A Glimpse of the Azores
An out of New York voyage glimpse describes the Azores view from a ship approaching Ponta Delgada. The narrative notes coastal lava, volcanic cones, the city’s whitewashed streets, a busy harbor, and local life including steerage passengers, pineapples under glass, and gardens amid poverty. It references Ponta Delgada as a key Azorean town with wine and alcohol exports and a small harbor landing. The piece also mentions Paderewski visiting a provincial town and conversing with a Jew in the audience about his heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Yorpede
Azores
Pawavn- Bers
Howd
Waliers
San Miguel
Panth Delgada
St Rell
Nome
Ponta Delada
Ponta Nelgan Navy
Bank of Lisbon
Genetrnet
A Prudent Housewife and the Kruger Household
A peculiar tale portrays Mrs Kruger, wife of the Tranqveal republic president, as deft in kitchen matters and bed making while the husband praises frugal governance. The piece rambles through garden scenes, island archipelagos, and stamps, ending with a dubious claim of truth.
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Kruger
Smoker’s habits cited as big dividend for match makers
An observant Philadelphia citizen argues careless smoking boosts match profits. He notes cigars go out, prompting a fresh light after which Smokers often forget to knock ash off, losing small savings. He also mentions Mrs Kruger hosting guests at the presidential table and Auntie Kruger’s frugal yet generous hospitality.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Kruger
Volksrand
Bank of
Wnleas
England
Beer
South Africa
Iberian Fashion and Islands of the Azores
Text blends a travelogue on Iberian peninsulas with a depiction of Azores islands and a segue into humorous anecdotes. It notes capote fashion, hooded cloaks, island names like San Miguel and Santa Maria, and a Columbus chapel, then shifts to a Detroit Journal quip about cigars and a fable about a moth and novela reading.
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Hamel Fous
San Miguel
Santa Maria
San Jorge
Columbus
Agoros
Edward F. Jackson
Hoxton
Detroit
Paderaweki Persuasion Quoted Letter From Correspondent
An American levite quotes a correspondent’s letter noting an event plan t under dispute. The fragment emphasizes central knowledge gaps and suggests unsettled alignment with local motives and outcomes.
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Paderaweki'y Persiuaton
Amerloin Levaviite
Plantat
Cutting Men's Hair in Nineteenth Century Fashion
A Baltimore News reader laments poor barbering and recalls a drastic transformation of a man with an overcut back and a shaved forehead. The column humorously contrasts male vanity with female hair habits and imagines legal action for barber mischief.
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Baltimore News
Gran
Gavon
Pleson
Lm Formallefoix
Last Chapter Deaths in a Novel Debate
The dialogue features Pern asking for help refining a new novel while Broshe suggests ending the book flat. Pern counters with a twist that all characters die in the final chapter, and Drushe affirms awareness with a casual Yeu.
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Pern
Broshe
Drushe
Forest Tree Planting and Irrigation Ideas for Farms
The article discusses the Division of Forestry experiments on tree species for windbreaks hedgerows nurse trees and shade across western states. It notes black cherry Russian mulberry soft maple elm and catalpa thrive and highlights floating island lands in Anta with watermelon production aided by irrigation. It cites Gifford Pinchot on reforesting worn-out farms and using woodlands to restore fertility, while advising farmers to plant forests for future timber and ornamental purposes and to thin crowded plantations to maintain shade and reduce costs.
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Huriicutioral
Ghenrwally
Division of Forestry
Prac- Heal
Gifford Pinchot
Forest service aids farmers plant wood lots and shelter belts
The Division of Forestry of the Agricultural Department offers practical help to farmers to establish forest plantations, wood lots, shelter belts, and wind breaks. Applications are ranked by usefulness, with visits by district foresters to study land and draft a plan. The aim is to guide tree selection, planting, and care to ensure long term value and productivity.
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America
Division of Forestry
The
Agricultural Department
Hessian fly habits and crop rotation advice for farmers
Notes on the Hessian fly discuss its egg deposition near emergence and how rotating crops can curb infestations. States with permanent wheat monoculture suffer more damage, while those rotating with other crops see fewer problems. Iowa reportedly faces near eradication due to land use patterns. A rotating farmer gains easier control than one who plants wheat repeatedly.
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Towa
Fragmented OCR on plant toxin notes and regional mentions
The text presents a fractured discussion of a plant or substance with toxic properties used ornamentally and referenced across regions from Montana to Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Germany. It notes eye irritation, vomiting, and blistering symptoms, with scattered phrases about agriculture and distribution.
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Ree
Montana
Merton
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Germany
Farming notes and animal husbandry insights from a historic paper
The text documents varied farm practices from crop cultivation moisture control to pest management, plus notes on sheep, dairy, and grain sales. It references hood cultivation, moisture retention, and general husbandry, plus a short anecdote about a pupil and a pig purchase.
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Portugal
Azurce
Ui Progresvive
Jacariatocracy
Paderewski
Pehienreal
Paderewsk
Spain
Italy
Horta
Ponta Delgada
Mloreg
Graciosa
Corvo
Payal
Jacome
Match Trust
Bileoniva
Manalon
Iberian Peninsulas
Capote
Dome Co Tellate
Anta
Boucastan
Freites
Sahara
Orinoco
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