Britain's Claim To Guiana Boundary Examined In Venezuelan Book
London reports the Venezuelan blue book on the Guiana boundary dispute with Britain. It details 443 folio pages and nine maps, tracing claims from 1520 to 1890 and arguing against Venezuela's position. The report asserts British rights, notes Spanish and Dutch settlements, and concludes that Britain has maintained possession and seeks fair terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Venexuela
England
Guiana
Venezuela
Great Britain
South American
Alexander VI
Munster
Orinoco
Barima
Yurari
Pomarcon
San Thome de Guyana
Tumerimo
Essequibo
Muroni
Cuyuni
Pomaroon
Waini
San ‘Thome de Guyana
San Thome.de Guyana
Spain
Oil Well Fire Kills Benwood Man in West Virginia
A gas well near Motz, West Virginia, owned by South Pennsylvania Oil Co erupted in flames from pebbles expelled during drilling. Foreman Wright and crew attempted to pull the casing when Pat Quinn of Benwood was fatally burned. Several others sustained serious injuries as the well burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexvaite
Hocking-Berry
Motz
W. Va
South Pennsylvania Oil Co
Foreman Wright
Pat Quinn
Benwood
Sam An’ Arg
J. T. McLaughlin
Harry Mews
T. G. Lamcaster
Thomas Jones
Haya
Agricultural hog pens and shed design guidance
Detailed plans for affordable movable and fixed hog houses, six by seven foot pens, double walls, swing doors, ventilation and sunlight arrangements, and options for eight-pen sheds with glass fronts. Discusses floors, disinfection, bedding, and the management approach for brood sows and wintering hogs, with practical building notes and handling tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Waters
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
Drainage in the Stable for Dry Feeds and Comfort
The text argues stalls require proper drainage and absorbent bedding to keep animals dry at night. Wet beds and cold weather cause distress and reduce milk yield. comfort and rest are essential to thrift, costing less than extra feed to compensate for damp conditions.
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Health On Trips
An old advertisement urges travelers to carry Syrup of Figs to keep kidneys liver and bowels working. The product is sold in 40 cent and 1 dollar bottles by druggists and manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauner & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Weet & Tanax
Apt
Waunine
Kenway & Wholesale
Ohio
Deugeista
Hall
Bell
Texan
Free
Texas
Yiolas
Sutumn
Ekas
Gaston Messier
Texas and Pacific Railway
Dallas
All Lending Druggista
California Fig Syrup Company
New York
Maron
St. Lou
RY. O
Bouyter
Louis Villi
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
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Britain's
Johnson
Coleridge
Mal Teel
Cers
St. Jacobs Oil
Otaya
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Ne 'Ld Blu
Aietarai
Balesher
CLUB
AN. KB
STAR
BEAR
Etate
Chas Ten
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