Agriculture reform proposed for fairs and institutes
Dr Tabex Fisher of Fitchimrg Massachusetts urges the agricultural association to abandon money losing fairs and cat 1 shows and adopt yearmarians institutes. Tapan is paid to study stock breeding on a large scale as the government plans 850 experimental farms with foreign breeds for cavalry and artillery. broad segments of our middle class await a hint to send aquine samples by next mati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabex Fisher
Fitchimrg
Mass
Tapan
Grain traders see wheat supplies overestimated
Experts in the grain trade generally agree supplies of wheat are under counted and consumer demand overstated, making a rise in prices plausible as markets adjust from previously high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laval
Government taps Dr Ray Hardonn for Amapa case
In February the government named Dr Ray Hardonn to head Brazil's Amapa arbitration effort and he was widely hailed as the ideal envoy. A month later threats to his life forced him to flee the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio News
Ray Har- Donn
Massachusetts plan on segregating consumptives in colonies
A legislative health committee report argues to segregate patients with the disease into special colonies when home care is insufficient. It favors hospitals or homes in dry areas with outdoor life most of the year to prevent danger to the community, endorsed by Harvard Medical College professors and local health officials across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Legidative Committee On Public Health
Harvard Medical College
Boston Board of Health and Park Board
Sifolle
Surprising Rise in U S Horse Exports Across Years
The report traces a rapid rise in American horse exports from 2967 in 1893 to 5246 in 1894 and 18 048 in 1895 with 14 262 shipped in the first six months of the present year, projecting a yearly total near 98 464. Great Britain and Canada receive the bulk, with Belgium France and Mexico also importing, while Cuba shows no shipments. Exports of mules rose to 1 854 in the first six months of the current year. The growth is described as natural, driven by low U S prices, not by deliberate export policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Dominion
Germany
Belgium
France
Italy
Mexico
West India Islands
Cuba
Japan
China
Africa
New York
Baltimore
Department of Agricultura
Song of the Modern Greeks chorus invoke liberty and battle
A fragmented lyric recounts Greek struggle and patriotism, invoking liberty and the northern tyrant. It asks who is worthy to lead Hellas, praising the spirit of freedom and urging Crete and Macedon toward a dawn of national restoration. References to Apollo and Hellas appear as exhortations.
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Crete
Macedon
Apollo
Hellas
Esther Littlejohn and the Tubbs Saga in Cook's Corners
Esther a charitable, steady woman keeps a foundling, Jimmy, after cashing a Tubbs rent order and misadventures with the Tubbs family. A later costly note from Mrs Tubbs arrives, revealing the child’s origin and Esther’s resolve. amid social pressures she builds a home and bonds with the boy, before a new confrontation with William Tubbs tests her resolve.
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Jane
Willum
Willum Tubbs
Hinstead
Daniel
Esther
Esther Littlejohh
Daniel Tubbs
Dable Phyllis
America
William Tabbs
Tubbs, Sr
Esther Littleton
Cook
Wm ‘Tubbs
Little Jim
Milca
Jimmy
Cook's Corners
Menianer Townes
Mr. Lincoln
Madame Tubbs
Cook’s Corners
Rae
Ger
Marry Me Proposal Lines in The Home Queen
A brief dialogue from The Home Queen shows a woman asking for advice, followed by a sudden, hopeful plea from a beaming suitor. He answers with a simple “Marry me,” as Esther, a new woman, feels overwhelmed and unable to resist.
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Esther
Money and Omens at the Superstitious Club
In a humorous meeting of the Superstitious Club, members discuss money as a sign of fortune. The president and members debate coffee money, the itching palm rule, and the unlucky 18 on a quarter, while comparing it to the thirteen states and stripes on the flag.
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Doleste
Aueshion
Helen Stewart
Fred
Misa Stewart
Superstitions Club
Sina Dia
Asid Maud Johnson
Margaret Potter
PRC Rsle
Maud Johnson
Nellie Wright
Papa
Lily Irving
Chicago Times-Herald
Pearls Buried Under Water In Empress's Necklace
A German Empress owned a fine pearl necklace whose color faded from light exposure. Experts advised long sea immersion to restore purity, placing the pearls in a water-filled glass case with holes near a North Sea shore under guard. Also noted: a Afghan prince offered 42,000 dollars for a complete Afghan stamps set.
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Germany
Court
North Sea
Afghanistan
Piaszas Popular As Valuable Housing Feature
The piece argues that if most homeowners could share experiences they would testify that no one feature of the house has repaid construction costs as well as the piazzas. It emphasizes practical value and homeowner satisfaction.
Piazzas Shape Modern Homes in Heat Wide Verandas Define Style
The piece argues piazzas dominate modern houses, especially farms and villas, with two-sided wraps preferred. It notes 6 to 8 foot wide verandas, eastern exposure, sunlit layouts, and practical screens like bamboo or vines. It includes a plan feature where a porch sweeps up to join the roof for a picturesque effect.
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Ada
Greden
J. Bamgent
Aces
Esther Littlejohn
Jane Evans
Phyllis
Rather
Thongh
Abraham Lincoln
Heather
Lester Irwin
Maria
Missy
Chile
Misty
Orphan Asylum
Boand
Buxman Asylum
Littlejohns
Miss Littlejohn
Missionary Fields
William Tubbs
Mehitabel
Tubbs
Mr. Tubbs
Littlejohn
Sther
Persia
England
Indian Empire
Providence
Mitsher
Verander
Wan
Hyide
I Reet
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