Artie Faces Wedding Day Distraction and Suspicions
Relatives fret as Artie, engaged to Kitty Durrell, prepares to attend a party with Miss Hammell. They fear his feelings for Kitty and wonder if he might drift, debating whether the wedding should proceed while he seems torn by past affections.
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Pate
Anella
Grace
Ameti
Aunt Grace
Kitty
Artiy
Aunt Amelia
Tim
Secon
Artie
Artibt
Kitty Durrell
Simpson
Hin
Amelia
Ardie
Agni
Bride
Avint Grane
Evening Apphrel
Blu
Artil
Miss Hammell
Not the Time to Stop. Umpire Kim Johnstone on crowds
Kim Johnstone in New York says baseball crowds are kinder than in the past and theater crowds once hurled cabbages and potatoes at actors. He recalls a touring company near Paint Rock where a villainous scene continued as insults and onions rained down, the manager ordering the performance to continue despite a boot being hurled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Johnstone
New York
Mr. Johnstone
Paint Rock
Tally
Acorn
Prescriptions in Latin Point to Doctor Ethics Debate
The piece questions the practice of writing prescriptions in Latin and argues it hides what patients take, supporting a public ethics code. It suggests patients should translate prescriptions to know their medicines, enabling informed choices and potential savings on repeated visits and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Medical School
Colored Evidence and a Seashore Prescription Tale
District Attorney Jerome cites tampered colored evidence from a woman's physician report. A July visit ends with advice to seek sea air and summer gowns, while a church sermon tale ends with a child's humorous claim that walking on water is a trick.
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Derame
Jerome
New York
Ove Day
Sea of Galilee
Controlling Poultry Diseases Through Sanitation
Poultry diseases are deeply rooted and often infectious, with some farmers overusing home remedies. The Northwestern Agriculturist advises eradicating infected flocks, thoroughly disinfecting premises, and restocking only with healthy birds to prevent recurrent roup and improve breeding outcomes.
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Cement hive-stands touted as economical indestructible aids
A Bee Culture writer endorses five inch square cement hive-stands rising 51 inches high with a three by one and a half inch resting top. Priced at three cents each they resist dampness and outlast wooden stands, offering neat appearance and cost savings for even large apiaries.
Paint Coops With Crude Oil For Better Poultry Health
A proposal suggests painting a future hen house interior with crude oil before hens move in. Roosts and surrounding areas receive a double coat, using oil from a barrel priced at about $2.50. Any leftover oil could be sold or used as machine oil, with total painting costing about $3.50 viewed as worth the investment to reduce mites during game time.
Frugal Gardening Advice for Hens and Peelings
A tip urges using meat grinders to blitz cabbage leaves turnip peels apple cores and potato peels with celery tops and other scraps. Feed the minced mix to hens. claim they will eat almost anything and return energy in eggs.
Feeding Mashes and Grain Timing for Poultry
Advice on feeding poultry mashes or soft feed at morning for best results, with small grains or cracked grains at night for young birds. Warns against overfeeding scraps to small flocks, as hens become fat and constantly hungry, disrupting appetite and health.
Growing Poultry Feed Seed Row
Grow your own poultry seed to avoid market shortages. Favor sorghum broomcorn popcorn millet and sunflowers for seed though they may be harder to procure in markets.
Does Your Back Ache Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed By Farmer
James R Keeler of Peaner St Cagenoyla NY reports long lasting back and kidney relief from Doans Kidney Pills after trying various remedies. He says the first box helped and two boxes restored him to good health. His wife and friends also report good results. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box. Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. John Quincy Adams lore note adds a fishing tale about a letter to a judge delaying a case for old Tsaak Walton’s sake.
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James R. Keeler
Peaner St. Cagenoyla
N. Y
Dean
Doan
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Adams
Tsaak Walton
Great Discovery Announced By Crookes Researchers
Sir William Crookes and Professors Krowalski and Maseicki of Freiburg University report a new method to extract nitric acid from the atmosphere. The process promises wide commercial use and could transform the nitrate industry and global food supply.
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William Crookes
Krowalski and
Maseicki
Freiburg University
Negro's Valuable Head Brings Double Wages in Kentucky
A Kentucky worker, described as a Negro, earns double wages by carrying 40 to 50 bricks at a time. He balances bricks on a board atop his head as he climbs to the tops of high buildings, performing the work of two men.
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Article fragments discuss rice potential in Louisiana and Texas with a $40 000 000 value and fifth in crop value, followed by quotes about riches and dignity. It includes a testimonial praising Postum Coffee as a remedy for nervous disorders and sleeplessness, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Louisiana
Texas
Fruit Demand Sparks Farmer Aid Discussion
In Washington, James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, touts aid programs for American farmers. He cites comma wheat, wheat testing machines, and potash extraction from granite as steps toward cheaper, available products. A story illustrates growing fruit costs with a boy offering a cent for grapes priced at a dollar a pound.
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James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
bin Department
Tnet
Wilson
Cutticura Remedies Cited For Relief In Eczema Cases
Mrs Lizzie Vincent Thomas of Fairmont Walden's Ridge Tennessee reports using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for a severely eczema afflicted daughter with running sores. After six weeks the child recovered with no relapse. A July incident involved a boy with poisoned hands and arms from poison oak healing in three weeks solely with Cuticura products.
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Lizzie Vincent Thomas
Fairmont
Walden's Ridge Tenn
Balloonist’s grim tale and odd hospital lodging
An aeronaut, injured after a wrecked balloon, seeks shelter at a farm house and jokes with the owner about his disfiguring losses. Separate items note colleges as rising fire risks with 784 fires in 18 years causing $10.5 million in damage and a sperm whale’s 20 minute submersion then ten minute surface breathing.
Jamie Wasted Bath Time And The Puzzling Tales
A fragmented page mixes a childish vignette about Jamie’s weekly bath routine with stray lines about thefts in New York restaurants and a tense domestic exchange. It hints at family dynamics and a wandering set of unrelated snippets involving meals, chores, and odd conversations.
Girls Destined for Harema in Circassian Customs
Fragmentary report describes Circassians in the Cau region, noted for selling slaves to Persians. The piece objects to fleeting vanity and notes Miss Cayenne’s quip about swearing being tied to wanting attention rather than substance.
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Cau
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Judge
Framingham
Man.) National Bank
Framingham Bank
National Bank
Carlyle
S. Dak
Thade
Wellville
Hagi
Jamie
Jay
Newella
Loys
Timmy
Jack
Sam
Madge
Miss Cayenne
Lydia
Pinkhan
James Chés
James Chester
Lydia E. Pinkham
New Yorke
Pinkham
Lydia B. Minkham
Soni
W. L. Douglas
Jenta
Brookton
W.L
Po Taotory
Brocklia
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