Democratic gains in Maine signal party reorganization
The article discusses Democratic victories in recent elections including Maine where the party shifted seats from Republicans. It argues reorganization or rehabilitation of Democrats is under way, with call for unity to capitalize on Republican discontent and pursue a Democratic year in 1901. It also contrasts independence for nations like Cuba with noninterference by stronger powers.
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Llewellyn Powers
Bangor
Boutele
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House of
New York News
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Mberties
Mberry
Indianapolis News
Wood
Hidiontons
Havana
Weyer
Detroit
England
Great Britain
Boston Grove
Monarch costs and political notes mingle in early 20th century press
A jumble of editorials discusses royal expenses and imperial reach, Knox's appointment as attorney general, and U.S. Philippine war costs. The column questions party pride, shifts in opinion on Cuba policy, and anti trust law enforcement while noting war graves and burial customs across Europe and England.
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Philander C. Knox
Mil
Bilion-Dollar Steel Trust
New York World
Feeding value of skim milk and whey in pig rations
Tests show five pounds of gravity skim milk equal one pound of grain while six pounds from separator skim milk equal one pound of grain. Whey yields about half the value of skim milk, needing 10 to 12 pounds to equal one pound of grain. Both are highly valuable for pigs and should be fed fresh. avoid souring the dairy byproducts.
Thrifty farming tips for calves and hens in orchards
Guidance on keeping spring and fall calves dry in barns with ample bedding to promote growth. Advice to run hens in orchards among young trees to control borers, with hens scratching soil to expose pests and aid tree thrift. An anecdote from a Southern garden writer credits poultry with thrifty, beautiful peach trees and suggests coops among trees for egg and pest control.
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Epitoriat
Nutritional influence on animal coats and bee hive location
An old agricultural note discusses how diet shapes coat vigor and gloss in livestock, highlighting succulent foods like field roots and oil cake, with cautions about carbonaceous feeds. It then covers best apiary placement, noting hives in sunlit sites warm fastest, improve honey yield, and that shade delays warming.
The San Jose Scale and Its Natural Enemies
Professor Kellogg notes that the San Jose scale now troubles fruits and nurseries across thirty five states. Kuwana’s work suggests its natural enemies are three species of ladybird beetles and a moth larva. Importing these beetles may help control the pest, which likely originated in China or western Asia.
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San Jose
Profesor
V. L. Kellogg
Stanford University
I. Kuwane
Kelfoge
Kuwana
Tapan
Japan
North America
China
Grasshopper Destroyers From Australia
Alexander Craw, quarantine officer, reports a consignment from Australia of tachina to exterminate California grasshoppers. They will be stored at 26 degrees until May and released with hoppers. The shipment also includes many lady birds aimed at red scale in orchards.
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Alexander Craw
State Board of Horticulture
Australia
Santa Clara
San Francisco Chronicle
Raising Spring Chickens at Home with Incubator Tips
A farmer shares a home experiment with a five dollar hot water incubator to grow spring chickens. From setting eggs in a closet to feeding in a sunny box, the writer notes temperature balance, brooder setup, sand as scratch ground, and occasional raw beef for exercise. Six weeks yield was thirty to forty broilers, with only one loss.
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A. F. Ly
Mean Man Fits Big Shoes in Odd Bargain
A shoe dealer recalls a mean man who fits a seven boot but buys eleven pairs, revealing a curious bargain tale about sizes and stubborn bargaining in a small-town setting.
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Tomer
Lees
Risen Christ Appears to Disciples in Upper Room
Biblical meditation on John 20 20 29 detailing the fifth and sixth appearances of Jesus after the resurrection in Jerusalem. Jesus shows wounds, breathes the Holy Spirit, and addresses doubts with teaching on forgiveness. Thomas seeks evidence, receives it, and proclaims, My Lord and my God. Next lesson Jesus and Peter.
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Emmaus
Thirma
Jerusalem
House of Court
Jesus
Thomas
Pentecost
John
God
Thenas
Lim
le Mist
P. Carnegie Simpson
Marcus Doda
Tea Culture in India and Timber Shortage Report
Tea culture in India reached over 516700 acres by 1900 end tells of vast plantation area. Forest experts in Germany concede Germany cannot fully supply its own timber needs, noting 1890 wood imports of 30000000 cubic feet. A Montana town faced a terrific storm described as a strange night, with striking impact lingering in its wake.
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India
Germany
Montana
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Help
A published letter from Mrs. Pinkham’s correspondence describes a woman with prolonged womb inflammation and related pains who, after three months of doctor visits, found relief using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The missive credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to try it, noting confidentiality of letters and widespread gratitude.
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Mrs. Pooxnaw
Lydia
Pinkham
Etta Rice
Chelsea, Wis
Miss Withers Fades Photo Compared With Child's Smile
A London Punch caption notes Miss Withers apologizing for a faded photograph while ten year old Binka, inexperienced, says the image resembles her in spirit. The quip highlights gentle humor as the scene contrasts age and craft.
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Miss Withers
Binka
London Punch
Grain-O and Allen's Foot Ease Featured In Ad Copy
An old ad fragment promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute for children, claiming health benefits and affordability. It also touts Allen's Foot Ease with a free sample offer for foot relief, shoe comfort, and bunion cure, followed by unrelated notes on Franklin’s aluminum and stamp collecting.
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le Roy
Graggiste
Parable Refers to Thorns and Thieves In Sower Tale
The snippet notes a retelling of the parable of the sower with the line And some fell among the thorns followed by the response The thieves sprung up and choked them. It mentions a Gayety reference and a colloquial banter about Mrs. Austins pan cakes. It also references Europe being smaller than Asia and travel routes via Nickel Plate Road with travel sales details. A. Astarlin is listed as a T. P. A. in Fort Wayne Ind.
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Nickel Plate Road
Oregon
Montana
Washington
Northwest
A. Astarlin
Fort Wrene
Ind
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