Wheat sick soil and crop rotation urged by Bolley
H L Bolley of North Dakota Agricultural College explains a root disease he believes marks wheat-sick land. He contrasts creosoted underground roots and single stools with healthy plants, urging farmers to dig plants, compare roots, and study soil and crop rotation to purify wheat fields. He invites specimens to his office for guidance.
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Red River Valley
H. L. Bolley
Agricultural College
N. D
State of North Dakotaation Board
Licen
Narbonne
Kopriva Brothers
P. C. Bowbells
Burke
Yeast Agricultural College Division of Animal Husbandey
de- Enema Seria
Bee
North Dakota
W. B. Richanon
Register of Desire
Burke County
State of North Dakota
Pacara
Gree
Wilson Panic
Kepriva
Bowbella
Trottar
Agricultural College Division
Mschandey
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Br. RE. Shieley
W. B. RicHanks
Stallion Registration Board
The Change That Was Wrought
A lice man explains the benefits of physical culture to an audience. He recalls being a wreck three years ago and demonstrates strength, throwing a heckler across the floor to prove his point. The crowd quiets as his argument is seen as forceful and non harming.
Two Collars and Dog
A man buys a large necked dog and questions needing two collars. The dealer explains two collars with a double chain prevent escape as the dog pulls and tugs all night. The dog’s strength and neck size make a single collar insufficient, but two with the back chain solves the issue.
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New York Sun
Elopement Dream in Browning Magazine Tale
In Browning's Magazine a disappointed suitor asks Clementine to abandon wealth for love and a life of poverty with Rodolphus. She declares she could go west with him but refuses to abandon her parents. He concedes her practicality as he prepares to part.
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Rodolphus
Ead
Clementine
Browning
Not and Success, Sawyer Twistler Invents Multi Use Broom
Sawyer Twistler develops a hybrid broom that can serve as a cane, trapeze, rolling pin, billiard cue, lawn mower handle and wooden leg. Gearing believes he could profit if he knew how to angle the marketing even as Sawyer argues the device needs practical adjustment.
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Sawyer
Chicago News
High Liberty Clash Sparks Public Outcry
A fragmentary report notes a heated dispute over liberty and law with references to Prick and highout law. Officials and residents discuss perceived overreach while civic leaders urge calm and lawful action.
Abdul Hamid's Labyrinth of Fear and Nighttime Dread
A Philadelphia Ledger account describes Abdul Hamid’s lifelong torment at Yildiz Palace. The sultan, haunted by assassination fears, built a shifting maze like a fortress. He lived in constant vigilance with armed guards, watched from a theater box, and used a telescope for spying on rivals rather than the stars.
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Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Yildiz
Yildis
Prince of
Ramas
Gett
Imperial Theater
Parle
Hie
Palace
Imperial Apartments
Yusuf Izredin
Abdul Asif
Prince Yusuf
Ali Souari
Theragan
Ali Fuad Bey
Sublime Porte
Mastat
Philadelphis Ledger
Why the Trunk Was Slow
Miss Noling recalls a summer trip to Leaflandville where her trunk faced delays. She explains the route used the slow BC and 5 line while the NTCO line offered scenery but not trunk service. Mrs Sterling questions why the NTCO trunk was not chosen, as a friend says NTCO trunks are not trunks.
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Miss Noling
Leaflandville
N. T
Candle seal for travel bottles advised by Good Housekeeping
Ready Senter recommends carrying a candle while traveling and sealing bottles before jumps. Light the candle for four minutes, invert it, and let the wax drip around the cork to ensure a perfect seal and prevent leakage during transport.
Seeing Trouble Ahead in Chicago Record Herald
Humorous item cites a couple arguing about fashion and a child’s future. The wife borrows trouble while the husband jokes a whisker fashion will tempt their boy, who may lack a dimpled chin to show. Witty domestic quip from the Chicago Record-Herald.
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Chiago Record-Herald
In the Blood Willis and Kentucky Horses Train Sprinkling Cart
Willis notes the Kentucky horses are not scared of autos or trains but refuse to be accustomed to a sprinkling cart. Gillis replies that the animals ignore trains but resist the sprinkler device, highlighting their stubbornness and training challenges.
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Willis
Kentucky
Gillis
Puck
Proposal Question Sparks Breakfast and Cookery Chat
In a light exchange, Nelie asks if Mr Felewafley has proposed yet Nora reports no proposal but he has inquired about breakfast time and mother’s cooking quality. The Tribune subscribers share the witty dialogue reflecting everyday domestic banter.
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Nelie
Mr. Felewafley
Nora
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Westley Peters
Bowbells
Lady Knapp
Kipp Knapp
Garfield Maid
France
Dunham, Fietcher & Coleman
Wayne
Illinois
Percheron Society OF America
M. Herlin Department of
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Kopriva Bros
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Marquis
Count
Bayard
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Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean LE Blanc
Biche
M. Herlin
Society
Chicago
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American Trotting Register
Panic, Jr
Minnie Wilson
Indianapolis
Grand Dam
Furs Patchen
Jolly Wilken
Patchen
George Casaldy
J. H. Steiner
American Morgan Register
George and
L. L. Cassidy
Des Moines
Puss Patchen
Patchen Chief
Mambraine Patchen
Lady Morgan
Joe Wolford
St. Elmo
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Tom Hul
Johnsons Copperbottom
Lady Wagner
L. L. Canaldy
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Iowa
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A. Do
Joseph Bartell
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