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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1913

Page

8

Telephone Confessions Heal a Love Triangle

Lydia learns a misfired telephone message and gossip expose Mick Doolan’s denial and Andre’s marriage, easing jealousy as she waits for Dick Fellowes’s return. Biddy’s heartbreak over mistaken calls underscores trust and deception in the Ford household. Lydia resolves to await Dick’s arrival and their future together.

Lydia Dick Fellowes Biddy Mick Doolan Tiddy Heela Micky Doolan Ford Andre Micky Andra Dicky Canada Willie Blair Fleming Alma Raymond Prescott Mr. Blair Miss Lydia Riddy Lipa Spalpeen Shure Darlin Mick Cook Yez Villan Nanty Mr. Fellowes Lydia Ford McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Origin of the yeggman term traced to Pinkerton’s 19th century note

The Cleveland Plain Dealer explains William A. Pinkerton introduced the word yeggman to high society about a dozen years prior in a National Bankers association address. He links the term to tramp and criminal dialect describing safe and postoffice explosers using nitroglycerin, and credits eponymic Johnny Yegg as a pioneer. The piece also recalls a cafe exchange about riding and safety.

Yeggman William A. Pinkerton National Bankers’ Association Pinkerton Johnny Yegg Leta Cleveland Plain Dealer

Modest Start Toward Change in Dining Room Debate

A fragmented exchange questions suffragette aims and urges a cautious start. The father counsels not to despise small beginnings, proposing a home first approach to broader reform.

Fins Garden Progress Question Opens Garden Talk

A reader asks about garden progress and a response discusses care and upkeep over several weeks. The exchange highlights attention to painting and maintenance in a home planting area.

Taking Nicaragua Under the Eagle's Wing

The plan for a U S protectorate over Nicaragua draws bipartisan support in Congress and favorable press, despite regional fears. Viewpoints emphasize a strategic canal corridor, a naval base at Fonseca Gulf, and a broader belt of stability from ocean to ocean across the turbulent Central American nation.

Mr. Bryan Nicaragua Washington Congress Costa Rica Salvador Guatemala Honduras Wilson Central America Caribbean Pacific Boston Transcript Panama Canal Gulf of Fonseca Nest Magdalena Bay Uncle Sam New York Sun

Newport Society Faces New Power Shift Over Royal Visit

Newport and New York society watch the return of Mrs. John Jacob Astor as a challenge to Mrs. Steuyvesant Fish and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs. With King George and Queen Mary possibly visiting, leaders eye a royal audience while fearing a temporary Astor ascendancy. The longtime rule of Fish and Oelrichs remains contested as Maneuvering begins.

Newport R. L Steuyvesant Fish John Jacob Astor Fish Herman Oelrichs Mrs. Astor London New York King George Mary United States Washington England Mrs. Fish

Memory Marvel in Congress Reveals Campbell's Old Speech

Representative John J. Fitzgerald of Brooklyn, famed for a vast legislative memory, proves a Kansas Republican forgot his own words on tenure of office for government clerks. Fitzgerald fetched Campbell's 1906 speech exactly as Campbell denied it.

House of Representatives John J. Fitzgerald Brooklyn N. J Witz Congress Philip Campbell Kansas Fitz Tanura The Dem Campbell Fitzgerald Marcellus Shields House Appropriations Committee Shields John

Dominican Republic Receivership Under Wilson Policy

Walter W. Vick of New Jersey is named receiver general of Dominican customs by President Wilson, continuing a 1905 experiment. The country shows improved finances with debt reduced from 30 million to 17 million, while settlements and peace progress. Santo Domingo, site of Columbus’s early settlement, features the new financial arrangement amid rapid claim settlements and renewed trade.

Walter W. Vick New Jersey Wilson Republic of Santo Domingo Ita Dominican Republic

Wrapping Fruit for Market Gains in British Columbia

By R M Winslow notes progress in fruit tracking grading and marketing in Victoria BC. Most No 1 BC apples are now wrapped to improve appearance keep quality and saleability. Wrapping cushions bruising protects against temperature changes and moisture while enabling quicker packing and higher prices. Some packers resist due to a learning curve but wrapping is advantageous for both small shippers and large associations.

R. M. Winslow Victoria B.C British Columbia

Fall Planting Advised for Transplanted Trees Says Prof Whitton

Missouri professor Whitton argues fall planting better establishes new root systems. He notes spring transplants leaf out and grow above ground before roots emerge, as stored root foods feed top growth. Autumn transplants show larger root growth, with 1909 fall trees outperforming spring 1916, suggesting timing improves root development.

Whitton Missouri

Preserving Cut Flowers With Airtight Glass Inversion

Plan to keep bouquets fresh: arrange stems in water, place glass on a shallow dish, and invert a large glass bowl to create an airtight chamber. Moisture recirculates inside the bowl, enveloping flowers in a mintlike atmosphere to extend life and color. Orchardists rapidly adopt cultivation treatments, maintaining soil between trees or breaking up and renewing ground.

Renica Radcliffe Laurel

Importance of Farm Well for Milk and Cream Cooling

The article explains how cooling milk and cream is crucial for summer quality and describes a cement or brick lined well as a storage method. It outlines a ten to fifteen foot deep well with an elevator and weight mechanism to chill and hold cream and milk, noting experiments where underground temps stayed under 70 while surface shade reached 104.

Nebraska Experiment Atation

Fall Fresh Cows Yield More Milk In Winter Pasture

Fall fresh cows produce a large winter milk supply and re-stimulate with spring pasture, yielding 10 to 165 percent more milk annually than cows calving in spring, while spring fresh cows are busiest in harvest with dairy prices low.

Best Is the Cheapest Cow Beneficiary of Costly Judgments

It is gradually understood that the best cow is the cheapest regardless of price paid for ter and such reasonable costs yield correspondingly good prices.

Dairy farm tips for better milk quality and cream handling

The notes advise thorough separator washing after each use and warns a cow that loses milk flow is hard to restore. It links calf health to feeding, stresses early cream delivery to creameries, recommends laxative feed at udder trouble, and guards cream cans from sun with canvas or sacks. It also promotes cooperative associations to boost output and notes the stockman as a community leader.

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