Fault of Americans Abroad Temperament Debate
A fragmented essay argues about national temperament and manners of Americans abroad. It questions whether chivalry or blunt honesty shapes US behavior, noting perceptions of national pride and dominance. The piece cites global views of Americans' wit, arrogance, and cultural influence as part of a broader discussion on national character.
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Americas
Renee
Salfewiersn
Alain Lorke
North Awertong
Morgan's Protégé Stricken With Eye Disease
A report from the era notes J Morpont Morgan's influence as the Metropolitan Museum of Art gains a life member status while a child, Virginia, nears her thirtieth day and suffers a cataract clouding one eye and diminishing the other. Parents shield her amid the crowd as funds are paid for eligibility.
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Morgan
New York Metropolitan
Virginia
Rainmaking rite fails as turtles seek water
In Wetninks and nearby, a Native group follows a rainmaking custom asking the great spirit to send rain. A turtle-initiated edge-of-stream ritual is believed to summon rain, but no shower came, leaving the turtles counting more prayers.
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Wetninks
Okie
World’s first woman with unique sewing machine feat
The article notes an Arkansas or Atlantic era milestone describing an Aral woman achieving a singular sewing machine achievement. It mentions Palladium and rhodium in imagined terms and references Kilbourne and Alva Atlee Kilbourne in connection with a New Hartford event. The piece blends odd currency values and technical details about early machines.
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Kilbourne
Bnme
Alva Atlee Kilbourne
Metool
New Hartford
Elan Howe
Bedlam Origin Muddle Cited In London Reception
Fragmentary OCR notes mention origin at Bedlam and a Nevin Ike name derived from Minehew toxptint in London. The text references an early nineteenth century reception, and notes misread terms about pernene, TemMi Tomm, and patients who were hot yer, suggesting a medical or historical context with unclear details.
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Bedlam
Nevin Ike
London
Whitch
Eradicating Bind Weed Methods and Warnings
An old field guide discusses bind weed control across farms. It notes digging out, repeated mowing, and soil disturbance as possible limits, while warning that cultivation must prevent spread and that some remedies lack proven effectiveness. It also mentions regional observations and cautions about unsafe or uncertain methods.
To Transplant Large Walnut Trees Safely
A guidance note describes lifting mature walnut trees with earth balls, two workers handling soil spheres, and placing them into prepared holes for careful relocation. The procedure aims to minimize damage and ensure successful replanting.
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Cmte
Aioe
Picking and Storing Apples in Early Oklahoma
Guidance from Judge Ine and W. Goete of Terman Carney Oklahoma outlines when to pick apples by maturation, how to store them, and the importance of timing. Apples should be barreled or placed in a cellar promptly, and avoid headings or chilling until the next day to prevent spoilage.
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W. Goete
Terman Carney
Oklahoma
Judge Ine
Hughley
Berrety
Feeding value of fodder concerns for hogs and cattle at Oklahoma A&M
A fragment from a husbandry bulletin at Oklahoma A&M College Stillwater discusses fodder storage and feeding timing. It notes that warmer weather and weather conditions affect fodder quality and readiness, and it suggests stacking corn and protecting hay to keep fodder on the ground.
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Ota Me A&m. College
Stillwater
Oklahoma Law Reference for Johnson Grass Inquiry
The text cites Oklahoma Chapter 2 Article 7 of the Compiled Laws of 1900, sections 7 through to the inciuatye, promising complete information on the point. It mentions county offices and James A. Wilson, director, Oklahoma Experiment Station, Stillwater, as contacts for reference.
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Hilina
Okahoma
Oklahorma
James A
Treatment for Barked Trees and Freakish Bank Bills
An old article discusses treating damaged trees and warns about counterfeit or misprinted currency. It covers tree wounds, bark loss, and healing methods, noting that sun and air do not kill living tissue and that contact should be limited. It also explains fake currency anomalies and how genuine face values remain fixed despite misprints, with treasury procedures for damaged notes.
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Treasury
New York
Wgu
Washington
Mir
Bnpw
Jean
Dorenara
Treasury Department
Cultivation of Pear Trees Warns Of Blight Risk
A writer warns pear orchards face blight when overthinned or poorly watered, as weeds drain moisture and nutrients. Excessive thinning weakens trees, leaving them vulnerable to bacterial or fungal attack and reduced fruiting.
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Towle
Milk That Will Not Souring Despite Germs
Roy C Motte of the Department of Agriculture advises on dairy hygiene to prevent souring milk or cream. He recommends boiling water sterilization for all dairy utensils and equipment, including separators, to kill germs. If contamination persists, contact the state dairy extension for tailored treatment.
