Remarkable four man tunnel escape from Clinton prison
The report recounts a daring escape from Clinton Prison in New York. Four convicts tunnelled out beneath guard lines, using a cellar, a hidden bell and twine to alert, then fled by rail and road with help from three accomplices. Their escape became a nationwide manhunt, ending with recapture of Tanner and Kennedy near Altoona and the others as authorities closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoton Praca
Petar Stomina
Torkice
Bai Berelaes
Bedford
N.Y
Pewtmaster
Peter Ames Belo
Erick
Ana
Cathia
Tate
Rin
Wilares
Simeel
Waa
Maine
Ira
Amnex
Renne
Amrface
Hal
Jaman
Tyre
Severieltee
Ieee Ts
James
Tennemora
Tamer
Liberty
Zeus
Canada
Altoons
Jamaica
Gengol
Dallers
Alliott
Kennedy
Tanner
Callie
Follies Court
Collins
Tames Way
Weny
Collins Pot
Talfa
Marine eSrich Cine
Thor Mike
Torin
Mien
Clinton
New York
Matrimony Tales Spark Gossip In Distant Gazette Fragment
Fragments describe sensational marriage and divorce talk among unnamed figures. Readable bits mention a Bush and Liner, potential remarriage claims, and rumor about a certain spouse, with critique of social norms and scandalous tone.
Bleaching Plant Report Highlights Ireland and England Ties
A fragmented report mentions Ireland and England connections to a bleaching operation. Details are unclear but reference to Seether and practical demonstration at a plant site suggests a cross border inquiry into chemical processing practices.
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Ireland
Erie
Schoolteacher writes note to parents amid student writing struggle
A teacher drafts a letter explaining pupil Michael Miller to his parents amid difficulties in writing and spelling. The narrative shows the student's effort, partial success, and emotional impact on the classroom environment.
Fragmentary Viking Sun Chariot Sketch From Copentuygin Museum
A damaged fragment describes a Viking sun chariot sketch in a museum at Copentuygin. It details an iron wheel with gold accents, a four wheeled chariot drawn by horses under a blazing sun, and references mythic symbolism tied to Helene and fiery chariots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Tin
Copentuygin
Vich
Seelam
Elfulfo
Earl
Karl
Religious Education in Holland and Its Public System
An excerpt from a William Chambers article discusses Holland's schooling, noting state support for universal elementary education without religious prejudice. It explains two weekly church-related instruction hours and the separation of religious instruction from the school, with clergymen guiding confessional content. The piece frames education as a national welfare measure, balancing multiple faiths.
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Frman
William Chambers
Holland
Mumercia
Urreuth Holland
Umt
Botlees
Setterlands
Chilren
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes Weekly Brief
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes issued weekly by direction of the Minister of Agriculture summarize departmental experience. The notes cover farming practices, livestock care, crop management, and practical guidance for rural households and agricultural operations.
Wimmera ryegrass pastures aid dry district farming
Agro botanist notes Wimmera rye grass and cowpea mixtures suit dry coastal soils. Sowing advised March to May. The grass tolerates drought, provides bulk feed, and supports lambing paddocks without harming wool. Caution on rabbit feeding and weed competition. Perennial varieties offer extended grazing and seed stability with proper rotation.
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Slams
Wimmera
Tablelands
Agricultural soil favors nitrifier and bacteria presence
The text notes soil conditions that generally aid ubrication also support nitrogen fixing bacteria. It highlights a link between soil texture moisture and microbial activity affecting nutrient availability. The fragment emphasizes a positive correlation without concrete data or results.
SHARE FARMING FOR WHEAT IN NSW DISCUSSED
The 1896 introduction of sharestarming on the Tandra Estate near Grenfell sparked adoption across New South Wales. Landlords provide land seed and supplies while share-farmers supply machinery labor and laborers. terms cover duties for both sides and aim to ensure crop success with stable agreements.
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New South Wales
Tandra
Grenfell
York
Gwelley
of Agriculture
Sydney
Sheep Management and Fattening Before Spring Sale
The article discusses practical sheep farming tips focusing on mating, weight gain, and drought resilience. It emphasizes good mothers despite low weight, timely fattening before lambing, and selling at favorable conditions. It also notes the importance of green feed, proper barn setup, and abundant clean water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pergo
Water supply advantages from dams and tanks
The note highlights a 20 advantage in pumping water from dams or tanks and emphasizes keeping the serupaloualy clean to ensure safe drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronghe
Electricity and Plant Growth Debated by Researchers
A 75 year survey shows England reports higher yields from high voltage soil and atmosphere treatment, while the U S Department of Agriculture finds no clear yield increase. Eight years of tests yield no positive plant response to electrical treatment. The field remains divided on electricity's effect on plant development.
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United States Department of Ageculture
England
United States Department of Agriculture Hs
Pruning Guides for Fruit Trees Highlight Dormant Season Rules
An older text discusses pruning timing for fruit trees, noting the dormant season aids shape and branch spacing. It cites a Canadian publication and a South Wales Agriculture handbook as authoritative guides for fruit growers.
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India
M. B. Davis
Ioany Orchardiste
Th South Wales F of
Copice
Bees and Honey Becomes Issue in Hive Defense
The article discusses how bees reveal and spread a scent cue during nest defense and honey ripening. It notes how odors guide worker bees to locate intruders and how hive dynamics respond to pheromonal cues in defense behavior.
The Hive in Winter
Fragmentary notes describe how bees survive winter with a single caretaker and ample food. It mentions waterproof ice and warmth from the outer cover, alongside advice to keep or remove supers as needed.
Wintering Bees: Store Requirements and Hive Comfort
The article advises wintering weaker stocks in small boxes and keeping the cluster comfortable. For a fair-sized colony, ensure 30 stores in hives or more, and remove some supers if hives are heavily stacked. Weak colonies should be kept compact with frames on either side of the cluster to preserve vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntores
Fragmented Hints of Old World Folklore and Myths
A garbled excerpt references ancient beliefs and superstitions including omens from candles and Christmas, age-old foods and fish, and tales of omens linked to private houses. It mentions a list of curious customs tied to dates and seasons and a note on a St John’s College figure.
Perilous Work On Railroads Guards Warn of Danger
The article explains rail workers face lethal risks with trains passing close. It describes platelayers and lookouts who risk injury or death, and the need for caution amid busy lines and shifting schedules.
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Amerina
Han
Vreland AB
Oscavion
Michael Millerew
Fae
Kate
RMP
Wathint
Michael Gag
Religious Education IN
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes
Department of Agriculture
Coan
America
United States
Pisa
Tealy
Teschet
Keown
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