columnist, dies in New York. Motor car ban proposals rise in Prince Edward Island. Potter Charles Howard kills Mrs Roush, surrenders. Cane-Culebra convict highway labor plan amid anti-crime drive.
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I Winnington
N. C
Lord Rosebery
Glascow University
Lord Kelvin
Edward Abbott
James Clwred
Cambridge
Lyman Abbott
Homeopathic Hospital
Boston
James KE
Cantril
George Fown Ky
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Judge Gray
Delaware
Wheblogton
Delaware Statesman
Washington
Buaines
Willian J. ‘Troop
Philadelphia
Troop
Leo Tolstoi
Chicago
Fap
San Hagen
Senate
United States
Prince Edward Tal
Siginlature
Charles Howard
Liverpool
Lomuel Roush
John de Wolf
Howard
Roush
Jim
Blackbors
Department of Civil Administration
Fethmian Canal Commission
Culebra
Gatun
Mount Hope
Twenty Year Sentence and Arnica Remedy Claim
A dubious testimonial from C.5. Whotever of Lalaywvilla New York claims a twenty year lingering health issue was cured after using Docklen's Attics Serve and Bocklen's Arnica Halve. The ad promises quick healing for sores burns and wounds at George BL Bharenes Drug Store.
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Docklen
Hag
Whotever
Lalaywvilla
N.Y
Married at Elwell Mim Pearle Dick and Glen Smith wed
In Elwell Michigan on March 25 at 4 pm Rev A F Hart officiated for immediate family. The bride wore a gown of Alice blue and carried white carnations. groom in black. Attendants Fern Dick and John McLachlan. Guests from Silverwood Palo and St Louis. They Left on 8:08 for Silverwood amid rice and old shoes. Also commentary on Rock Island Daily News dynamite attack on press and press freedom themes.
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Mim Pearle Dick
Glen Smith
George Dick
Elwell
Mich
Mendelyahn
Min Lana Wiley
A. F. Hart
St. Louis
Alice Bloo
Misw
Fern [Dick
John McLachlan
Uwen
Ching
Mrs. Smith
Silverwood
Mra Dalrrymple
Mra Baker
Palo
Mr. Hart
St Louis Thorgroom
Mer
Mra Smith
Impure Ice From Polluted Sources Warns Health Officials
The New York and Vermont health authorities warn that natural ice from shallow ponds and polluted waters can harbor typhoid germs and contaminating filth. Harvesting from contaminated sources poses infection risks through workers, animals, or surface runoff during thaws. Other notes cover feed hoppers, lime weight per bushel variability, winter losses in the South, prairie hay with corn, and a poultry self feeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
New York State Department of Health
Natoral Tee
Farm and Garden Methods For Handling Apples
Farm and garden reports describe careful apple handling to minimize bruising. Picking into padded bags and rolling onto barrels or sorting tables reduces damage. a homemade picking bag uses a pebble and grain sack, freeing both hands for gathering.
Portable sorting table aids apple packing process
The article describes a mobile sorting table on wheels with a single whifletree to move along rows as work progresses. It covers handling, grading into two grades, discarding overs ripe or undersized fruit, and securing barrels with a screw press. It also notes Maryland Experiment Station guidance on packing apples and mentions rising avocado interest and Florida growers expanding plantings of West Indian types like Trapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Experiment Station
Eitjen
South Florida
Indian Corn Shrinkage and Breeding Results Across Varieties
Shrinkage of ear corn in crib studied across Yellow White and Mixed varieties. Yellow corn showed highest loss up to 11.21 percent after twelve months, white 4.48, mixed 6.18. Winter shrinkage minimal when corn is dry. Breeding began 1904 with nine varieties and 440 breeding ears planted in 1906. High yielding rows improved yields and first grade ears in 1906. Alfalfa meal production noted, cow manure benefits for cotton, and a gate latch design described for farm use.
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Erib
Ihe
Crib
Siiver Mine
Hoobe County
Agronomy Department
Farm Harvesting Method For Potatoes Described
A Michigan writer in American Agriculturist describes a potato harvest method using flat pulling lines, pairing two rows, and a six-tined fork to dig. After sun drying, potatoes are moved with a stone-bottom wagon and baskets for hauling, with the process yielding one pass to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
American Agriculturist
Potatoes Stored With Airy Piles and Cold Water Top
A 1905 note describes keeping potatoes cool by using wooden tiles as a square frame to allow air circulation. It notes freezing cold snaps, using water on top of the pile, and names prize-winning varieties grown by J. J. Berkly in Union County Ohio including Banner Dorpee’s Barry Jivingston Maggie Murphy Newhied and Beauty of Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Berkly
Union County O
Banner
Dorpee’s Barry
Jivingston
Maggie Murphy
Tue Newhied
Beauty of
Hebron
Death Was On His Heels Jessie Morris of Skippers Va
In spring 1906 Jessie Morris faced a near death from pneumonia and a severe cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for rapid relief after two and a half bottles, asserting it cured his lung disease and cough. Sold at George E Sharrer’s drug store with a free trial bottle offer. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is also advertised by Geo B Sharrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie P. Morris
Skippers
King
Ander
George E. Sharrar
The Thrice-a-Week World 1907 Subscribe Offer
The Thrice-a-Week World aims to be a better paper in 1907 with expanded news service, impartial political coverage, full markets, cartoons, and fiction. Special offer: combine with The Alma Record for one year at $1.50, saving over separate pricing. Regular price for the two papers is $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hte
Alma Record
Regelar
Remarkable Record Made in Northwest
Report from Minneapolis notes Cooper’s medicine claiming to cure many diseases and improve stomach health. The piece cites medical claims, mass bottle sales, and local gratitude as Cooper stays in Minnesota for twenty-two days. The article links these sales to broader Philadelphia and Pittsburgh mentions and touts Cooper’s nationwide acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Minneapolis
Minneapalia
Thinett City
Coopes Tinaatchy
Minneapolie Young
Minnesota
Tio
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Sloe
Bio Press
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Almaroon Quartetto
Pera House
I Ce
Warren
Reiswore
New Jersey
L. A. Voorhees
Texas
Farm Journal
Graham
Wifalfa
Sweet’s Feed
Pathe
Rurpes
Max Cael
Hollister
Geo. B. Sharrer
Ererreriis
Ernae
Humphreys
Drugeiata
Pete
William & Tube Ste
Ro Race Barber Shop
Hig Harber
Pole
Davis Bros
NEW York World
Pacific Coast
Auyoam
Hyslita
Sureoon Karups Wooden Sre
Reet Sotser
Kiger
Arimming
Aloe
Mee
Iui TV Saate Tourte
F. Starbird
East Raymond
Laine
Payer
Backlen
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