Untitled Fact-Snippets From The Express Noted
A compilation of diverse notes from The Express includes remarks on ignorance, phrases about weddings and death by own action, references to a Boston paper, and a city directory. It mentions Qouzoun Ada as a Transcaspian railhead site, a Mexican hospital narcotic seed remedy, Bank of Spain figures for Sept 30 1896, and Texas hog production rankings with year-to-year comparisons.
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Bank of Spain
Heathen Sculptor Pursues Perfection Beyond Eye
An ambitious sculptor toils on a colossal crown head despite critics who deem the effort wasted. He answers that only divine omniscience justifies perfect form, as beauty and fidelity arise from higher ideals beyond human gaze.
Wanamaker Store Cadet School Aims to Teach and Inspire
The Philadelphia store runs a two evening per week program for boys in employment ages, offering free supper and practical business education alongside physical exercise. After a year the project shows encouraging results and aims to curb cynicism toward the wealthy. Meanwhile a Senate amendment proposal would bar farmers who use floor time for loabying, a move viewed as noteworthy given the chamber’s history and the surrounding context.
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Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Congresa
Senate
Chamber
Tembere
Republic
Traly
Kaffir corn prospects for Indiana farmers
Indiana experiment station reports kaffir corn as a potential forage in very dry areas but questions its advantage for Indiana. It advises delaying planting to late May or early June, sowing at one bush per acre for sorghum hay, and recommends comparing kaffir corn with common field corn. The note, by W. Q. Latta, Indiana Experiment Station.
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Kattir
Indiana
Gilry
Kansas Experiment Station
Latta
Iudiana Experiment Station
Rey
Paria Vigaro
Scienea
Cape Colony
Bone
Adonis
Peach Diseases Hit Missouri Orchards Prompts Free Grower Pamphlet
The Missouri Experiment Station reports outbreaks of Peach Yellows and Peach Rosette in leading peach regions. To aid growers, the station offers a free illustrated pamphlet describing symptoms and control, advises digging up and destroying infected trees, and warns of rapid spread westward.
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Peach Fellows
Jack Monette
Missouri Experiment Station
Windom for Sheep Wreetora Dr Galen Wilson
The noted writer and sheep breeder is reported to have recently applied to a new registrar in the sheep trade. The inquiry and reply are reproduced from Wool Market and Sheep and follow.
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Windom
Galen Wilson
Hegrier
Qualoeas
Sheep breeding tips and tick control for Shropshire flock
A reader describes starting a flock of grade Shropshires planning to reach 60 to 100 head. Advice covers tick elimination, dipping ewes and lambs, pasture management, winter feed with rape clover hay and succulent fodder, and maintaining pure bloodlines. Emphasis on pasture quality, salt access, and avoiding wet ground.
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Wwe
Jamba
Easiy
Trick of the Complion Man Recalls Market Trust Trade Dish
A correspondent recalls extensive apple shipments and a false packing claim, with merchants disputing deductions as the market was off. The account covers price pressures, a rival confrontation, and advice on clover seed timing for better yields and early cutting of the first crop.
Ulysses and the Hidden Confession at the Prize Fight Hall
A young woman finally declares love to Ulysses amid a prize fight setting. She reveals her secret while playfully coaxing him to repeat it, as he wryly asks to hear the words again. The scene unfolds with intimate tension surrounding gifts and shared expenses.
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Wiyssea
St Louia Post-Dispatch
Ulysses
Klas
Young Man Shot in Quarrel CityEditor Mocked
The city editor reads a manuscript about Ben Williams a 29 year old being shot and killed in a quarrel by Henry White 27. Bystanders James Dayton 30 and Frank Tyson 20 inform Policemen O Hara and Donovan as the tale unfolds with a sharp editor remark.
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Tha
Eity
Ben Willams
Henry White
Seary
James Dayton
Frank Tyson
O Hara
Donovan
Washington Post
Vegetarian King Ilambert of Italy Abstains From Coffee
A reported vegetarian monarch named Ilambert of Italy follows a bread and vegetable diet with fruit, restricts coffee, and relies on water as his main drink. The piece notes his unusual lifestyle and abstentions as part of his royal persona.
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Ilambert
Italy
Weather types in Palermo describe cloudless and partial days
Malermo Palermo Bichly notes an average of 167 cloudless days per year and about 62 days with partial cloud and partial sunshine, suggesting a predominance of fine weather in the region.
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Malermo
Palermo
Bichly
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