The Two Madelines by John Gaston
A wife Alice Newcomb endures five years of torment after her carpenter husband John vanishes while supervising a school project. The couple once shared a joyful home with their daughter Madaline, but memory and mystery linger as John wanders westward with no recollection, leaving Alice to face an unsettled fate and the life they built apart from him.
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Madeline Madeline and the Mountain Mystery
John Newcomb, a kind but haunted man in the mountains, recalls a lost past when a chance sighting of a cottage with honeysuckle brings back memories of his daughter Madeline. A golden-haired child, a reunion, and a box from the east to the west reveal his connection as a father and the family’s fate.
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Franch Dolie
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Water Supply for Jerusalem From Ancient Aqueducts
An 19th century note reports Jerusalem to receive fresh drinking water via iron pipes from Solomon’s Pools nine miles south. The system taps eleven or twelve ancient fountains and reuses the old aqueduct to feed the temple area, reviving a long dormant supply amid recent drought.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
City of David
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London Times
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Solomon's Pools
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Baltimore Sun
French Commanders in Canada War Entry and Defeat
Fragmentary report describes Muntesin's Henordas and Waerbur leading French forces in Canada during Beven Youre War and quest for Canada. It cites defeats of Abercromble at Tioon derage and Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham near Quebec, noting heavy losses among generals.
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Henordas & Waerbur
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Corn value hinges on dry matter and cob size study
An old agricultural note argues that corn value is not fixed by yield per acre. It cites fall and spring weight differences, cob size impact on shrinkage, and the advantage of late planting for high dry matter. Prize incentives may favor dry weight over raw yield in six to twelve months.
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Ireland
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Dublin
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California
Orchard Planting Advice for Beginners and Varieties
Orchard planting guidance from the Farmers' Review explains when to plant, how to prune roots, and proper hole preparation. It lists preferred varieties for a 100-tree orchard, highlighting Ben Davis as a leading early, flavorful choice and noting care to plant at the same depth as originally.
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Stark
Jonathan
Newtown Peppin
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Columenia Rabin Tidwerey Report on Walled Biazen Consumption
The article notes rising average annual consumption in the Walled Biazen, with figures near 29,000,008 pol or pounds per population. It highlights per capita consumption around one pound, and overall consumption exceeding five units.
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Columenia
Biazen
Giant Ash Beetle and Clover Root Borer Insect Notes
The article discusses the largest ash beetle in the country, its size, odor, and methods to control it, including Parle green and defoliation strategies. It then covers the clover root borer, its European origin, impact on white and red clover, failed chemical controls, and the potential of abandoning clover for several years to reduce infestation.
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Europe
United States
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Thinning Tips For Peaches And Apples In Orchards
A flawed transcription discusses thinning fruit to improve size and price. It notes thinning peaches can increase remaining fruit growth and yield distribution, with claims of higher market value for well-spaced fruit. It compares apples and pears, cites a 61 percent yield increase from certain thinning, and warns against excessive thinning as market demand varies. It emphasizes spacing ranges and market considerations for optimal returns.
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Amirickes
Miscellaneous Notes On Food, Cures, And Superstitions
A New York Tribune item compiles varied topics from wartime home remedies and culinary quirks to beliefs in haunted houses. It mentions salt in vinegar for dye, a honeyed salt remedy for croup, sauerkraut with sausages, and Kaisers dining limits. It also notes attitudes toward haunted houses, superstition, and real estate fears amid urban myths.
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New York Tribune
New York Transit Claims Cost Brooklyn Company Millions
Brooklyn Rapid Transit paid 971867.67 for personal-damage claims last year plus 172084.10 for adjudication, totaling 1148962.87, about 10 percent of receipts. The writeup notes rising losses and the stock’s market stance amid heavy insurance effects. The piece also references Old Strategy, Roosevelt’s hunting tale in St Nicholas, and various ads and notices from the period.
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Teer Ten
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
St Nicholas
Roosevelt
West
Handmade Calendar and Moran Paintings Exhibition
The Handsomest Calendar of the season showcases Moran reproductions used by Canara Passenger on a Milwaukee Railway route. A selection highlights public school schedules, refunds, and a note on Sugar Refining. The item mentions Ald ddrugglela refund and View's Cure, with delivery details and references to various names and places.
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Canara
Obi Milwaukes
Wilde
Miller
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