Tea Cosy at Bazaar Brings Dorothy and George Together
At a village fair Lady Allenbury arranges a raffle for a gaudy tea cosy with a Union Jack motif. Dorothy Beton and George Fraser meet again. old flames rekindle as Dorothy reveals her married name was a misunderstanding. George wins the final prize and declares their engagement.
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Lady Allenbury
Janet
Dorothy
George Fraser
George
Miss Seton
Oni
South Africa
Miss Beton
Toll
Todd
Bucky
Africa
England
Dorothy Beton
Mr. Fraser
London papers attack Morgan over maritime power
The Chicago Record-Herald reports London editors harshly criticize J Pierpont Morgan for absorbing England’s maritime supremacy. It warns that assertions they can halt Morgan will meet a painful shock and backlash.
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Kot
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
England
Chicago Record-Herald
Pierp
Suggested Ride Trip for Carnegie Abroad
In Europe the Chica should travel by Inter Ocean to visit Scotch kirk s to see for Andrew Carnegie whether the pipe organs he funded are developing as hoped. The plan hints at Carnegie's personal interest in cultural philanthropy during a continental tour.
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Carnegie
Europe
Chicago Inter Ocean
Andrew Carnegie
Model United States on 24 Inch Scale Attracts Interest
An exact scale model of the United States could be built as a major educational and tourism feature in the capital. Advocates cite its value over outdoor maps, with a plan to reproduce every building, road, bridge, and railroad precisely using the new graphic sculpture method. The model would require a long lighted building with glass walkways and movable sections for updates and classroom use.
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United States
Potomac Flats
Cannon
Utah
Gardiner Hubbard
National Gieographic Society
Washington
Park Commission
Congressional Library
Switzerland
New School of
New Park Commission
The
Washington Star
Geological Survey
Canny Scots Protest King Edward VII Title
At a convention of royal burghs two protests were lodged against the king’s assumed title Edward VII. A Scottish Patriotic association letter urged a deputation to Represent on the unconstitutional title. Scots claim the monarch should be Edward I of Scotland, Edward VII of England.
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Edward VII
Scottish Patriotic Association
Edward I
Edward
Scotland
James T
England
James VI
Detroit Free Press
Grand Duke of Hesse Embraces Arts and Craftmaking
The grand duke of Hesse favors Indi like hobbies, embroidery and design, and spends much time on needlework and color schemes rather than state affairs. A musically gifted child, he played piano with a keen ear and composed instrumental pieces praised above average. He also pursues carpentry and upholstering and founded classes to study both trades to make Darmstadt a center for cabinet making.
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Grand Duke of
Hesse
Darmstadt
N, Y, Herald
Cheene Croquetion Croquettes With Cheese for Salad
Melt three level tablespoons of Votter in a saucepan stir in three tablespoons of flour until smooth add half a pint of milk cook until thick. Season with salt cayenne and onion juice. Beat two egg yolks fold in half a cup of grated American cheese cool form into pear shaped croquettes dip fry and serve with the salad. Washington Star
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Washington Star
Civilization and Education by William T Harris
William T Harris argues for government funded education of dependent races in newly acquired territories as a path to universal literacy and participation in civilization. He contrasts this with exploiting colonized peoples and emphasizes teaching letters science and the Bible to foster shared human dignity and progress.
Building an effective silo frame and plaster finish
Follows a detailed plan for constructing a circular silo frame using 2x4 studding, knotched and strapped with iron bands, 14 inch projections for turnbuckles, matched siding, lath with chestnut pine or hemlock, and a wood fiber plaster finish. Recommends a waterproof, vermin proof interior coat, painted or coal tarred. Estimated cost around 60 percent of ceiling, material and labor about 23 dollars for 120 yards of plaster.
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F. H. Campbell
Ohio
Timely Dairy Notes Emphasize Milk Quality and Butter Making
A 19th century tone outlines dairy practices from selecting cows with good blood to maintaining sweet milk. It stresses true cream rising, rapid processing, cleanliness to avoid souring, and the separator as a cleanser, with emphasis on fluid cream, orderly churns, and consistent butter fat extraction. Indiamspolls Journal
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Indiamspolls Journal
Churning Difficulties and Cream Washing Tips
CREAM WILL NOT CHURN. Causes include advanced lactation or gestation, low cream temperature, and high albumen in milk. Washing the cream with warm water after separator treatment removes viscous substances, then re ripen to proper temperature for successful churning. If gravity methods are used skim milk while sweet, dilute, and recream to wash, though with possible butter loss.
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C. P. Goodrich
Cart for Odd Jobs and Farm Notes on Speltz Feed
A practical guide describes building a versatile farm cart from two wheels with timber framing, floor and braces, plus an end gate for a closed box. It also covers Prof Henry’s view on speltz as cattle feed and notes lactic acid produced by certain bacteria.
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Henry
Wisconsin
South Dakota
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