Daughter of Eve and the Left Hand Drive Love
Hester, a vain young woman, frets over a scar on her left cheek as Jed Baxter’s old car and Jamie Boyce’s proposal tug at her heart. Jed returns with news about his crippled nephew, revealing the scar is not the issue she feared. love hinges on Jed alone.
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Teres
Heater
Hester
Jed Baxter
Jed'a
Jed
Jamie Boyce
Jamie
James
Sis
Eve
McClure
Syndicate
Proper Cooling for Cream
Warm weather lowers cream quality as it is made into butter. Cool cream promptly after separation and cover the can during market transport with dampened blankets to reduce heat by over 20 degrees, keeping dirt and dust away. This preserves quality and supports stable prices.
Closure invention for sanitary milk bottles devised by R E B Redding
The patent from Terre Haute Indiana describes a bottle closure that remains more sanitary than standard pasteboard disks. A cloth strip acts as an auxiliary closure to keep dirt and dust out during removal, and the device can be easily taken off or applied.
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Terre Haute
Scientific American
R. EB. Redding
Ind
Best Ration for Dairy Cow
The dairy cow needs a large daily ration with bulky feeds like hay and silage and a substantial amount of grain or meal. Feeding should match milk production, with heavy grain during peak milk flow to support capacity and appetite.
Facetious Feller on Wills and Real and Imaginary Property
A facetious speaker quips that someday a clever person may mock wills by saying real and imaginary property instead of real and personal. The remark plays on legal jargon and posthumous humor.
Dehydraton method boosts crop processing on Pacific coast
Popular Mechanics notes a shift in agriculture as prohibition reshapes hops and farm outputs. A large coastal hop grower adapts kilns for dehydration of vegetables and fruits, aiming to capitalize on high demand and shipping challenges.
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Mechanica Magazine
Mistaken Identities in Detroit Free Press Snippet
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press recalls a girl mistaking a visitor for someone at the door. The piece quotes a dialogue about a navy ensign and a child asking about bread, capturing a humorous household moment.
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Ensign Jones
Inquiry Stings Wealthy Investor Over Liberty Bonds
Farmer Countes sel quips that he will not press the rich man for investment, signaling a firm stand on Liberty bonds. The exchange highlights rural skepticism toward big financiers and the limits of persuasion.
Sense Returning to Him in Paper Report
Dialogue notes the waiser near distraction and comments on its improvement after four years since a mental decline. The exchange contrasts newspaper framing with a personal health history.
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Daffy
Slim's slim chance mirrors postwar German sales prospects
The remark compares a political candidate's unlikely victory to the improbable ability of a German salesman to sell goods in America after the war, suggesting a distant, improbable outcome with ironic overtones.
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America
Asbestos Output Drops Slightly Amid Rising Demand
The asbestos outpost of the United States reports a 1 percent decrease in output while demand remains higher than ever, signaling reduced production despite strong market demand.
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United States
Pearl Necklaces in Fashion Through Seasons
The article notes pearl necklaces grow in popularity from summer to winter, highlighting their role in smart day costumes and evening wear. It contrasts expensive Oriental pearls with convincing artificial versions, and describes varieties of graduated and uniform strands with solid gold clasps.
Bon Butte County Sets Sights On Big 1920 Exhibit
County officials urge broad participation for next year’s county exhibit. Cooperation is key as organizers call for wider representation beyond Alliance and a larger variety of products to create the best county collective display in 1920.
Stock Yards Market Report Omaha Sept 10 1919
Stock Yards report shows weekly cattle volume heavier than last week and year with demand weakening for mid grade cattle. Cattle prices fall 50 cents on inbetween and common types while top feeders hold near prior values. Hog prices decline 50 cents to $1 per hundred with top bids around $19 for prime loads. Two merchants bid for fortune by advertising and buying out a neighbor.
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Omaha
Chicago
Kan. City
St. Joe
Sioux City
Denver
St. Louis
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Max Schuft
Belle Fourche
8. D
Inter-State
Max
Belle Valley
St. Patrick’s Day
L. H. Christensen
Frank Dobesh
Dallas
5. D
North Platte
Nebraska
E. H. Evans
Keith Theater
Nels Hasselbalch
Shelby
Messrs. Higgins & Brown
Sargent
R. ©. Moran
Creston
Chas
Henry
Harrison
Hyrum Russell
Gordon
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Alec
the Herald
Thiele
Brunswick Phonographs
LEN Mille Undertaking
Pparlors
West Third Street
BON Butte County
Firestone Tires
Herald
Stock Yans Station
Omaha, Nebr
Toto To
Tees
Inter-State Live Stock Commission Co
Aime Wee
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