Glad Bawn of Universal Peace Draws Near
The year closed with 22 treaties of obligatory arbitration signed since January 1, uniting major powers including the United States Britain France Germany Italy Austria the Netherlands Belgium Switzerland Denmark Spain Portugal Norway Sweden and Russia. The trend toward peace is marked by the Hague commissions and international meetings, signaling a swift move from war to arbitration and the spreading influence of the Prince of Peace in global affairs.
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Hague Court
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Netherlands
Belgium
Switzerland
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Norway
Sweden
Russia
North Sea Dogger Bank
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Secertary Hay
The
Hague
Japan
Ice House and Dairy Combined for Farm Use
Franklin Rogers of Berrien County Michigan describes an above ground ice house measuring 16 by 20 feet with 14 foot studs and a 100 ton ice capacity. The concrete dairy room 8 by 16 feet includes a 16 foot long trough and deep four gallon cans, with waste water cooled to 45 to 50 degrees to avoid extra ice.
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Franklin Rogers
Berrien County
Mich
Youths Opportunity in New York and Beyond
The piece urges youths in New York and Chicago to pursue abundant opportunities, especially in business and stenography. It notes the value of a specialized commercial education, state certification, and the importance of seizing chances to avoid lost opportunities. It cites George B. Cortelyou as an example of advancement from stenographer to cabinet member and party chairman.
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New York
Chicago
New York State
Board of Regents
George B. Cortelyou
National Republican Committee
Price as a rule governed by market conditions
Che Chenry argues that price formation arises from antecedent conditions of exchange and the forces of supply and demand. He contends that money supply does not set prices, but rather salable goods and labor, material costs, and monopoly influence price levels through market transactions.
The Coloring of Butter and Natural Tinting
The article argues Jerseys produce darker butter in winter with proper feed and care. It cites carrots and clover hay as natural colorants, notes fresher coloring is safer, and discourages artificial tinting as prone to stales and flavor harm. It recommends avoiding coloring altogether to reduce fraud suspicion.
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Jerseys
Horticultural notes on pests and plant care
Practical guidance on saving beans for seed, treating weevil eaten beans, and using fumes to kill weevils. Remedies for red spider on house plants include leaf removal, thorough washing, and sulfur dusting. Reports on elm beetles in New York, a fungus reducing pests, risks of heat to trees, and toad predation on insects with worm counts.
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Joseph Meehan
New York
Kirkland
Farm Journal
Stable Manure Use Covers Soil in Frost Tightening
Stable manure should be spread to protect the soil from erosion and nourish future crops. Do not leave ground bare cover with stable manure or plant a cover crop that will die with frost to preserve moisture and fertility.
Woman complains about ice cream pudding at hotel
A finicky Kansas City woman at a downtown hotel criticized a dessert calling it ice cream pudding though no ice cream was present. The waiter explained the name is traditional and not always literal, prompting amused patrons and a lasting drop in her menu complaints.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
George
San Francisco Climate Sparks Irish Visitor Tale
A Philadelphia Press Sunday Magazine piece recalls a visit of an Irishman to San Francisco. He notes the climate as the reason for the city’s greenery and beauty and laughs at the hills and steep climbs calling the terrain all climate.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Philadelphia Press Sunday
America
Erin
Begorra
Especial Case of Women's Ills Cured by Dodds Kidney Pills
Mrs Wellatt wife of a Mich photographer describes five years of kidney related pain and sleeplessness. After one box of Dodds Kidney Pills she reports cure sleep returns limbs stop cramping and energy improves. She attributes her health to the pills.
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Champion
Mich
Mrs. Wellatt
Dodd
Child’s timid plea at table echoed in blessing scene
Eddie visiting in the country hesitated to utter a blessing sounding out loud as he clung to his mother. Back home he gathered courage and bowed his head in prayer naming the biscuit as the focus, a moment captured in the Albany Argus.
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Eddie
Albany Argus
Cuticura Ointment hailed as cure for skin ailments
Claim asserts Cuticura Ointment, Soap, and Resolvent Pills cure skin and scalp humors and hair loss with a single treatment. It notes infant and child use and quick relief. A separate item reports a New York actor striking another with a real ax during a staged stunt.
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New York
Washington Post
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a 25 cent price and refund if unsuccessful, listing E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. The snippet also cites a New York Press quote about college and success and mentions Piso’s Cure for Consumption as a noted medicine for coughs and colds.
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E. W. Grove
Lawyer to Witness Fade Here at First Meeting
In a Boston Commercial Bulletin line, a lawyer presses a witness to reveal where she first met a man. The woman declines, saying she cannot answer and cannot think to speak, arguing the court need not hear her thoughts.
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Fade
Boston Commercial Buletin
Blue Lobster Found in New York City Waters
A news blip reports a blue lobster caught in New York waters prompting curiosity about its rarity. The discovery draws attention from divers and local fishermen. Public interest spikes as scientists explain blue lobsters' genetics and rarity.
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New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tickets on sale for Florida and Cuba routes via Queen & Crescent
Tickets on sale via Queen and Crescent Route and Southern Railway to Florida New Orleans and other points south at low rates with return good to May 11 1905. Also variable route tickets to Florida and Cuba via Atlanta and Lee via Asheville. For rates contact W A Beckler N P A 113 Adams St Chicago Nl D P Brown N E P A 11 Fort St W Detroit W W Dunnavant T P A Warren Ohio and W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati Ohio.
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Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Florida
New Orleans
Cuba
Atlanta
Lee
Asheville
W. A. Beckler
Adams Street
Chicago
D. P. Brown
Fort Street
Detroit
Mich
W. Dunnavant
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promises Quick Refund
An advertisement asserts Paro OxisTMEnT cures piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. It claims relief from itching bleeding and blindness and notes the value of quick results versus margins. The ad is signed by Y. Press.
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Y. Press
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University of Chicago
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Savannah
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Pinkham
Easy Whittaker
Mrs. Pinkham
Miss Mattie Henry
Green Stanville, Va
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Jacobs
Price
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Laos
Canada
Ottawa
H. M. Williams
Law Building
Toledo
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Old Mexico
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Monroe Drug CO
Unionville
Missouri
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