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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
The Providence Tribune notes the ex-president of the New Haven road may not stay long around a famous Wall Street corner, as worries shift from American arms progress to crops and rust in crops.
A Boston Transcript quip notes leadership requires backbone more than broad wisdom, contrasting presidency with congressional duty in a wry comment.
In Yonkers the observer recalls many women gripping straps and many men grabbing seats during a crowded ride. A vivid scene is described highlighting the crowded transit moment.
A farm guidance note advises keeping barb wire taunt with cross stays and close posts, using woven wire at the bottom for protection. For cuts, stop bleeding with bandages, then rinse with hot water, clean with soap, trim hair, apply iodine glycerine and drying powder, change dressings as needed, and move the horse to clean pastures. severe wounds may require twice daily fresh pressing.
A county demonstrator is the facts provider not a advisor. He connects farmers with experimental work and has helped one man profit hundreds of dollars yearly. A farmers association would fund his exclusive work and he ignites interest in farming as a business and in agricultural education for children.
Jimmy's mother frets over his social progress as the Miklesons party looms. He oscillates from sulky to eager, planning outfits and hair while his father notes a shift in mood. On party night he bolts out ready to go with Ethel, easing the household tension as questions about his social change fade.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote notes that a house party length should match social goals, suggesting a week for harmony or two weeks for lasting feuds. An English writer cites sin and cigarettes as comfort, whileTom Edison favors a straight approach.
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