Dollar Wheat Has Come to Stay and Shape North American Supply
The piece argues that Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will supply much of the U S wheat needs as dollar wheat remains dominant. It notes rising Canadian prairie prosperity, immigration, new elevators and rail lines, and forecasts Canada becoming the U S bread basket within the decade. It also outlines a Pennsylvania dairy reform plan emphasizing milk quality and farm sanitation.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United States
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James J. Sill
Hill
John Bull
Aemricans
Winnipeg
Bankini
Higher Education for the Milkmaid A New Dairy Science Plan
The Pennsylvania Legislature proposes a $10 000 yearly program to train dairy workers in modern sanitary methods and milk production. The plan emphasizes sanitation in stables, precise feeding, exercise, and careful handling to improve butter fat quality and profits while safeguarding public health. Named representative E E Jones advocates the education for the milkmaid as a scientist.
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Pennsylvania
E. E. Jones
Susquehanna
Now College Girl Will Have Little Time for Frivolities at White House
Miss Helen Taft, Bryn Mawr 1912, becomes the president's daughter and a social focus in Washington. The college girl blends bookish study with slang, sports, and simple dress. She plans to uphold White House customs while maintaining independence and charm.
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White House
Helen Taft
Bryn Mawr College For Women
United States
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Bryn Mawr
Taft
Roosevelt
Tafts
Helen
Fall of a Meteor In Missouri Rocks New Truxton
The New Truxton town woke to a midnight scare as a meteor fell near the area. A five and a half pound stone was recovered weighing about five and one half pounds, sinking seventeen inches into the ground and scorching nearby soil.
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Missouri
New Truxton
The Hand Behind the Fashions
The Drapery Times questions how fair women could exist or enjoy life without the inventive faculty of man in feminine clothing.
Senators Ride on Own Line in New Senate Subway
The United States Senate Underground Transportation Company began in Washington with a single open double ended car linking the senate basement and the new office building. Each senator serves as a director totaling 92, causing uproar in the house as representatives learn of the automated ride. The line, originally meant for a short electric service, lacks full equipment and will transport up to ten light or eight heavy senators.
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United States
United States Senate Underground Transportation Company
Washington
Senate
House
Librarian Kept Busy by Card Index Work
John J. Boobar librarian of the house of representatives prepares a card index of the Congressional Record. Indexing the speeches of the Fifty-ninth congress alone required more than 20 000 cards. Boobar, appointed from Minnesota, brings energy and notes the attache of congress risks nervous prostration from overwork.
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John J. Boobar
House of Representatives
Congressional
Boobar
Minnesota
Congress
New Strength for Old Backs From Dean’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. Joannah Straw of Canton South Dakota aged 81 credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with dramatic relief from rheumatic limb pain backache and kidney issues. She reports renewed strength appetite sleep and daily function. pills sold everywhere 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Joannah Straw
North Broadway
Canton
S. D
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Official Zeal in Missouri
Joe Anderson campaigned early this morning by driving hogs from the city park to disrupt the band stand. A resident said the noise disturbed peace and would influence their vote against Anderson in the alderman race.
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Joe Anderson
Joe
Anderson
Lawd He'p de Animiles Ballad Across the Savannah
A humorous verse describing animals fleeing a cannibal country as guns crack and predators prowl. The lions, elephants, giraffes, tigers, and alligators react with alarm while the speaker appeals for divine aid for the animals.
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Lawd
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers. Names include T. Cc. Ahlbrecht Hector Minn loading apparatus H Cleveland Faribault Minn cooking stove C A Eidsmoe Beresford S D gate G B Frankforter Minneapolis Minn extracting turpentine from wood W O Johnson Blunt S D attachment for locks A V Lindquist Alexandria Minn reel Cc K Mayer Mankato Minn copy holder for linotype machines.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
T. Cc. Ahlbrecht
Hector
Cleveland
Faribault
C. A. Eidsmoe
Beresford
S. D
Gate
G. B. Frankforter
Minneapolis
W. O. Johnson
Blunt
A. V. Lindquist
Alexandria
Cc. K. Mayer
Mankato
Indian Girl Matilda Hancorne Travels Westward
Miss Matilda Hancorne a young Indian student from the Carlisle school travels from Orick Humboldt county to California with federal supervision. She sailed for Eureka after a careful send off that included letters and credentials for safe passage across the country under Supt M Friedman and assistance from W Elizabeth Howell.
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United States
Matilda Hancorne
Orick
Humboldt County
Hancome
Carlisle
California
M. Friedman
W Elizabeth Howell
Elko
Nev
Sriedman
Miss Hatcorne
Old Soakers Get Saturated with Caffeine
A Huntsville Alabama woman reports long term coffee use caused stomach trouble and insomnia. After decades of illness and failed treatments she stopped coffee, switched to Postum, and four months later she thrives with better sleep and appetite. She endorses Postum and cites The Road to Wellville as reading.
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Huntsville
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Wellville
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