Bolivar reimagined empire drives Castro’s union plan
The article analyzes President Castro of Venezuela and allied Liberal parties in Colombia and Venezuela aiming to recreate Bolivar’s historic republic including Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador, with aims to add Peru and Bolivia. It notes potential outcomes, regional war, and the Pan American railway proposal, plus political volatile support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Republic of
Simon Bolivar
Peru
Bolivia
Bolivar
Colomibis
United States
Europe
Republic of France
Europa
Turkey
Sergia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Atlantic
Caribbean
Brazil
Ines
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Menador
Reunion
South America
Invasioua
Repubies
Liberala
Heuador
Guzman Blanco
Queer Artificial Coal Scheme Questioned by U S Consul
United States consul at Coburg warns that a German advertises a peat to artificial coal machine with claims of producing a fuel between a good English coal and anthracite. He calls the venture valueless and cautions American investors to doubt the process until proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
United States
Coburg
East Prussia
New York Herald
Memorials for Horses After Conflict with China
Memorials honor horse troops used during the war with China. Japanese officials plant a monument to those animals and riders, commemorating service and sacrifice amid postwar remembrance. The ceremony draws veterans and scholars at the historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Grave of a Methuselah in Germantown Inscriptions
A Germantown tombstone in Concord burying ground on Germantown avenue above Washington lane proclaims the deceased aged 969 years surpassing biblical ages. The stone’s figures likely show 96 but were altered from 69 then corrected, making the misread age persist as a local legend of extraordinary longevity.
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Germantown
Wissahickon
Old Concord
Germantown Avenue
Washington Lane
Apples to England A History of the Fruit's Fame
The article extols the apple as a universal fruit crop and notes England’s preference for home grown varieties over imports. It discusses origins in Britain with the Roman introduction and contrasts cultivated garden apples with wild hedge apples, kept distinct by ongoing cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
California
Britain
Civilization Drives Out Game and Fur Trade Decline
Collier's Weekly notes Canada’s fur trade has faded in importance while the country emerges as a major exporter of wheat, apples, and other products. It contrasts a repurposed landscape of ice and snow with a thriving agricultural potential under favorable climate and soil conditions.
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Canada
France
Great Company
Lords of the North
Collier’s Weekly
Tinsmas Shale
Ananassae
Thomas Shaw
Minnesota
Talveralty
Hittie
The Domestic Man and Modern Household Roles
An analytic meditation on the domestic man, noting his negative role as breadwinner who shirks home amusements, and contrasting progressive civic engagement with calls for broader self-development. Includes reflective excerpts on education and child growth from Ladies' Home Journal.
For a Girl of Sixteen Skirt and Velvet Plaiting
A descriptive fashion note details a girl's garment with a cloth skirt edged by stitching and an open front revealing a velvet plaiting. It pairs with a plain velvet blouse featuring a collar cuffs and a gul fabric trim.
Handsome Fall Costumes Described in Detail
Mixed black and gray suit with black and white embroidery, stitched in black, sable furs noted. A brown cloth suit features a deep ecru lace collar over velvet, edged with velvet and cloth, plus a vest of brown and white dotted velvet and an ermine yoke and collar.
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Ecru
Timely Khories and Recipes From a Past Era
A fragmented column mixes social guidance on education with whimsical fashion notes and vintage recipes. It mentions training to build resourcefulness, a red cloth costume detail, and a grape wine recipe alongside a rich nut cake method with step by step directions and decorative baking tips.
Western Canada agriculture and stock empire described
A fragmented analysis extols Western Canada as a growing grain and stock region. Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan and Alberta are highlighted for wheat grain grazing and ranching with irrigation potential. The piece notes high adaptation for wheat yield, stock quality improvements, and government railroad support.
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Prairie
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saakatchewan
Alberta
Calind
Peace River
Athabasca
Mountalna
Rockies
Territories
Tapeus
Winnipeg
Attathay
Snail Supply Worries Cuisine Experts
Alarm is voiced by some Parla epicures over a significant drop in high quality snail supply. The shortage threatens a key delicacy long prized by gourmets, with wider impact expected on menus and prices as producers struggle to meet demand.
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Duke of Wellington
Strathfeldange
Copenhagen
Farley Mount
Winchester
Sandiway
Cheshire
A. H. Smith-Barry
Satstrad
Edward Howard Griggs
Ladies’ Home Journal
Timely Khories
Ylish
Stern C
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