Crossed In Love in a Spite Fence Tale
Adelina Harnack seeks a neighborly view of a grand garden but a spite fence keeps her from the scene. Years later she discovers John Smith, the former love, living next door behind the barrier. They vow to tear down the fence and reunite, ending the feud.
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Mr. Smith
Mrs. Harnack
Coaset
Miriam
Adelina Harnack
Smith Grounds
Mr. John Smith
Jonathan Smith
Jonathan
Jonathan Smiths
Adelina
Adelina Marnack
W. G. Chapman
Good Ways of Other Days Reflect on Old Fashioned Values
A Harper's Magazine excerpt argues that while modern gains in science and material progress surpass past efforts in many ways, the best old fashioned training remains a model for contemporary education. It notes that spiritual inspiration peaked 2,000 years ago and that even with better tools, mental excellence equals historic figures like Pythagoras and Aristotle.
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Pythagoras
Aristote
Job
Harper's Magazine
Cadillac
Noted dramatist discusses plot reuse across genres
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a renowned dramatist who reveals he never used the plot before and admits it was borrowed from Ingomar the Barbarian. He says the same theme has appeared in a war play two rural dramas a problem play and is now being adapted into a musical comedy.
Their Kind Politely Question Whig Policy History
A reader comments on political policy history noting current bald policies and comparing them to the Whigs. The note reflects early party rhetoric and perspective on governance.
Fighting the Cholera Immunization in Dogs
A summary of two dog cholera vaccination methods. Serum treatment offers four to eight weeks of immunity, while serum-simultaneous vaccination provides lifelong immunity if given after six months. The serum uses blood serum from survived cholera hogs, and the combined method introduces a small exposure to cholera to induce lasting immunity.
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Bart Elijah
Towa State College
J. D. Cline
Iowa State College Extension Department
Feeding Soft Corn and Its Fattening Value
Early frosts force farmers to decide how to dispose of soft corn. A 1903 Iowa State bulletin summarized experiments feeding soft corn to cattle showing equal fattening value to mature corn and potential cost savings when soft corn costs 30 cents per bushel versus 50 cents for mature corn, with gains nearly similar.
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Iowa
College
Be on guard with hog cholera serum methods
The Iowa Agriculturist quotes on treatment urge small pens for hogs and plenty of help to prevent infection. Emphasizes sterilization, proper injections, temperature checks, and competent staff. cites experts from Des Moines and the need for quick serum administration. It also discusses farmer duties and beef cattle promotion via a special Beefsteak train across Iowa.
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Cline
Iowa Agriculturist
Pr. J. I. Gibson
Des Moines
Ben I, Walker
Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
College and Experiment — Station
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chas, Escher
George Burro
Rex Beresford
College
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Hubert Roscoe
Beafsteak
Town Agriculturret
Cadillac Automobile CO
Imperial Household of
Japan
Queen of England
Cadillac Motor Co
Erdice Auto CO
Keota
Evening Journal
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