Parable For Suffragettes Attacks Votes For Women
Mrs. Humphry Ward joins in London with an antisuffrage league urging that the home is the womanly sphere and warning that laws made by women would harm respect for law. A Pittsburgh suffragette mocks the logic at a New York suffrage luncheon by a parable about Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai.
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Humphry Ward
London
Pittsburg
New York
Senate
Holy Land
Mount Sinai
Local visitors and social guests in Adrian area
Mrs Harvey Haines and daughters from Dunkirk, Miss Dessa Etchen, Harry Montz of Mexico, Miss Maggie Lawhead, Mrs Albert Snyder, and others visited Adrian residents over the week. Numerous friends from Adrian also attended Cedar Point outing and several hosts welcomed guests from Carey Holgate Findlay Kenton and Charlotte Michigan.
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Harvey Haines
Gertrude
Clara
Louise
Beatrice
Dunkirk
Dessa Etchen
Walter Snyder
Kenton
Harry Montz
Mexico
Lula Snyder
Maggie Lawhead
Alvada
William Lawhead
Albert Snyder
Findlay
George Shober
William Mullharland
Holgate
Cedar Point
Blaine Presler
Marion
Local services ad from Bert Mitten in Northwestern Ohio
Bert Mitten promotes funeral and cleaning services in Northwestern Ohio offering expertise for dying and cleaning of goods and invites inquiries from customers seeking these services.
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Ohio
Bert Mitten
Grace Chapel Social Notes and Visits
Grace Chapel residents share a busy Sunday with numerous visits among families in Kirby Wharton Ridge Berwick and Five Points. Preaching services are planned for next Sunday at Grace Chapel and local agricultural notes mention Ort Rickle threshing Monday.
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Grace Chapel
Neighborhood Update and Visiting Guests in Ridge Center
Mrs Francis Wohlgamuth of Indiana visits daughter Mrs Calvin Starr. Jerry Snook is ill. Grandpa Baughman is very ill. Verne Alspach and wife visit Mrs Alspach's parents Mr and Mrs Baublitz of Nevada. A M Bachar and sister Mrs Laura Thatcher visit Mt Blanchard relatives. Mrs Henry Culler and daughter Lizzie visit Harl Mitchell family in Fostoria. Mrs Bert Bachar and daughter Eva visit Jonathan Bachar's in Carey. Miss Dora Bachar visits friends in Carey. Jacob Bachar and family host Sunday guests including Harvey Wohlga muth and wife, Katie Wohlga muth, Rev Joseph Robison and family. Miss Ethel Kleppler confined at home after pony incident. not seriously injured. Jonny Robison and wife visit Jacob Buchar's Sunday.
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Jerry Snook
Grandpa Baughman
Verne Alspach
Alspach
Baublitz
Nevada
A. M. Bachar
Laura Thatcher
Charles Dunbar
Mt. Blanchard
Henary Culler
Lizzie
Harl Mitchell
Fostoria
Jacob Bachar
Harvey Wobhlgamuth
Katie Wohlgamuth
Joseph Robison
Lucy
Larry
Ethel Kleppler
Jonny Robison
Jacob Buchar
Casto Beara and the Bougin S nature dialogue
A fragmentary exchange shows Mr Potts debating domestic matters with his spouse. She retorts that she wishes he were a man, not to change her mind but to reflect his role in household affairs.
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Mr. Potts
Admiral Cigar Sparks Rank in Witty Exchange
A New York Journal quip features a joke about a cigar named Admiral. The exchange notes the cigar’s perceived rank with a playful hint suggesting the scent or presence conveys authority.
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New York Journal
Invention Promises Quick Shoemaking Machine
A dialogue praises a new machinery that allegedly produces a finished shoe every ten minutes. Mrs J responds that such speed may outpace wear, then suggests acquiring one, reflecting frontier industrial optimism.
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Mr Jabb
Humble Prayer Reconciled in Village Parable
A village deacon asks a visiting minister if his constant prayer is to stay poor and humble. The minister replies that he seeks humility, while his congregation handles the rest of the issue.
Boston child Dorothy’s outburst noted in Harper’s
An old Harper’s quote recalls six year old Dorothy in Boston who, after resisting misbehavior, finally blurts out an expletive laden exclamation expressing self aware mischief. The anecdote demonstrates a candid moment of childhood emotion in a bygone era.
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Boston
Dorothy
Harper’s
Commercial Feeding Stuffs
A farmer can not afford to purchase any material with less than 14 percent protein as long as he can raise sufficient corn, hay, and oats.
