Who's Got the Money in Western Canada Farms
The Magnet article reprints a Western Canada farming feature detailing Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba crops and livestock valued at hundreds of millions. It emphasizes hard cash wealth from grain dairy and honey, arguing farmers hold the money and have earned it through labor and tillage.
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Alberta
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
California
Washington
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Today is your day and mine. The only day we have. The day in which we play our part. What our part may signify in the great world we may not understand. But we are here to play it, and now is our time. David Starr Jordan quote excerpt.
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David Starr Jordan
Salads Built From Lettuce and Mixed Vegetables
A collection of serving ideas for vegetable salads arranged separately on a platter with dressing poured over or mixed. Recipes include lettuce backgrounds with tomatoes onions chives nuts and varied dressings plus a poetic closing by Henry Van Dyke about worlds of life and action.
Lobster Dishes From Basic to Bechamel Creations
Recipes outline several lobster preparations using canned or fresh meat. Hawaiian Lobster Curry soaks coconut milk with onion garlic and curry then adds lobster. Lobster a la Bechamel uses a rich cream stock sauce with eggs and lobster. Lobster a la Poulette blends butter flour stock cream lemon juice with eggs and garnishes. Plain Lobster suggests lemon juice and butter served over toast or crackers.
Britain’s reply arouses wrath in international row
Washington reports Britain’s defense of mail seizures in the MacNiff Horticultural and Standard Underground Cable cases adds tension after a new boycott against American firms. A state department probe continues as firms organize to present their case to Acting Secretary Polk.
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Great Britain
MacNiff Horticultural Company
New York
Standard Underground Cable Company
Pittsburgh
Ambassador Page
State Department
Polk
London
Gregory
Far East
South America
Cecil Spring-Rice
United States
Herman Metz
Poisoning Plot Foiled Near Brownsville Waterworks
Troop A of the First Illinois Cavalry repelled a Mexican raid on Brownsville waterworks. A fusillade drove the raiders away as their first shot pierced Private Harry Warren’s hat. The attackers, within 50 feet of the open water tank supplying the militia camp and city, slipped past guards.
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Clarke's Appointment Approved for Supreme Court Seat
The senate judiciary committee voted unanimously to recommend Judge John H. Clarke of Cleveland for associate justice of the Supreme Court, succeeding Charles E. Hughes, with confirmation by the full senate anticipated.
Woman Fends Off Snake With Simple Tools
A resident in a cellar confronted a dangerous garter snake and killed it using only a mop, a hoe handle, an old flatiron, an empty crock, and a board from a fruit shelf. The incident highlights improvised defense with household items.
Quick relief for itch ing skin troubles with Cuticura
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for bathing and Cuticura Ointment for applying to the affected area to stop itching instantly and aid healing. Claims quick relief often when other treatments fail. Free sample by mail with booklet to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Boston
Sunday Story Illustrates His Witty Rebuke
Friends recount Billy Sunday on a Trenton train who faced a drunken man. After a fiery sermon on temperance the drinker threatened violence, and Sunday replied that charity begins at home and not to give away what you still want.
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Billy Sunday
Washington Star
Too Tolerant Colorful Dinner Quip Cited by Bishop
At a Newport News dinner Bishop Cohrad chides tolerance, invoking Cal Clay in a caricature about eating a rival’s chicken house. The exchange portrays a humorous take on morality and public manners with regional dialect and playful provocation.
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Bishop Cohrad
Newport News
Cal Clay
Cal
Calhoun
Douglas
Fragmentary humor note from a phone gagquery
The text shows a fragmented exchange about a phonograph used while fishing and a remark about a man who never knows when he gets the worst of it. It lacks clear event, place, or date details.
Chicken and a Half: Fremont Lounsbury's Birth Theory
Fremont Lounsbury reports a hen laid an egg that produced a chicken and a half after an earlier hen was killed in a motorcycle accident. He attributes the odd birth to prenatal influence on chickens and defends his account with a detailed, convincing explanation.
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Fremont Lounsbury
Lounsbury
Bright city journalist on summer vanity and nose shine
A witty remark from a young city journalist notes the challenge of keeping shine off a woman's nose in summer. The piece then states that India’s railroads pension old employees.
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India
Tales Liked by Strathcona and Scottish Hero Tales
Lord Strathcona enjoyed anecdotes about Scottish countrymen. A tale recalls a Scotsman praising sour hard apples over Canadian varieties. Another sketch notes a Sabbath school quiz where a child answers that the hero in all hearts is Lord Strathcona, not Sarson Solomon or Moses.
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Beckles Wiilson
Mount Royal
Forres
Sarson
Solomon
Moses
Iguazu Falls Parallels Niagara for Height and Width
On the border of Brazil and Argentina the Iguazu Falls are described as higher and wider than Niagara, marking them as a major natural spectacle in South America.
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Argentina
Iguazu
Niagara
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