Weather Forecasting Like Shipping Schedules Warns of Storm Paths
The Weather Bureau uses foreign and domestic reports to forecast storms up to ten days ahead. Forecasters track low barometer centers and follow storms as they drift eastward about 650 miles daily, with arrival times estimated for Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
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United States
Philippines
Japan
Sibera
Alaska
Canada
Gulf of Tr
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Atlantic
Easo
St Rifts
North Pole
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
England
Iceland
British Islands
Europe
St. Petersburg
Russia
Siberia
Final Equities of Death According to John J. Ingalls
The passage recalls John J. Ingalls proclaiming a natural decree of equity after death where wealth, honor, and power lose their grip. It asserts time’s wrongs are redressed in death, the strongest and weakest share equal fate, and even the mightiest succumb to the invincible adversary.
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Ives
Lasros
Nature
John J. Ingalls
Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Rev James A Lewis of Minnesota reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a needed and welcome remedy for colds. He recommends a trial and asserts others have used it for years with positive results. For sale by Shatt
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Chamberlain
James A. Lewis
Minn
Eabedon
Chamberlain's Oak
Shatt
Lent and Holiday Dates for 1914 Calendar Year
The article lists Lenten dates February 25 Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday April 12 and other holidays in 1914 including Lincoln’s birthday February 12 Washington’s birthday February 22 St Valentine’s Day February 14 Memorial Day May 30 Independence Day July 4 Labor Day September 7 Thanksgiving November 25 and New Year’s Day 1915 January 1 along with Hebrew New Year September 21.
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Corpus Christi
Lincoln
Washington
Rural problems solved by the young farmer's steady work
A quotation from President W. O. Thompson of Ohio State University argues that rural issues cannot be fixed by city residents or renters. True solutions come from youth who settle on farms and persistently implement their plans year after year.
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Asi
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Bees in Winter Methods For Beekeepers To Plan Surplus
The article discusses winter strategies for beekeepers to manage honey surplus and season planning. It mentions natural swarming, cellar storage, and ways to control brood and hive layout. Guidance highlights safe disposal of excess honey and managing bee health during cold months.
Farm Work in Winter Keeps Hands Busy on Handy Tasks
The article urges farmers to hire a capable winter hand to drain wet land, repair buildings, mend wagons, grind tools, clean granaries, and prepare coops. It notes Sprint weather limits outdoor work but stresses seasonal tasks such as post setting, gate work, and tree transplanting when thaw occurs.
Boys Pig Club Organized by Department of Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture establishes a Boys Pig club to boost hog production and breeding. Following the Boys Corn and Girls Canning clubs, Alabama Louisiana and Georgia have begun chapters with plans to expand across the South. The program stems from cooperative demonstrations and animal husbandry support to increase pork supply and improve swine breeding among youth.
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Department of Agriculture
South
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Bureau of Animal Industry
Boys’ Corn Club
Ewine
Handy Snow Bhovei How-To for a Simple Handled Brace
A damaged how-to sketch describes constructing a hand brace from a two foot by ten inch board and a six foot handle, using a 3 by 4 material. It explains nailing from the board’s lower edge to the handle and bending toward a walkway perch near the beam.
The Old Stale Hero Reflection on a Mid-Victorian Stage Figure
A nostalgic sketch surveys the mid-Victorian stage hero, praised for steadfastness and aid to heroines, while noting his faults. It contrasts noble silence with risky honesty and ends with a quotation on authenticity from Atlantic. Also included is a brief anecdote from New York Telegram about orator gestures and a joke linking trousers to wealth or brains.
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Addie
New York Telegram
Would You Take Land or Calico as a Gift
An old London Answers piece compares the value of all Britain’s land to a plate of calico. It estimates UK land at £2.5 billion, land near London at £100 to £500 per acre, calico at £121, £200, or £750 per acre, and a Turkey carpet at £8,600 per acre.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
Uni
Charing Cross
London
Aerial Flight Opinions From Two Papers
The Washington Star warns that looping the loop in planes is risky unless tied to military aims. The New York World notes Wrights stabiliser could let a person learn to fly in twenty minutes. The piece questions whether easier flight reduces the incentive to learn.
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Washington Star
Orville Wright
New York World
Gift of Voice Sparks Neighborly Debate
A short notice notes a community discussion about sharing personal thoughts aloud. The piece hints at varied opinions on expression and the balance between individual voice and collective harmony in the neighborhood.
Unclear OCR fragment yields no clear headline
The readable text contains no coherent events, names, or locations to summarize into a valid newspaper item with distinct entities or a clear outcome.
The Druggist’s Diagnosis Apocryphal Patient Tale
A farmer visits an apothecary seeking medicine for a recurring stomach issue. He describes a recurring rise then fall of symptoms. The apothecary ponders and asks gravely if the man swallowed an elevator, turning the moment into a humorous medical quip from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph
Witty exchange over marriage and manners in Merchia
In a playful dialogue, Dawson jokes that facial features reveal character while Spentow notes his lasting consideration since marriage. The pair banter about choosing a wife based on appearance versus long term judgment.
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Merchia
Dawson
Spentow
Giant Dwarfs Stir Wonder in Sideshow Exhibition
In a curious exchange from a historical notice, visitors marvel at unusually large dwarfs in a side show. The showman deflects curiosity claiming the performers are giants in dwarf disguise.
Hatrelie like fre. It makes even tight rubbish deadly
Quote by George Eliot appears as a fragment about the harshness of life and the dangers hidden in daily burdens. The line reflects a reflective, somber mood more than a concrete news item.
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George Eliot
Creditors to Meet in Jefferson County Probate Session
In the matter of the estate of Thomas, creditors of said deceased will meet the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on the day of July 1914 at 2 PM for examination, allowance, and adjustment of claims. Six months are allowed for notice. C. Borne, County Judge.
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Thomas
Jefferson County
New County
Nebraska
Comes Court Room
C. Borne
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