Yachts Skiddoo and Chewink VI Seek September National Race
Designer Nat Herreshoff prepares two racing yachts for trials to select America’s representatives to race Germany in September. The Skiddoo and Chewink VI finished a month ago and raced Cape Cod, with the Chewink VI weatherbound in Vineyard Haven before rounding the cape in rough seas. The Martins head to Marblehead for trials off Massachusetts Bay. The Skiddoo trails in practice, while the Chewink VI, owned by Frank Macomber Jr., is praised by many as a top East Coast sprinter among amateur yachtsmen.
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Nat Herreshoff
Wizard of
Bristol
R. 1
Germany
Cape Cod
Marblehead
Vineyard Haven
Maas
Cape
Martlehead
Massachusetts Bay
Herbert M. Sears
Frank Macomber, Jr
Tie
Down East
Chicago Team Faces Milwaukee Loss 10 to 2
In a game Milwaukee defeated Chicago 10 to 2. Anson struck out twice Pike fanned three times and Start also struck out three. The 1879 season saw Golden return to Rockford to play in the Northwest league before retiring with a shoulder injury. Garry Hermann searches for pitchers for his Cincinnati club with Drubot Overvill and Dorner among candidates.
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Michael H. Golden
Rockford
Golden
Forest Citys
Spalding
Barnes
Addy Ue
Te Westerns
Keokuk
American Association
STS
Chicago
Indianapolis
Springfield
Milwaukee
Hicago
Anson
Pike
Rockford & Play
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Uhree
Drubot
Overvill
Dorner
Manni
Alfalfa Seed Production and Irrigation Effects
Professor A M Ten Eyck explains alfalfa seed production across the western plains states. Irrigation and arid climates yield the best seed, with decisions on saving second or third crops based on weather, pests, and frost risk, especially in Colorado Kansas Nebraska and the southern states.
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A. M. Ten Eyck
Kansas
Missouri River
United States
Great Plains
Mountain States
Colorado
Nebraska
Tomato Frames Improve Training in Small Gardens
A plan used in tomato training shows an eighteen by twenty four inch frame placed over vines to hold shoots and protect fruit from ground contact. It allows closer planting in small gardens, but is costly for commercial use. In commercial plots, plants are four feet apart in check rows for bidirectional cultivation. Staking remains effective in intensive home gardens.
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Lora Kitchen Garden
Hay loader best farm tool after fifteen years of use
F Van Alstyne of New York touts a hay loader as invaluable after handling 100 to 200 tons yearly with only $10 in repairs. He contrasts it with mowers and binders, notes faster drying and greener hay, and says he rarely uses cocking or side delivery rakes. He also mentions eggplant needs rich soil and careful care to avoid die back.
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F. van Alstyne
New York
Masonic Grand Chapter Reports Net Membership Gain
The Royal Arch Masons of the United States reported a net gain of 45 401 members over three years. Affiliations totaled 25 080 in 1901 and 25 708 in 1904, with 24 for 1905. Subordinate chapters number 2083, with 2064 chartered. Funds raised for the orphans home total 850 000 in Indian Territory. Oklahoma fundraising ongoing.
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Royal Arch Masena
United States
Royal Arch
WISS
Grand Chapter
Umber 24
Tdahe
Utah
Wyoming
Tawau
China
Chilo
Portoleo
Philippines
Masons of
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Grand Lodge of
Matine
Charles P. Johnson
Waterville
Red Men Visit Phased Tribes For Spring Gatherings
Reports from the Washington council fire show 4008 tribal members on the reservation and growing interest in spring visits among distant tribes. Anderson Indiana Red Men announce a 50000 fathoms wigwaan while Nohowantic New London details a 30 member fife and drum corps. Montana adds 250 members at the great sun congress.
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Perssylvania
Washington
Anderson
Tid
New London
Conn
Indiana Territory
Montana
Membership Gains Reported for Modern Woodmen of America
In the first four months of this year SOO47 applications for beneficial membership were filed and 56018 certificates were issued, up from 41472 the prior year. All states show gains, Missouri’s jurisdiction passed Iowa to become second largest, a position Iowa has held since 1883. The society now runs over 11300 camps in good standing and urges members to recruit to curb costs.
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Woodmen of America
Missouri
Lowa
Order
Woodmen Groups Form and Build in Louisiana
The first Woodmen camp in Delaware has been organized. In New Orleans the Neighbors of Louisiana are constructing a handsome Woodmen home, signaling growing fraternal activity in the region.
