Farmers and Farming View in August 1906 Oregon Notes
A compact August 7 1906 Athena Oregon column surveys agricultural outlooks and reforms. It notes wheat supply pressures from the Inland Empire, pondered shifts toward local flour milling, and features brief remarks on farmer independence, aging rural appeal, and sage fortune gossip. It mentions Indian reservations opened for settlement, irrigation expansion, and a quip about a 5 apple sale reflecting advertising value.
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Inland Empire
Mystery Surrounds Sausage Factories In Chicago
A drastic investigation into sausage factories may reveal the fate of peculiar pot poodles tied to a long running Chicago mystery concerning local women and their dogs.
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Chicago
Chicago cow ingested dynamite and disrupted milk market
A fragmented report notes a Chicago dairy cow swallowing a tick of dynamite causing a disturbance to dairy operations and milk supply dynamics. Details are sparse but the incident highlights safety and market impact concerns.
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Chicago
Fairy Tale Taught to Chicago School Children
A Chicago vacation school program hires a young woman to tell children tales of fairies giants dragons witches and mythical princesses. The aim is to divert minds from streets to imaginative realms while avoiding sensational content, though she admits she herself does not moralize and sometimes shifts to eerie stories.
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Spokesman-Review
Chicago
Board of Education
Ahso
Somo
Controversy over fairy tales harming children gains debate
English scientists report a sea serpent sighting near Para Brazil with a long eel like neck and turtle head seen from the yacht Valhalla, while Baker City Herald derides the Dalles military road project as government mismanagement and land grabs, calling officials fools and criminals.
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Chicago Tribune
Para
Brazil
B. Meade
M. J. Nicoll
Zoological Society
London
Naturaliata
Valhalla
Messrs Meade and Nicoll
Nea
Deadly Serpent Bites and a Restorative Cure
In India serpent bites are common and stomach and liver disorders are noted abroad. A supposed remedy, Electric Bitters, is praised by S. A. Brown of Bennettville S O who claims they cured his wife after years of despepsia and torpid liver. The tonic is said to treat chills and fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder issues. Sold with guarantees by Wa Moleide druggist Freed 500.
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India
S.A. Brown
Bennettaville
S. O
Moleide
Dr Pierce's Medicines Adverts Promote Safe Cures
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's medicinal line claiming relief for stomach indigestion throat kidneys and other ailments. It stresses no alcohol or habit forming drugs and asserts uses safe native herb extracts. It notes Buffalo New York as contact and praises the remedies as effective for chronic diseases with small Pellets offered as a mild laxative.
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de Ploece
Alto
Pierce
Becay Tree
Erce
Enti
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United States Senate
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