Handling Barbed Wire Device Improves Field Work
A Clover Suite device reduces manual labor and hand lacerations when handling barbed wire. Two strips form a frame with holes for sticks, using broom handles as handles. The design lets wire be guided over uneven ground and through brush, easing mounting and movement.
Forest Protection Law Passed by New Jersey Legislature
Through Senator Minch our council lobbied for a forest fires law now approved. Citizens urged to understand and sustain it, as forest health affects climate, streams, water power, and navigation. The measure promises penalties for arson and fire, with broad benefits to farmers and towns alike through reduced sickness and enhanced rainfall regulation.
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Famous Old Highway Recalled Cumberland Road History
A reminiscence on the Cumberland road the early United States great highway linking Cumberland Maryland to Wheeling and St Louis. Henry Clay’s push the 7 million dollar project and vivid 1842 Dickens stagecoach ride illustrated by corduroy roads and rough travel.
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Alleghany Mountains
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W. Vai
St. Louis
Henry Clay
Baltimore
Charles Dickens
America
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St. Paul's
Pearao Magazine
Plants That Move And Spread Their Roots Across Lands
The article describes how some plants migrate yearly by moving new bulbs away from prior stems. Examples include the purple orchid, shade to sun tulips, and a North American fern known as walking leaf. It notes creeping grasses and sea sedge spreading through runners, tying stems into dense mats.
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Wen
Seminary to Move From Andover to Western Location
The Andover theological seminary, founded in 1808 and famed as a leading source of ministers, may relocate to a western city, likely Chicago, with Harvard removal plans abandoned. A May 1 meeting in Boston discussed the move. trustees signaled future change contingent on better arrangements to advance its work. The seminary currently has 12 regular and 3 special students, 5 professors, 2 instructors, led by President Charles C. Day. Endowment is estimated at 1.5 to 2.0 million dollars.
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Chicago
Harvard University
Old Southchapel
Boston
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D. D
B. ©. Smyth
EF. Y. Hinchks
W. H. Ryder
J.W. Plattner
Seminiary
Prince Leopold de Croy Joins New York Real Estate Firm
Belgian prince Leopold de Croy, using the name Mr. Croy, entered New York real estate via broker John D Crimmins and Herbert and Sherman after four months in the city. He previously worked as a draftsman at Thompson Starrett, then shifted to the real estate office aided by Crimmins.
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Prince Leopold de Croy
Mr. Croy
New York City
Prince Leopold
Bellum
New York
John D. Crimmins
Thomas Lipton
Pretty Daughter of Salt Lake Millionaire Chooses Love
Miss Jacketta McCune daughter of A W McCune Salt Lake City mining magnate defies her father choosing to marry Philip Ernest Green of Salt Lake City. A telegram from New York confirms their marriage and plans for a European trip. Earlier attempts to wed were thwarted by family interference as McCune’s servant escorted the bride away, but after her return the wedding took place.
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New York
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J. J. Haggin
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Daly
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Moving Toward Christlike Love in An Era of Affection
The speaker argues God moves not in haste toward Christlike love. Affection, sympathy, and friendship shape divine regard more than power. True love transcends social sets and requires a love that calls the poor and needy, a path Christ laid out in Luke 14.
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Church
Times
Christ
The Era of the Political Boss by Herbert Spenger
The Era questions the rise of political bosses in liberal nations arguing that democracy has shifted power from elected officials to uncrowned leaders. It claims widespread control over elections undermines individual liberty, with independent voters branded mugwumps for resisting boss rule.
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England
United States
Foundl
The Optimistic View of Life
A fragment discussing the appeal of happy endings in popular plays and novels, noting public preference for marriage, resolution, and joy despite real-world trials and divorces. It suggests readers seek uplifting outcomes in fiction.
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