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Healy
Roy C Motte Department of
Tateritie
A. & ML Cub Loge
Stillwater
Absent-minded husband’s odd fishing tale alarmed wife
Mrs Bilvon asks how her husband could be so absent minded as he disposed of the fish and brought home the bait after finishing. The exchange reflects domestic humor and a lighthearted misunderstanding from a reading.
Embryonic Ones Reunion Gathers Old Friends Again
In a fragmentary anecdote two former schoolmates meet after years. The thin one, now older, recalls a career on stage that ended due to practical limits while the other recounts his life changes. A wry exchange hints at shared history and evolving fortunes.
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Wehool
In Strict Obedience Reveals a Kitchen Table Scene
The passage shows three year old Gregory Graham dripping from an ocean bath rushing to a living room where Mrs. Graham entertains a hotel caller. The boy asks to remove his swimsuit and asks about his sale while a confused mother questions her husband’s anger over six weeks of unemployment.
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Gregory Graham
Graham
Gregg
Bim
Straana
Vin
Tuberculosis in Cows and Human Health Risk
The article discusses tuberculosis in cattle and its potential impact on humans. It notes 20 percent figures, calls for studies on treatment and prevention, and warns that milk from infected cattle could be dangerous. It also references laws and veterinary science departments advising farm containment.
Fragmented Text About Tree Removal and Winter Prohibition
Fragmented OCR mentions trimming sycamore trees and a winter restriction. It references a wave or act, a person named Hynamure, and a note that trees should not be touched after a wave has fallen. Details are unclear and incomplete.
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Hynamure
Success of M C A Chelation Grants for New Buildings
The article notes large fundraising figures for building projects, detailing amounts raised or sought in multiple cities. It highlights contributions from Atlanta, Reading, Charleston, Raleigh, Walla Walla and others, with totals around hundreds of thousands. The tone reflects a civic drive to secure funds for capital improvements and new facilities.
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M.C. A
Philadelphia
Younr Men
Atlanta
Reading
Hirria
Charleston
Raleigh
Noc
Walla Walla
Waeh
Mich
And a Fight Followed. Mewitt I’s a lucky thing that I’m
A garbled dialogue fragment records a scene where one speaker praises universal peace while another asserts prowess and threatens action, reflecting a tense confrontation. The readable text captures a clash of voices with potential social or personal conflict.
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Jewett
Get Power From Food to Build Strength and Health
A Missouri woman shares how Grape-Nuts cereal improved her digestion heartburn and stomach gas after months of decline. She gained weight from 8 to 116 pounds, regained strength, and could do housework again following a ten day trial. Read The Road to Wellville in the package for more facts.
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Minsouri
Postam Co
Taitle Crock
Mich
Wellville
Longest apalling spelling bee held in Missouri
The Pike county court house hosted a grand spelling contest judged by the county school commission with 16 000 words submitted and a 2 000 word winner. Contestants faced a long, tense intermission as spectators and friends watched the competition unfold in a crowded hall.
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Bet Patterdon
Missouri
Mita Patterson
Ruth Crenshaw
Pike County Court House
Mly
Watt
Advice Noted on Patient’s Habits and Wife’s Consultation
Recognized guidance urges Physician-1 to forbid smoking drinking gaming and late hours for the patient. The patient remarks that his wife has been consulting the physician as well.
Laughter and the Saviour's Nature in Zion's Herald
The piece argues humor is a natural gift from God and that Jesus did not forego laughter. It questions the idea of constant sorrow and asserts that humans are endowed with wit and joy. The author uses biblical reflection to defend the legitimacy of humor within faith.
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Dante
Weil
Calvary
Cernaion
Zion's Herald
Merarted Sister Praised By Villagers
A London Tit-Bite excerpt recalls Merarted sister praised as a salt of the earth figure and a tireless helper in the homes of the poor. Villagers compare her to vinegar pepper and mustard, describing her as a perfect stand of virtues.
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London
Hard to Find Vacation Spot for the Pocketbook
A reader laments choosing a vacation spot that suits both the traveler and the budget. The dialogue asks what kind of place balances cost with enjoyment and travel appeal, seeking value and relaxation in one destination.
Powell Faces Weathered Look In Heated Exchange
Powell is described with a weatherbeaten face as the weather intensifies. The exchange hints at a confrontation or discussion where conditions worsen with the heat. Powell remains central, and the weather serves as a metaphor for rising tension.
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Powell
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