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State of
Delaware
Louisiana
New Orleans
Missouri Court Rules Fraternal Societies Are Insurance
The Missouri Supreme Court held fraternal societies regular life insurers and not governed by the same laws. Worldwide assets of Odd Yellows are reported at 37 million dollars. Early this year fraternal groups had 6.886 billion in insurance in force, up nearly 200 million from the prior year. The Knights of the Modern Macabees opened an 80 thousand dollar temple in Port Huron Michigan.
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Supreme Court of Missouri
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
Port Huron
Mich
Guimard the Great Dancer of the Eighteenth Century
Madeleine Guimard rose to Parisian fame as a celebrated dancer in the mid eighteenth century, earning the nickname the spider for her slender figure. She hosted a private theater at home, befriended painters like Fragonard, and served as a boudoir adviser to Marie Antoinette while inspiring reverence among artists and patrons of the era.
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Madeleine Guitard
Paris
Guitard
David
Fragonard
Guimard
London
Marie Antoinette
Notre Dame
Macmillan's Magazine
The Black Bass Cannibalism In Early Life
An account from Field and Stream via W. E. Meehan describes black bass feeding cannibalism. In a Pennsylvania hatchery trial, 20 000 fry were raised from July to October. 11 000 remained, with under 200 dying. The report estimates thousands eaten by stronger fellows beyond supplied food.
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Vania
Dong Wand
W. EE. Meehan
Sound Teeth and Proper Brushing Techniques
The text emphasizes the link between dental health and digestion, warning that poor teeth lead to poor health. It advises brushing directions to avoid gum injury, outlining upper teeth from gums downward and lower teeth upward, and stresses washing at night and morning and rinsing after meals.
Engaged Couples' Advertiser print names of brides to be
A weekly Zurich journal lists every engaged woman and her fiancé with addresses and social position. The paper notes how soon after engagement a girl loses buyer appeal as firms flood her with samples to shop.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Rust-Proofing Gun Barrels Led by Simple Home Method
A historical tip describes treating steel gun barrels with chloride of antimony on olive oil to form a rust film in 48 hours, followed by brushing and linseed oil. It also notes removing old coatings with oil and emery paper and circumstantial use of caustic potash.
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Lore Brown
Sitting Posture and Stiffness Across Cultures
A note cites a London Graphle remark that different groups have distinct sitting customs. It claims Orientals sit on their heels regardless of weight or age, while English people past middle age struggle to rise without help.
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London
Nose For News Gossip Asks Sharp Insight In Turbulent Families
A Baltimore American quote style item notes a man’s inveterate gossip habit and talent for extracting trouble in households. It calls him a stem emocenter in a playful, period voice.
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Baltimore American
It is easy to be brave when you know the enemy has only blank cartridges
A terse proverb frames courage in the face of mock threat. The idea contrasts bravado with lack of real danger, suggesting confidence grows when opponents lack deadly means.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Severe Sores and More
Chas Oswald of Rensselaersville New York reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore, praising its antiseptic healing to prevent infection. It also heals cuts wounds burns and sores and is sold for 25 cents at Stewart’s drug store.
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Bucklen
Chas, Oswald
Rensselaersville
N. Y
Seth Burch
Stewart's
Special Summer Tourist Rates Chicago to Canadian and New England
Nickel Plate Road offers summer tourist rates from Chicago to Canadian and New England points. Tickets go on sale August 8 and 22 at one fare plus 4 dollars for round trip with a thirty day limit, or one fare plus 2 dollars for round trip with a fifteen day limit. For sleeping car berth reservations and details contact John Y. Calahan general agent at 107 Adams St., Two Aug 20.
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Chicago
Canadian
New England
Nickel *Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Electric Bitters touted by 82 year old Dublin woman
Mrs H Brunson of Dublin Georgia proclaims Electric Bitters keeps the elderly feeling young and treats dyspepsia liver trouble kidney inflammation and constipation. The tonic is guaranteed by Stewart's pharmacy and sells for 50 cents.
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H. Brunson
Dublin
Stewart’s
Carynes Visit City Friends in West Chester Visit
Mr and Mrs J B Caryne of West Chester spent Sunday with friends in the city.
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J. B.caryne
West Chester
City
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