Cadets Expelled Over Forbidden Ref refreshments Incident
West Point cadets Charlie Carroll Fitzhugh and Frederic Hurd Van Horn, both from named states, allegedly partook of forbidden refreshments, were dismissed from the Military Academy by General Thomas Harry after an investigation. They reportedly left post in civilian clothes and attempted to return under cover of darkness, prompting their hospital confinement and official action at Highland Falls.
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West Point
N. Y
Ewily
Charlie Carroll Fitzhugh
North Dakota
Frederic Hurd van Horn
Mmtary
Thomas Harry
Nda
Barty
Sorcery revived in France described in a damp tale
A fragmented account recalls an occult arrest near an old citadel where a sergeant witnessed villagers dig a ground packet revealing only a heart. Doctors later examined it as a case of enroutement sorcery involving black magic, animal phantoms, and cursed attire.
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London
Calaty
Wailo
Ruant
Portain
Rellea
Ata
Abd Wan Algo
Ikwan
Toxettier
Boy Scouts Search London For Lost Cat Honey
Westminster Boy Scouts aided by Mr Fiore hunt through St Johns churchyard and surrounding areas after a cat named Honey disappears from a home. Jane Blan kin and family, plus neighbors, join the informal quest with torches and a promise to keep searching until the pet is found.
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London
Boy Scouts
Cata
West Dia
Westminster
Stephen’ Manelona
Mra
John Blankin
Nonle Ruskit
St. John's Churchyard
Smith Square
Cecil Bina
Mry
John
Onto
A. Hl. Fiore
Spoitmante
Flaine
Bad Boy
Scott
Mion Ceell
Madman terrorized Derwick as four men battled to restrain him
Allen, deemed the most powerful man in Derwick, went insane and fled his home sparking terror. Four men seized him and he battered a lock up door, then collapsed near Danville hospital. Horwick reports a mad dog epidemic and fears bites from a mind dog.
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Allen
Derwick
Danvilie
Almient
Ory
Ha Wooden Lex Aimdat
Kane
Creaay
Horwick
Fine Pasturage in Ocean Dr Portier Tells Vast Undersea Lands
Dr Paul Portier spoke at the Paris Institute about underwater vegetation supporting herbivores, then eaten by carnivores. He described food supplies from fish and shellfish, comparing nutritive values and costs, noting limited use of marine mammals and occasional market sales of porpoises and seals.
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Paul Portier
Grosing Landa
Parla
Nom Wan
Paris Institute Oveathographique
Thalriur
Canal Impact on Fish Across Oceans Study Initiated
A planned study examines the Canale effect on marine life following Panama Canal opening. A national survey of Atlantic and Pacific waters just completed will provide initial data with a second survey planned in five to ten years to verify predicted species intermixing between the two oceans.
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Canale
New York
Belontiate Born
Pacific
Panama Canal
Ants Aid Corn Root Louse in Fields
An article explains how the little brown ant protects root aphids on corn and weeds, forming a mutual pest. It describes honeydew feeding, wintering in ant nests, and how deep soil stirring to six inches reduces root louse damage by breaking up nests and scattering ants.
Farm cart shows handy side view for home use
The article describes a farm cart with bungey wheels and a low box to carry loads. It notes the axle, bent ax, and an old budgy axle, with a box about four feet long and two feet high, indicating versatile use in farm tasks.
Garpores Box Cart Design Details
The text describes a box cart adjustable in length and height. A hoe at a corner, made of heavy Korap tron, keeps the box taut when the cart is restrained. Two hardwood handles are bolted on to push or draw the cart.
Catalpa Tree Uses and Post Treatment Method Notes
In South Georgia a writer describes catalpa trees used for posts and compares with other timber. The piece discusses materials like long tea vine and Joblolly plas, noting a coating with creowate costing 18 cents per post that lasts 18 to 20 years.
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Ayn
Thaye
South Georgia
Bacteria Inoculation Boosts Alfalfa Growth
The article explains how soil bacteria living on alfalfa roots supply essential nitrogen as a by product, illustrating cooperation in nature. If bacteria are absent in the soil, inoculating the patch with inoculants from sweet clover or alfalfa patches may be needed to achieve growth.
Grindstone Stews Warm Water Tip For Frost Removal
A brief household note advises using warm water on the grindstone to thaw frost in stews. Hot water will boil and remove grit, so apply warm water to prevent grit in foods. The tip emphasizes moderation to avoid overheating the grinding surface.
Pretty Flowers in Garden Sweet Peas and Support
Sweet pea vines need strong support to avoid wilting from Bris branches. As blooms appear, harvest continually to encourage more flowers. Do not crowd plants, use loose stems to shape them, and enjoy the fragrance of the sweetest vines in any garden.
Posts Kept From Spreading Gate Porte Idea
A rudimentary method to stop spreading posts uses a long rod buried between the surface and ground to brace the port. The approach involves lightly packing rocks or bricks under the lower ends to create a hidden brace that prevents outward movement.
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Ange m
Fight Little Melon Aphid In Rocky Ford Growers Advice
Growers around Rocky Ford Colorado are advised to burn infested vines where cantaloupes are grown to halt melon aphids. Inspect vines every other day for dark green leaves and black powdery coating. Burn infected hills, scatter straw, and maintain surveillance to prevent spread. The method also applies to cucumbers.
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Rocky Ford
Golo
Garden and Farm Notes on Soil, Tools, and Crops
Practical notes on farming practices including concrete durability, preserving ages of tools, livestock care, melon ripeness cues, barrow use after plow, and riding cultivators for potatoes. Advice covers soil moisture, rust prevention on cabbage, wet plow effects, clover stands, sowing seeds without nurse stops, meadow maintenance, and effects of traffic on pastures.
Venice a City of Dreams for the Wanderer in Italy
A reflective piece extols Venice as a city built on water with timeless charm. It notes moonlit strolls along quaint bridges and courtyards, ancient architecture, and color accents. The essay highlights St Theodore and the Lion of Saint Mark as celebrated symbols and mentions red and gray granite columns from Syria atop Plassatia.
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Italy
Venlos
Aunaol
Battaratti
moonTtadt
Venice
Abe
Venion
Ventoo
Theodore
Plassatia
Syria
Antitrudgery Club in Chicago Aimed at Easing Household Tasks
An American Club Woman article describes six Chicago women forming a club to share a log washing cleaner a glass tele vaguam cleaner one electric washing machine two electric irons and a drying fan. The plan divides initiation fees and equipment costs among members and allows rotating use to lighten household burdens and potentially address the servant problem.
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Chicago
Atfair
American Club
Advertising Powers and Public Perceptions in Commerce
An unsigned editorial notes that while advertising creates vast opportunities for merchants, some businessmen still doubt its value. It contrasts the resurgence of travel by prairie schooner with the modern Pullman car, mocking such outdated views as bunk.
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Mater
Pulliman Palace
Exchange
Manila Plans Tennis Courts At Sunken Gardens Site
The city of Manta will build public tennis courts opposite the city hall with baths, lockers, and reading rooms. The facilities will be created by transforming the bestion pear Vie lectu mato into an up to date cli.
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Manila
Cty of
Manta
Tty
Women Should Be Protected From Harm
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a dated plea or article urging protection for women. It references Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound and mentions a woman named Wolke and a residence in Morrayville. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative or clear event.
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Philippine Islands
Overnor Forbes
Staten Ie
Whan
Philippine Constabulary
Warage
Constabulary
Pump
France
BOY
Pennsylvania
Frayes
Paul Portter
Handy Farm Cart
Little Melon Aphis
City OF
Lydia E. Pinkhasn
Morrayville
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