The Church Boss Exposed as Hypocrite and Hindrance
A critical look at church bosses who dominate pulpits and purses, showing how self serving authority harms congregations. The piece contrasts church bosses with political bosses, noting manipulation, ostentation, and the draining of donations. It cites lasting censure, warns of abandoned worshippers, and ends with Burns' epitaph for Holy Willie.
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Mic Aodlaeiay
Colers
Sane Corporation
Frances
Satan
Holy Willie
Willie
State urged to draft citizens for three years service
Royal Meeker of Princeton University argues at a library association convention that every adult over 21 should be drafted into state service for three years to gain practical training. He envisions including the industrious and even the feeble in a nationwide civil service, claiming it would yield a productive, drone-free society.
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Berehild
Tsetl
Royal Meeker
Mainéeton University
He Beieves
Commonwealth
The
Prainsylvatiia and New Jerney Library Association
Atlantic City
Roedel
Roede
Wilson comments on ministerial personality and distinctiveness
President Wilson rejects the idea that ministry is defined by personality or public personas. He argues that the profession lies in serving the Lord and Savior, not in any other measurable attribute, warning that blending ministers into the crowd erodes the ministry itself.
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Woodrow Wilson
Lord and
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Fast Relief for Cold and Catarrh
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for instant relief from clogged nostrils dizziness and headaches. It claims catarrh and throat irritation vanish overnight and air passages open with one small bottle praised by a Bayatore seller.
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Ely
Bayatore
Gilme
Janet
B. Boodel
Hank Hawkins Says No Crops Can Grow Here
An old timer recounts arguing with a farmer about growing crops in a dry range state. He claims decades of observation prove wheat oats and corn cannot thrive here and vows a reckoning with Hank Hawkins if he doubts him.
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Hank Hawkins
Fatten Sheep for Market in Breeding Flocks
Practical guidance on culling ewes, fattening practices, and ram selection. Emphasizes culling nonperforming ewes, feeding plans including bran vegetables and clover, and introducing rams after evening feeding to ensure strong lambing traits and uniform flock improvement.
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Rama
Wheat Rye and Barley as Stock Feed
Wheat and rye share similar composition with wheat higher in protein. rye is tougher and harder to grind. Both digestible but less than corn due to hull. When priced like corn they can profitably join rations. Ground forms satisfy cattle more than whole. barley ranks between wheat and rye but is not widely used in the east except for poor quality grain.
Errors of Beginners in Poultry Raising
Beginners in poultry farming neglect stock when not yielding returns and fail to plan future outcomes. Careful feeding and constant access to clean water are essential from hatch to laying house, ensuring chicks grow and prosper.
As a Man Thinke The Man Who Doesn't Think Right
A short reflective note asserts thoughts shape conduct and outcomes. It argues clear thinking prevents missteps and promotes wise living, urging readers to refine their beliefs and mental habits for better choices.
Be a Kind Dairy Keeper to Maximize Cow Profits
The notes emphasize milk yield as the measure of a dairy cow and warn that feed quality, proper handling of nervous cattle, and attentive milking routines drive profitability. Recommendations include keeping a churn loaded, using lime water cake silage and roots, feeding wet distillery grains fresh, and training Helfera-like stock to lead for efficient dairy work.
Say Goodbye to Pimples Stuart's Calcium Wafers
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood purifier for clear skin. It claims rapid effects in days, no drugs, doctor approval, with a price of 50 cents per pack and widespread consumer use.
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Stuart
Creama
Curing meats with hogs and smoking tips from a farmer
A historical guide by William Hart Harrison explains how to slaughter hogs, hang and salt the meat for six to eight weeks, wash off salt and mold, then smoke using oak wood. It warns against pine and hot flames and advises borax to prevent stickiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hart Harrison
When the Hat Is Passed We All Will Put In A Word
A fragment notes collective support as a fundraising or event moment when donations or endorsements are offered after a hat is passed. The line emphasizes communal willingness to help and promote individuals or causes through word of mouth.
Danderine Advertisement Promises Healthy Hair Shine
An old print ad touts Knowlton Danderine for dandruff and falling hair asking readers to buy 25 cent bottles from drug stores. It claims immediate scalp relief and hair lustre, urging quick action to prevent hair loss and promote soft, beautiful hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Retired U S Navy Admiral Baton Mentioned in Local Dispatch
A garbled local item notes Rear Admiral Baton U S N retired and linked figures. It references the Spanish American War command of the transport Resolute and a signal to Admiral Sampson about ships leaving Santiago. The fragment erroneously mentions retirement in 1995 and Wyoming media.
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Norwell
Main
Joseph (Ales Baton
Ffted
States Navy
Sampson
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