Central America seen under possible U S Mexican protection
The article discusses Central American peace efforts and posts a possible federation with a formal U S Mexican protectorate. It notes informal oversight by the United States and Mexico, repeated federation attempts, and arbitration as the preferred method, though disputes often lead to arms. It mentions American warships protecting foreign property and tensions rising between Mexican and American perspectives on intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Republica
United States
Mexico
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Guatemala
Guate- Milah
Caribbean Sea
Prince Louis of Orleans barred from landing in Rio de Janeiro
Prince Louis of Orleans, heir to Dom Pedro's throne in monarchist Brazil, could not land as his ship entered Rio. Brazilian authorities uphold the 1889 banishment decree against Dom Pedro's family. Louis, son of the former crown princess of Brazil and Gaston of Orléans, was born in Brazil and is a rallying figure for royalists. The visit stirs North American interest in a possible royalist revival, while rail safety debates and 1790 census publication also appear in the merged report.
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Prince Louie of
Orleans
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Rio de Janeiro
Paraguay
Prince Louis
Wec
Brasil
Gaston of Orleans
Pedro
South America
North America
Hepburn
Adam
Miss Carrington
Mr. Hepburn
Two-Fold Purpose of Science and Higher Education
The essay argues education has two sides: practical knowledge for success and inner life through science and literature. It warns against overemphasizing technical study and urges balance, noting poetry and imagination nourish the personal life. It reflects on America's high rate of university education and hopes for civic progress and genuine happiness through cultivated taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iask
Ani
America
The Devil of Evil Speech
A compact sermon-length critique of deceit and malice. It catalogs the devilish roles of liars, false advertisers, gossipmongers, slanderers, and unkind speakers, urging vigilance against harmful speech patterns in society and personal conduct.
Woman Influence Without Voting Told In Public Letter
A public letter argues women already shape society as nonpartisan influencers beyond the ballot. It contends women, free from graft and political intrigue, guide future citizens through teaching and motherhood, with men respecting their principled views.
Won by a Camera in a Pictorial Mystery
Hepburn, a photo enthusiast, develops a plate revealing a beautiful woman in a wild scene. A romance blooms after a near drowning rescue, but a double negative line derails proposals until a trick of grammar reveals a lasting engagement. Sanford’s meddling plates and a campus-like hotel setting frame a witty, romantic tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepburn
Sanford
Mill Pond
Movable-frame hives for practical beekeeping explained
The article argues movable-frame hives are preferable for beekeeping, detailing dovetailed Langstroth frames, hive sizes from eight to ten frames, and reasons to avoid queenless colonies. It notes larger hives reduce swarming and ease hive management for farmers and hobbyists alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Farm
Jess
Lars
Chicken Chatter Influence of Bad Eggs
A poultry note discusses how a bad eye spoils others, sexing geese by voice, pumpkin or mangel wurtzel leftovers in the house, and the comb signaling laying readiness. Emphasis on pure bred poultry, early hatched pullets for winter layers, motivation to care for common flocks, flooring comfort to prevent bumblefoot, feed promoting milk production in cows and hens, and avoiding wasteful mating practices.
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Silver Messenger
Sweet, Publisher
Challis
FH Dixon
Atlantic Monthly
Armine
Wrens Fabrication Jate Int
Thomas J. Lee
Montgomery City
Lee
Kalver
Frederick Henry
Tix
Hassip
Joseph
Bowlen
Jace
Misa Carrington
Billy Carrington
Carelees
Relue
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