Irony and medical notes in Challis brief
A Challis Idaho itemized page recounts varied notes on morality and society, including quotes about character, a widow in Washington fearing theft of her daughter’s body, and a Philadelphia boy who improvised a tourniquet to stop arterial bleeding after a wrist cut. It mentions army medical vacancies and a failed memorial plan in Geneva.
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Catherine Babcock
Washington, D. C
Colonel Babcock
General Chant
Government
Alaska Stations Grow Hardier Crops Says Doctor Allen
Dr J W Allen assistant superintendent of experiment stations returns to Washington after a ten week Alaska tour. He reports hardy vegetables thrive there and predicts Alaska will soon supply sufficient amounts. Wheat oats barley and rye have matured at the stations and he sees feasibility in supplying beef for the home market. He notes strong interest in land along the coast from Northern Europe and foresees many relocate for better conditions.
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J. W. Allen
Agricultural Department
Washington
Alaska
Allen Toporta
Ata- Hons
Hasoya
Europe
Tme
Primitive medical methods and public right of way action
Dr Rijbart notes primitive medical practices for headaches rheumatism and tooth extraction with strings and plasters while a Lamourne Common demonstration, led by Colonel Lockwood opponents, removed 100 acres of forest land obstructions. About 600 formed a procession. 30 Essex police observed but restraint prevailed. Damages and trespass measures planned.
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Rijbart
Lamourne Common
Colonel Lockwood
Esex
Womack
Weed exhibits and seed testing in farm study at Buffalo
The United States Department of Agriculture exhibit on weeds and weed seeds at Buffalo showcases common weeds such as curled dock sorrel ragweed wild carrot and yellow foxtail. It explains seed identification under lenses and microscopes to help farmers detect adulterated seed mixes and prevent contamination in clover alfalfa and other grasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
Theory of Yellows Tied to Budding and Grafting
An agricultural paper in Michigan cites C. & Crosby proposing peach yellows arise in grafted or budded trees due to aging effects from the propagation method. The writer argues disease is age related, urges starting new life from seed pits, and compares the idea to potato rot in fortins.
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Botanicti
Nature
Michigan
C. &. Crosby
Late sowing to escape Hessian fly questioned anew
A historical report discusses late sowing of wheat in various latitudes amid Hessian fly risk. It cites Ohio state leaflets noting dates of safety shifting later, with cases of winter kill risk. It also mentions Maryland Delaware fruit yields and a botanical note on root absorption in wheat and pasture grains.
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Tate
Ohio
Columbus
A. J. Cook
C. D. Smith
Michigan Experiment Station
Milk preservation temperatures and rapid cooling
The text explains that milk or separated cream must be cooled quickly from body heat to 60 or 80 degrees to prevent bacterial growth. It notes that bacteria grow best between 80 and 100 degrees, so passing below this critical range promptly is essential to stop germ development.
Late Daniel A. Ray United States Marshal in Hawaii
Daniel A. Ray longtime politician and editor born in New York died in Honolulu of Brights disease with heart failure. He served as United States marshal for Hawaii since the territorial act. Ray edited papers in Illinois and Chicago and was a senator's private secretary before the marshal role. Survived by four children including daughter Lily J. Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daniel A. Ray
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Bright
Hawaii
D. A. Ray
Istand Possesion
Mr. Ray
New Yorks
Chicago
Hioomlugin Pantasaph
Springfield
State Senate
Springfeld Stalwart
Ray
Thrilling Night Scene at Buffalo Grain Elevator
Grain moved in streams as a towering grain elevator looms over a fresh water cargo tank unloading at Buffalo. The hold glows with electricity and dust swirls as a giant steel shovel powers back and forth, dumping yellow grain into waiting scoops while blue clad workers dodge the deadly path.
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Lake Levator
North America
Buffalo
Anys Rollin Lynde Hartt
Atlantic
Victims of Greed Among Birds in Struggle Over Large Meals
Detroit Free Press reports author George J. Walsh describes birds choking on prey beyond their throat capacity. Herons, fish hawks, and others risk death swallowing oversized toads, fish, or water rats, with some impaling or dying in remote resting places after throat blocks occur.
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George J. Walsh
Detroit Free Press
Mary Ann at the Summer Resort Hotel
A humorous exchange quotes an economical husband at a summer resort hotel urging his wife to skip mashed turnips and eat more cream potatoes, remarking on the high cost of board. The line is attributed to a Chicago Tribune source.
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Mary Ann
Chicago Tribune
Munich to end gas and petroleum use in school fighting
Authorities in Munich, advised by eminent ocullats, decide to stop using gas or oil for fighting school routines. The move signals a shift toward safer, noncombustible measures in daily school operations and drill practices. Strong entities include Munich and authorities, with emphasis on safety and policy change.
