Belief in Duty and Country Echoed in Editorial Card
A reflective piece argues for faith in one's neighbors, country, home, and self, urging dedication to truth and service. It includes a quoted reverie by Rev Chas Steizle about belief and suggests moral duty under pressure in daily work and life. It shifts to a technical report on spruce pulpwood, timber supply, and paper costs, noting declines in mechanical processing use and US state consumption patterns in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Steizle
New York
Maine
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Mitchican
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Ohio
Oregon
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Middle West
Canada
McCrea Defends Bank in Pittsburg Interview
James McCrea new president of the Pennsylvania railroad dismisses a false charge against a financial institution as unfounded and praised its performance. He recalls a childhood anecdote about a farmer and his wife during a wedding anniversary mix up.
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James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Connellesville
Josiah Simmons
Josh
Bucklen's Amica Salve Praised by Maine Man
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine reports Bucklen's Amica Salve cures piles cracked hands and old sores. He says it healed without scarring and notes Burrin Drug Store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Cof Bucklen
Burrin Drug Store
I Believe In My Job Creed
A reflective paragraph on daily vocation as a divine calling. The speaker asserts personal responsibility, purpose, and a sense of being uniquely shaped to contribute to the world’s progress, even in a modest role.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Help Jacob Springer Says
Jacob Springer of West Franklik Maine reports improved health after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. The testimonial claims the pills regulate stomach liver and bowels and offers a refund at Burt in Drug Store if dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Springer
West Franklik
Maine
Burtin
Cost of Wood for Making Paper
Publishers complain about rising printing paper costs. Midwestern papers hike subscriptions to offset higher prices. The article notes Gutenberg and moveable type and contrasts old wood products with modern large-scale paper production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Gutenberg
Ramona Station Tramps Report Missing Empties
An Oklahoma newspaper story describes two tramps near Ramona Station. One stuck his head through a window and spoke in a husky tone asking for a report on a couple of empties heading north, amid unclear details.
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Oklahoma
Ramona
Cpsrater
Noimin
Forest Service Circular 120 Discusses Pulpwood Use
Circular 120 from the Forest Service analyzes pulpwood consumption in 1606 using data compiled by the Census Bureau and the Forest Service. The pamphlet is available from the Forester, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D C.
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The
Forest Service
Bureau of the Census
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malaria misery
R M James of Lowellen South Carolina says Electric Bitters cure malaria poisoning and chills fast. The 50 cent bottle purports to remove jaundice and purify blood, with relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints and a lame back. Sold with guarantee at Burrin Drug Store.
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R. M. James
Lowellen, S. C
Burrin
Wealth of Japan at 1904 end valuates to 6.41 billion
The Japanese government release reports the nation's wealth at end of 1904 as 6,410,403,000 dollars and about 145 dollars per capita.
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Japan
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Mose Riley
Dale Farm
S. M. Brooks
Selush Co. Ind
R.F. D
Hustler
Tio
Glen Waters
Goszell Laundry
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
J. A. Parr
Neal—Cason
North Side Square
Lebanon, Ind
Phone
Advance Hustler
W. D. Sullivan
Tad
Dolance Etc
Bank of Advance
Advance Lumber
Geo. M. Comley
Office
Shelby Smith
Indiana
Parr & Rogers
Attorneys At Law
Century Bld’g
Ind
Q. A Nelson
Miller's Stallion Barn
W.h.green
West Side Square
Over Oak Drug Store
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