Deer Population and Harvest in the United States
The text notes ongoing agitations for greater deer protection while reporting that the United States holds at least one million wild deer. It states about 75,000 deer are killed annually, with Minnesota logging roughly 20,000 deer and New York about 8,000 slain in 1924.
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Prudence's Daughter Ends in Des Moines Showdown
Duane Allerton lingers in Des Moines after being hired by Jerrold Harmer to woo the distant Jerry Harmer. Jerry resists his advances while pursuing her design ambitions, and Duane vows to stay until she joins him, prompting a tense clash over love, pride, and Prudence’s influence.
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Heaven
Millie Faces New Class With A Peculiar Speech Predicament
Little Millie, now in a higher grade, praises her new teacher yet confesses she cannot understand all she says. When asked why, Millie explains the teacher talks too quietly but adds a sharper remark that she believes the teacher has a predicament in her speech.
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Beat Everything in Sight Watch Gift Tale
A St Paul Dispatch item recalls a boy who received his first watch for his ninth birthday. His aunt narrates, noting his restrained initial joy, then his exuberant return home as he declares the new watch superior to Jim’s and the drug store clock, claiming it’s ahead by half an hour and an hour respectively.
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Paul Dispatch
Monk Man of Learning Admits Bacon as Admirable Doctor
Roger Bacon, English Franciscan monk and philosopher, earned the epithet Admirable Doctor for his era defining Opus Majus written circa 1265 and first printed in 1788. Accused of black magic, a 1278 Francisan council condemned his writings and imprisoned him in Paris for ten years, dying at Oxford around 1292.
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Kansas City Times
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praising its efficacy for women’s ailments. It includes testimonials, mentions a Pittsburg Press reference, and urges readers to seek the remedy through druggists for widespread beneficial results.
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Pitts
Ttiburgh Press
J. H. Procter
Lydia
Stop Eczema Fast With 6.8.8. A Blood-Boosting Remedy
Promises quick relief from itchy irritated skin by cleansing impurities and strengthening blood. Claims after using 6.8.8. enhances red blood cells and clears rashes, blackheads, and acne. Advert reads as an economical larger bottle option.
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