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Munich
Roosevelt urged to publish concise coming message in serial form
An editorial urges President Roosevelt to compress his forthcoming message. It suggests using department reports as appendices and delivering a brief 1000 word address this December. The piece argues brevity reduces errors and aligns with public sentiment.
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Gary
Congress
Roosevelt
Uiea
Died Far From Home Princes Fall to Disease and War
A New York Press item notes princes who traveled widely often die abroad from fever, disease, or wounds. It cites Prince Henri d Orleans dying in Saigon after fame from a duel, and recalls princes Henry of Battenberg, Christlin Victor of Schleswig Holstein, and the Prince Imperial in the Zulu and Boer wars.
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Prince Henri d'Orleans
Prince Imperial
South Africa
Christlin Victor
Schleswig- Holstein
Henry of Battenberg
Africa
Prince of Conde
Australia
Prince Henri d’Orleans
Saigon
Indo-China
Prince Henri
Abysainia
Turin
Henri
Montpengier
Duke of
Saville
Spectatora
Isabella
Spain
Don Carlos
Don Alfonso
Don Jayme
Caritat
New York
Presa
Swedish Explorer Hulls Reaches Unexplored Asia Trek
In a private letter dated April 27 to a Goteborg editor, Sven Hulls recounts obtaining his first malt and news after nine months. He describes a caravan at Tjarkhifi with 38 camels, 24 horses, 70 mules, and a 170 Swedish mile journey through an untouched Asian region. Water scarcity was averted by snow in a gulch and by blocks of ice in salt water.
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Goteborg
Datnd Tjarkhiik
Sven Hulls
Tjarkhifi
Asia
Indianapolis News
Jeromed of Lisbon Targets Fashionable Casinos
A Lisbon figure named Jeromed has led raids on elite gambling circles in Casenes court districts. In one private club he forced entry and seized thirty four members of high society amid a chaotic table spread of thousands of dollars. Authorities report arrests and ongoing investigations into the gambling scandal as Lisbon’s royal circles face scrutiny.
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Jerome
Lisbon
Casenes
Royal Court
New York
New York Press
Seeded Exercise and a Fragmented Prose Note
The text presents garbled dialogue about exercise and a medical warning from a doctor. It also includes a fractured proverb about a bird in the hand and a knife and fork, reflecting a jumble of quotations and misread lines from an old periodical.
The Patient Man Waits For a Visitor
A nervy American worker waits in a Mary apartment for a visit at 3 or 4 o clock. Maria, wary and patient, adjusts to demands while the man sits by the window edge shivering. The scene shows quiet tension and mutual restrained irritation as hours drag on.
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Me ‘Watts
Theos Owe
Warbenone
Patinge
Ventibo
Christer Shaygin
Watts
Ufieenain
Mary
Maur
Maria
Walter Haker & Co. Win Top Medals at Pan-American Expo
The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo awarded Walter Haker & Co. three gold medals for superior breakfast cocoa and all cocoa and chocolate preparations. This marks their seventh highest prize from major European and American exhibitions.
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Get
Buffalo
Walter Haker & Co. (Limited
Dorchester
Masy
Europa
America
Dont Worry Circles Promote Nerve-Wearie Moral Effort
The article discusses Dont Worry circles as a church initiative to calm nerves amid rapid American life. It argues worry harms productivity, urges churches and businesses to adopt the program, and suggests starting in the new year to extend the movement beyond churches to all workplaces.
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Cumming
Cicles
New Domestic Sewing Co Wins Pan-American Exposition Prize
The New Domestic Sewing Machine Co. was awarded the highest prize at the Pan-American Exposition for the best family sewing machine, receiving a coveted gold medal today.
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Buffalo
New Domestic Sewing Machine Co
Froste Dripped Gold and the Kiondike Placer Mystique
The piece describes the Kiondike gold placers where perennially frozen ground thaws only on surface in mid summer. It notes winter mining methods, shaft firing, and the challenge of breaking frozen earth with gunpowder, comparing to Siberian gravels and hinting at the Frost King’s perilous struggle for gold.
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Siberia
Fashods Accentuated and the Tiboutiad Fe Butte
Fragmentary OCR text references political and commercial themes with phrases about misery, a bank rupture, and disputed ownership. The readable content is garbled and lacks clear events or persons, producing a brief, uncertain newspaper card with no verifiable facts.
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Parte
Figaro
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Silver Messenger
Challis
Idaho
Iowa
Union
Ben Johson
Geneva
Quai du Leman
Elizabeth
Medical Department
United States Army
Medical Corps of
Navy
Theodore Austin
Brombty
Philadelphia
Maryland
Delaware
Cecil County
Daniel Ray
Marshall
Proshione McKinley
Tad Bewn
Whitur
Detroit
Grand Rapids, Mich
Chiusgo
Ilse
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