Old military order cited in Philippines cruelty debate
A Washington night note tracing the spread of responsibility for prisoner mistreatment to General Smith points to General Order 100 from 1863. The piece critiques Roosevelts era claims and notes the order’s resurfaced use in the Philippine conflict, calling the publication a harsh joke on critics of wartime methods.
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Philippines
General Smith
Smith
War Department
Can#resa
Secretary Root
McKinley
Alger
Roosevelt
Secretary Long
Root
Mr. Root
Roosevelt urged to press tariff repeal on food trusts
A collection of editorial excerpts urges President Roosevelt to send a special message to Congress to repeal price-enhancing duties on meats controlled by trusts. The pieces argues a Republican Congress can remove the duties, making the GOP responsible for tariff protection that benefits the Food Trust, while courting anti trust action and Democratic leadership to counter monopolies.
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Congress
Republican Congress
Republican Party
Food ‘Trust
Dods
Roosevelt
New York Journal
Food Trust
Republianian
Democratic Party
St. Louis Republic
Growing Eggplants and Farm Mechanics for the Small Grower
Growing eggplants near large markets offers profits with rich soil and careful care. The New York Improved variety is favored for market size, while cold-frame culture helps northern growers. Incubators, brooding, and barnyard turnstiles are discussed for poultry and stock safety, plus farmer's wife labors and kitchen comforts.
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New York
Farrer
Buttered Eggs and Other 19th Century Kitchen Notes
This excerpt offers practical kitchen recipes and tips, detailing buttered eggs with timing and tempering, a rich sugar dough cookies method, cranberry jelly, old fashioned cough candy, liver hash, and brief hints on potatoes, cheeses, and dessert ideas. It reflects a period kitchen guide with compact, stepwise instructions and domestic meal planning cues.
Camp Life The Forester Learns Many Things Walk In the Woods
The forester learns to observe wild life through quail, partridge, ducks and other birds. He notes deer and squirrel behavior, tracks their trails and feeding grounds. Camp life offers game meals, brook trout, venison and rabbit, with rifles often part of the outfit.
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Paul Griswold Huston
Atlantic
Painting with sand novelty from McGregor Iowa
W 8 O'Brien of McGregor Iowa has devised a sand art method using jars of colored sands layered to form landscapes and rock formations. Some jars hold up to four colors in curves and borders, including a prairie scene with snowcapped mountains. The craft requires hours of packing and yields numerous designs and color variations.
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O'Brien
McGregor
Iowa
The Sunday School Lesson on Early Christian Missionaries
The article reviews Acts 13 1 12 detailing the first missionary period from 30 to 46 highlighting Antioch as a center, Barnabas and Saul as chosen missionaries, and the church’s role in sending them. It emphasizes the Spirit guided mission and the need for Spirit led church governance in missions.
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Paul
Jerusalem
Peter
Antioch
Saul of Tarsus
Damascus
Cilicia
Barnabas
Apan Bi
Saul
Jerusalen
Mark
Simon
Niger
Lucius
Cyrene
Libya
Manavn
Menahem
Herod
Manaca
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Prine
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Chicago
Chronicle
Udiznapelis Sentinel
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Charlee
Grincon
Cramp
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Frye
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PRIZE
ANON
Post
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Ralmie
Philadelphia
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John
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Salamia
Cyprus
Tlymias
Plti
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Chicago Daily News
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