Season for Mothers to Heed and Fates of a Young Man
A Chicago jail tale links indulgent parenting to a youth’s murder case, blaming a mother’s excuses for shaping his lack of regard for others. The piece cites Chicago American notes on moral training and a broader warning about mothers shaping sons. It also surveys domestic advice on gift patterns, health hints, and practical crafts, plus a lifeboat rule and Paris reports.
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Chicago
Akaya
Chiengs
Lantiey
Syria
Lids Mothie
Ten Ron
Belfast
Paris
China
Cridley
Balend
Mire
Adgir
Texas
Women of Berwick Strike End Profanity in Public
The article reports Berwick Pennsylvania women issuing a town notice to curb street profanity by men, threatening to halt meal cooking operations if language continues. It blends local reform zeal with a mix of fashion notes and social commentary from the period.
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Berwick
Lawyering Tale of Aged Client and Failed Wages Fight
An old lawyer recalls a case where a testy employer ejected a servant and faced a costly suit. The lawyer counseled compromise rather than costly court battles, guiding the client to pay a modest settlement to avoid expense. The narrative shifts to a vivid, nostalgic scene of youth and rustic romance.
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Eno
Toyas
Nilite
Ike
Kaven
Fromey
Dbs
Aeromide
Tunis Tecmay
Rites
le Treva
Sorefhiies
Eheceroaverk
Lin
New York Press
Japanese Faruurea and renedible agriculture noted
The article discusses Japanese agricultural prowess, describing limited arable land and rapid area coverage by a wall built in an hour, with experts noting advanced scientific skill. It cites quotes from researchers and observers on soil chemistry and physiology, and mentions a rising imperial power in the Bar East region.
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Harald Holes
Walla
Aetowadeak
Lonehore Gilat
Breeding for Milk Profit and Stable Design Considerations
The Indiana Farmer article discusses optimizing milk production through cow form and growth, emphasizing large digestive capacity, strong heart, and blood flow. It warns against underestimating body size, notes the impact of feed and environment on anatomy, and details stable design for health, ventilation, drainage, light, and cleanliness to support high yields and animal welfare.
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O. C. Gregg
Immis Massachusetts
Ploughman
Wuette
Lunther
Indiana
Why Horses Salivate Excessively in Slobbering Causes
An old veterinary note explains excessive salivation in horses, or slobbers, arising from mouth, teeth, throat, or stomach issues, or irritants in feed like lobelia and garlic. It cites brown or second-crop clover and certain feeds as triggers. Treatments include removing the cause and mouth rinses such as vinegar, borax, boracic acid, sulphate, or chloride compounds.
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Jay Bevars
Farrington
Virginia
Tudiaua
Calves Should Be Sheltered and Separated This Winter
Those dropped within the last year should have suitable quarters and be secured to match their size. A few may run in a pen, but larger groups should be confined to prevent injury. Handling training aids docility and eases first winter care and treatment.
Thibetan Society Rife With Priests Commanding Public Offices
Thibet has about 6,000,000 people under an army of 430,000 priests who produce ornate copies of sacred writings and hold all public offices, shaping governance and culture.
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Thibet
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Iowa
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Louisville Times
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Imadley Wenth
Browne -Abour
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Philadelphia Press
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Maine Experiment Station
Kansas Agricultural College
Wix Young
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