A Quick Grower
Chicago industrial commissioner William M Mauss visited New York and praised Chicago as a rapidly growing industrial center The anecdote compares Chicago with Tin Can and reflects a traveler’s changing view after a six year old town grows rapidly in the west
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William M. Mauss
Chicago
New York
New
Tenderfoot
Ideas Were Mixed as La Follette Delivers Sharp Quip
Senator La Follette described a political economist as having mixed and topsy turvy ideas. He likened the scholar to a Heidelberg student who, after a beer laden corps meeting, woke to find himself half dressed with feet on the pillow and muttered that his shoes were pinching him. The anecdote underscores contrasting thoughts in the current political discourse.
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la Follette
Heidelberg
Himmel
Judge Longworth Teases Laborer in Eden Park Carriage
Cincinnati judge and father of Nicholas Longworth joked with a laborer in Eden Park. The man accepted a lift in a dogcart after a quip about Ireland. The exchange highlighted snobbish remarks rebuked by onlookers in Cir cle.
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Longworth
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Toll
Eden Park
Pat
Ireland
Manny
Change of Air Suggested by Archbishop for Priest
A well known priest asked Archbishop Ryan for a vacation citing ill health. The archbishop quipped a sharp dig about a change of air, noting the priest’s frequent absences and suggesting a month in his own parish as a possible remedy, per Freemank's Journal.
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John Talbot Smith
Ryan
Freemank
Ohio State Fair Grounds Exhibit Big Horse Building
SGENES ON OHIO STATE FAIR GROUNDS describes an 115 acre site near the State Capitol in Columbus with 17 exhibition buildings. The large Horse Exhibit Building measures 332 by 332 feet with stalls for 650 animals. The coming Exposition runs August 31 to September 4 with over six hundred head of pure bred animals planned for display.
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State Capitol
Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Union
Middle West
Wintering Alfalfa For Better Yields And Soil Health
Colman’s Rural World advises against leaving a tall final alfalfa growth to catch snow. It risks harboring rodents and insects and harming fields over winter. Clean fields, or pasture followed by disk and harrow, preserve soil and feed value. Best protection is a liberal coat of stable manure.
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Colman
Care of Farm Horses from Farm Journal
Shake bedding each morning and remove stained litter. Dry and air the rest on a rack. Sweep stalls. the floor dries for night bedding. In hot weather, give work horses a paddock to rest at eight. Turn in after eating and brushing. Sponge under the tail to cool. Curry ribs and belly lightly as they are tender. Take the chill off water after a hard drive.
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Farm Journal
Treating ringworm and horse of fence worry tips
Farm Journal advises painting bald spots on cattle ringworm with tincture of iodine or applying sulphur and lard, and using soluble oil sprays for extensive infections. It warns horses near dry pastures may tear woven wire fences, noting that cutting manes harms appearance and neck protection, and that foretop should stay intact to protect the poll.
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Farm Journal
Potatoes As Poultry Feed Limited Use
A poultry expert warns potatoes are mostly starch and cannot be the sole or main poultry diet. Boiled potatoes perform better than raw, and a recommended ration for laying hens in winter includes ten pounds of potatoes, four pounds of bran, one pound of linseed meal, half a pound of bonemeal, and one ounce of salt with minimal water to form a cohesive mass.
Growing Catalpa Trees For Fenceposts
The Farmers Advocate cautions against growing catalpa trees two or three years before pruning as wet foliage makes long stems heavy and wind damaged. Better to grow straight from the start. Crooked trees should be cut to the ground regardless of age.
Salt For the Dairy Cow Guide
The salt allowance for a cow depends on feed type and ranges from half an ounce to one and a half ounces per day for a thousand pound cow. If grain is abundant, salt can be increased slightly to aid digestion. too much can hinder it. The cow should decide by having salt accessible in the lot.
Kansas station tests alfalfa meal and hay feeds
The Kansas experiment station is testing alfalfa meal and alfalfa hay as cattle feeds to compare their feeding values. No exhaustive results have been published yet, but the station expects to reach valuable conclusions.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Remedies for Horse Leg Enlargements
Four suggested treatments mix potassium iodide one ounce iodine three drams water eight ounces. Mix well and apply to affected parts at the first sign of trouble.
Keeping Stock Healthy in Farm Management
Healthy animals need no medicine when their welfare is guided by careful feeding and appropriate work. The text argues that stock health depends on smart adjustments to diet and labor to sustain condition.
Arkansas Dry County Count Report
Among Arkansas seventy eight counties, fifty eight are dry. The note highlights continued alcohol prohibition in most counties and references regional enforcement or policy stance.
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Arkansas
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