Dark Paris Trial Ends in Tragedy and Deception
In eighteenth century Paris the Marquis d Anglade and Comte de Montgomerie clash over a robbery. A police lieutenant general prosecutes the marquis, who endures torture and death in a brutal, corrupt pursuit. The truth reveals the comte s almoner as mastermind and the wife s rescue follows. The officer is later struck by a stone while leaving his home, ending the tale in grim irony.
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Marquis d’Anglade
Comte de Montgomerie
Rue Royale
Paris
de Montgomerie
d’Anglades
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One General Purpose Chicken Strain Favored Over Breed
The article explains that among egg breeds Leghorns Minorcas Spanish Blue Andalusians Campines and Anconas exist, while Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Orpingtons Javas Dominiques Rhode Island Reds and Cornish are general purpose. Breeders emphasize strain over breed and stress trap-nest testing for quality stock.
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Plymouth Rocks
Dirt Floors Gain In Favor For Poultry Houses
A writer argues dirt floors may better suit hen houses with proper care. Subfloor walls and raised designs can make brick or concrete walls damp and rat proof. Board floors require raising to promote air flow, while dirt floors absorb moisture and need annual cleaning.
Movable Roosts Aid Fowls Health and Cleanliness
A poultry expert outlines movable roosts three feet apart to keep hens free from mites and lice. The plan uses easily disassembled trestles 2 by 4 inches, with roosts saturated in hot water for sanitation, as shown in the accompanying cut. Wisconsin Farmer.
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Wisconsin
Poultry Industry Growth in United States
The poultry industry has grown faster than any other farm branch with a yearly value of at least one billion dollars for poultry and eggs. Population rise and beef shortages suggest persistent demand and lucrative prices for poultry products for years ahead.
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United States
Canada
Good morning auntie and the Jonah tune
A Florida Times Union humor piece features a talking aunt and wife discussing romance sparked by a song. The wife recalls singing an old hymn that won her husband, then reveals he never works and she spends time washing clothes to support the family.
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Yassum
Jonah
Florida Times Union
Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder ad
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for relieving painful feet and bunions. It claims instant sting relief, comfort, and usage in shoes or foot-baths, with a 25 cent price and a free trial package offer. Sold everywhere with address Allen's Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Allen’ S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Adv
Language on the brink in Peril echoes a dying English tongue
The piece portrays fears that English may die as it is slowly murdered by modern usage. It quotes a speaker asking if English will become a dead language and another replying that the language is being killed daily.
But Did He Patiently Believe My Doctor
Dialogue fragment shows Patrice uncertain about trusting a doctor who expressed a wish during a brief meeting. The text hints at hesitation and concern over medical guidance.
The Average Man Prefers Others’ Work to His Own
A saying asserts men often excel at others’ tasks more than their own, suggesting people rely on external help and overlook personal skill growth. The remark frames work efficiency as social rather than individual.
Anuric Promoted for Uric Acid Related Ailments
An advertisement urges Americans to combat kidney trouble and rheumatism caused by uric acid with Anuric from Dr. Pierce. It claims Anuric is 87 times more potent than his remedies and notes trial packs or full treatment lists with Buffalo contact.
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Pierce
Dusty Man Seeks More in Timeless Quest
A pithy reflection on human nature portrays a figure formed from dust who persistently pursues greater desires and ambitions, capturing a universal theme of ambition and mortality.
Freckles vanish with new ethine double strength cream
An ad promises freckle removal with ethine double strength cream. Apply nightly, morning, and occasional use yields fading freckles and a clearer complexion. one ounce often suffices. Guarantee offered with money back if no results.
Native Girls of New Britain Kept in Cages Until Marriage
A 19th century report describes native girls in New Britain kept in cages until wed, a practice presented as customary by local authorities. The article notes social and moral implications and cites observers detailing enforcement and community attitudes.
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New Britain
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