Six Macedonian Refugees Murdered in Minneapolis
Police theorize Turkish agents killed six Macedonian refugees in a Minneapolis boarding house. The victims, including two related men, were found with numerous wounds and belongings intact, suggesting political motive over robbery. Passports indicate ties to the Macedonian rebellion and possible overseas orders.
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Minneapolis
Great Northwest
Gaix
South Tenth Avenue
Father
Nicole
Kérie Demetri
Kerstan Yorke
Krivie Melle
Nukola Jaless
Andri Jaless
House of Slaughter
Ben
Thomas Wilson
Kelley Hardware Company
Duluth
Albion
Minn
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Balkan States
Demetri
Macedonia
Pernicious Native Habit of Earthing Across India
A report details earthing prevalence among Indians, with northern earth mainly gray shale from Meth Bilbanir exported to the Punjaub. It notes varied clays eaten across districts, risks of addiction, and motives such as odor craving disease hunger and imitation. Women show anemia symptoms and weakness.
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India
Meth
Bilbanir
White House Renovation Chooses Ready-Mixed Paint
The White House, a symbol of the nation since 1809, underwent renovation including repainting. Officials chose a high grade ready-mixed paint over traditional white lead, noting many brands could have been used and that government authorities similarly selected ready-mixed paint for the Capitol.
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White House
Washington
Kings Palace
Madison
Capitol City
Capitol
Telephone tidings show rapid growth and limits
Liverpool abandoned penny-in-the-slot service while London has 80,000 telephones amid a population three times New York. The first long distance link was Liverpool to Manchester in 1880. Wireless telephony claims ten miles. The New York to Chicago circuit spans 950 miles, and London to Marseilles about 650 miles. An ontrain call via railway stations was demonstrated on the Highland line.
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Liverpool
London
New York
Manchester
Thomas Gladwell
Newport
Mont
Chicago
Europe
Marseilles
Highland Railway
What Girls Shouldn't Do
A list of social missteps for women warns against relying on drawing room posture, public wardrobing, pouting when not complimented, overt jealousy, improper expressions, extravagant display, pressuring men to spend, and giving away tokens of affection.
Repairing brain a certain way by Food
A healthful note explains brain strain from constant work depleting phosphate of potash and albumen. It argues the mineral must come through food, not crude drug forms, and endorses Grape-Nuts as a daily aid for ten days to two weeks. Product sold by grocers. made by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Nature
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Home Made Brooder For Chick Rearing
Practical guide to building a ten dollar brooder for about 50 chicks using an old parking case. Describes a three by three foot heating box with a lamp, tin pan heat plate, ventilation holes, a covered table, a felt curtain enclosure, and removable boards to create a bridge as chicks age.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Idea for Hen Nests in Hen Houses
Prairie Farmer writer proposes a simple nesting system using six by twelve inch boards cut into twelve inch lengths to build nests arranged on a three foot wide platform. Nests sit along the edge near roosts with a partition of woven wire to separate hens that are not laying. The design facilitates cleaning and insect control.
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Prairie Farmer
Weeds in Morgan County Illinois Farm Field Report
C C Gibson of Morgan county Illinois notes weed control is easier with careful cultivation and small work force. He reports no morning glory or bindweed and weeds appear mainly when grain stands fail, with fox tail most troublesome. he criticizes state law as ineffective.
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Peter Stoyanoff
C. C. Gibson
Morgan County
Ill
Stock Notes on Dairy Cattle and Breeding Practices
The article advises that young and immature pigs and cows are often weak and suggests using older boars or sows when necessary. It warns replacing worn components before disruption to avoid half days of lost work and stresses the need for care and knowledge of cow comfort to succeed in dairying.
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Stoyanoff
Yorke
H. Magnusson
Minneapolis Medical College
Kerstan Yovke
Rkolo
Kirle Demetri
Krivie
R Nikola Jaless
Marder
Northern
Agricultural Department
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