Poultry Training Warns on Steady Start and Practical Experience
Agricultural colleges urge new poultry aspirants to begin with small, manageable steps and gain hands on experience. Experts warn against over capitalizing in equipment and stress daily diligence, proper management, and gradual expansion. The message notes that a man must know his job, avoid leaks, and balance investment between facilities and operating costs. Hen and poultry are described as purple crops with demand exceeding supply.
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Connecticut
Cone
Dressing Poultry For Market Highlighted By New York House
A prominent New York commission house urges shippers to strictly follow packing and dressing instructions to improve poultry appearance. They note smaller shippers resist, while larger ones comply and gain higher prices as buyer appeal increases.
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New York
Spectacle at Polo Grounds Then Divorce Tale At Cleveland
The article recalls an umpire confrontation at the Polo Grounds with managers and a player, followed by a separate Cleveland divorce case involving Mrs. Louis Magrander and her husband of 24 years. The wife is accused of beating him with poles and blocking meals, while he sought alimony.
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John J. McGraw
Hub Kigler
Rach
Polo Grounds
Heler Perder
Mie Finn
Ward McGraw
New York
Risler
Louis Magrander
Louis
Cleveland
Magrander
Woelub
Magrandve
Old Love and New Rug in Porchside Quip
Readers overhear a springtime joke about a long married couple and a new rug as a punchy exchange rings through the column. The dialogue hints at domestic routine and a fresh home purchase amid playful suspicion. An ad for Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder promises relief for itchy skin with a sample offer from Washington, D. C.
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Toe Tyree
J. & Tyree
Washington, D. C
Ady
Fragmented Portraits of Dreams and Clouds
A damaged OCR fragment presents quirky lines about a dreamer named Binks and miswritten phrases like chasing the liver Hame of clouds. The text hints at poetic or satirical narration without a clear event or context.
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Binks
Contradictory Echoes in a Quixotic Exchange
Fragmentary OCR presents garbled dialogue about timidity and exchangeability of Christmas and marriage. The text mentions two aides and an odd remark on equality, but lacks clear figures, dates, or events to anchor a proper news item.
Cure for eczema and kitchen economy plea in 1919 ad
A Maryville household describes eczema in a three month old boy with facial and scalp outbreaks, relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The note claims the treatment cured hair loss and skin symptoms. A second section promotes kitchen reform and budgeting with staple purchases to save 5 to 10 percent, urging education and efficiency in homemaking.
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Maryville
Tenn
Aeseman
Clahough
Pont Rd
Cuthuri
Dept
Moston
Ady
Mon of Koulmana Described In Red River Valley Note
A Civil War veteran planter in the Red River valley is described for his strong vocabulary. A recent marriage unfolds amid a morning disturbance when a visiting black preacher triggers heated language and confusion. The young wife peaks out and asks for confirmation.
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Red River Valley
Koulmana
Cap
Johnson
First Sunday School Founder Debate Rewritten
The article argues Ludwig Hoecker founded the first Sunday school in 1740 at Hphra ta Pennsylvania, forty years before Robert Raikes. He used memory cards with Bible verses taught to local children, later printing the cards before his 1792 death as noted by Christian Herald.
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Firet Sunday School
Robert Raikes
Firet
Glousester
England
Ludwig Hoecker
Hphrata
Tancaster County
Pennsylvania
Raikes
Hoveker
Chriatian Herald
Why don’t women dress sensibly question sparks toil
Opinion piece ponders gender dress norms and potential industry impact if women adopted more sensible attire. The remark suggests broad economic consequences and critiques fashionable expectations.
Was and Pity Tinyoanald Boy in Cleveland Family
A fragment describes a humorous scene with a young boy in a Cleveland family who comments on his father’s looks. The boy questions if the father is the most beautiful person, and the exchange ends with the child teasing about the father’s appearance.
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Cleveland
Abe
John Sent a Proxy in a Carnival of Crime
A fragmentary Cleveland scene describes a surge of burglaries and panic. A Lakewood woman reports hearing a strange sound and warns of armed intruders as a neighbor counsels caution and urban danger rises.
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John
Cleveland
Lakewood
Othe Hotnet
Fragmentary chatter on weather and work ethic
Fragmented dialogue mentions Jackson and Johnson with snippets about desk luck, being back before a judge, and a dubious remark on weather. The text includes informal banter and partial quotes, lacking a clear news event or cohesive storyline.
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Jackson
Elif Johnson
Fragmented Domestic Quips and Humorous Rants
A garbled OCR passage pairs quips about marriage faith and identity with scattered wordplay. It mentions a “hardshell Baptal” figure and jokes on genius versus insanity, plus stray lines about water, Red Cross, and Heaven linked to a wife’s relatives.
Quinine and Iron Tonic Promoted as General Remedy
An old advertisement touts Quinine and Iron as the most effective general tonic and malaria remedy. It claims the bitter ingredients dissolve in stomach acids, not the mouth, and is guaranteed by the local druggist after 30 years of use across the South.
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Grove
Porter
Sky Gan
Wemenn
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