Feeding Steep in Trongha Farm Construction
A pattern for a sheep trough design is described as superior to standard troughs. The 12 foot long trough uses reinforced end pieces, hinged racks, and a mid trough hasp to allow filling from either side. Separate supports and lathes ensure the racks rest securely when closed, with sturdy construction and weatherproof joints.
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Trongha
Wali
Poultry Insight and Small Machinery Note
An Indianapolis News clipping discusses poultry tips and farm practice. It mentions gear for end of a pole and saw blade, geese and eggs production, disinfectants like charcoal, chick rearing timing, oyster shell use, and cleanliness as key to health. It notes goose feather value and general guidance for incubators and maintenance.
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Indianapolis News
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Autumn in the Country Poem from Punxantawney Spirit
A rustic verse celebrates autumn pleasures with apples pumpkin and herbs. The piece invites optimism about harvests and country abundance while contrasting city life with rural cheer and simple foods.
Avenger at the Lake Ends in Love and Plot
Weldon and Fenton Tisdale clash over revenge and honor as Helen Lawton’s wavering affection turns Weldon toward a risky proposal. A telegram reveals the fatal turn as Weldon and Helen become entangled, leaving Jonesy Brine and George Snow behind in a web of passion and intrigue.
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Jonesy
Ted Brine
Fenton Tisdale
Tie Hin
Wetlow
Doles
Weldon
Helen Lawton
Oae
Hohm Quisz
Jones
Ced Brine
Helen
Venton ‘Tindale
Home and work roles for married and divorced women
A statistician notes that 45 percent of divorced, 82 percent of widowed, and 1 percent of single women engage in gainful pursuits, with only about 6 percent of married men supporting wives. The piece argues domestic duties remain central for most married women, while a broad social balance persists.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Perpetual Youth Promises and Fading Hopes
A column cites a book on living forever and a Pasteur Institute claim of a microbe of old age. It concludes that longevity remains elusive, data show life may lengthen slowly, and a cheerful mind helps maintain youth. Also includes playful quips about tobacco prices and parenting disagreements.
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Pasteur Institute
Howe
Optus
Robert Webster Jones
Admiral Togo's Mastery Beyond Sword Skill
A journalist extols Admiral Togo as more than a fighter, a judge of men who elevates subordinates with measured leadership. The piece lauds his calm nerve, balance of soul, and adherence to Yuemoi teachings, arguing such traits shape Nippon’s naval prowess more than weaponry. It contrasts Western views with Nipponese ideals and cites Yomei philosophy as the source of disciplined, cool judgment in battle.
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Admiral Togo
Fis
Nippon Navy
Togo
Sanmrat
Yurpei
Yomei
Nippon
Awort
Fuliisi
Coolnara
Notorious Chunchus Leader Captured by Russian Scouts
A war correspondent's photo from Manchuria shows Wan Chin, feared leader of the Chunchus, and his two armed captors. His band’s raids near Vladivostok prompted volunteer scouts to form, deterring attacks on rear guards and pillaging supply trains. The capture brings satisfaction to victims of his atrocities around Vladivostok.
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Manchuria
Wan Chin
Chunchus
Vladivostok
Scouta Avas
Viadlyostok
Northern Wilderness Prospects For Rich North Harvests
Collier's Weekly discusses future economic potential in Canada's north and Newfoundland, citing 1500 square miles of interior forest set for a world leading pulp mill and speculation on Russia's industrial growth versus Germany. It foresees Canada’s confident path and shifting global power as temperate zones narrow and northern regions grow in importance.
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Alaska
Weridian
Russia
Alfred Harmaworth
London
Newfoundland
Bludson Bay
Canada
Nrussia
Germany
Tropics
Collier's Weekly
How He Found Them in New York Station Meet
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column recounts a tale of discovery with a culture clash at a train station. The narrator notes disbelief from skeptics and credulity among believers, framing the encounter as a moral caution about trusting reports.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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