Canadian Creameries as Government Boon for Farmers
A Brown City correspondent cites North Alberta Canada creameries funded and operated by the government. The plant is provided, run at no cost to farmers, and milk products are shared with farmers after a 5 cent per pound deduction for three years, then full title to farmers. Cheese factories and railshipment expand markets in mining and lumber regions, with new opportunities in the Klondike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Alberta
Canada
Butte
Rockies
British Columbia
Ve.avere
Klondike
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
United States
Nebraska inventor patent for simple feed cooking device
A Nebraska inventor has secured U S Letters patent for a method to cook feed using a box housing with manure and a sprinkling preparation that reacts on contact to generate heat. The patent was obtained via Sues Co. of Omaha. A Michigan inventor also patents a bicycle boat with foot powered propulsion and accessibility for bicyclers.
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U.S
Nebraska
Sues &Co
Omaha
Michigan
Sues:& Co
Patent ‘Solicitors
Omeha
Neb
Desperate Bazaar Fund Drive and Medical Advertisements
Comic scraps and medical pitches mix in this old page: a Scottish minister urges a bazaar for funds, Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a constitutional fix to a widespread disease, and Laxative Bromo Quinine promises cold cure. Also assorted quips and product notices from Brookyln Eagle style ads.
Crown jewels value and description of Russian crown
The Russian crown and state jewels are valued at 11 000 000 in US money with the crown itself estimated at 6 009 000. It features hundreds of diamonds of varying value and fifty four flawless pearls around the rim. A central ruby of great size and brilliancy is highlighted. The crown was crafted by Panzig, Genoese court jeweler, and was first used by Catherine the Great.
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Alexander
United States
Panzig
Catherine the Great
Dysfunctional healing cult harms elderly woman in state
Report describes fanatics immersing an old rheumatic woman in water to cure her, nearly causing death. The text urges use of Hostetters Stomach Bitters, claiming it cures rheumatism and prevents kidney issues, dyspepsia, constipation, liver trouble, and prostration.
Very Functual and Jimson Angling for Arrival
A fragment shows a hurried scene as a person expects Mr. Noodles and notes a promise to pay him. The speaker mentions the clock striking and rushes off, indicating an imminent arrival attempt.
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Jimson
Mr. Noodles
Baltimore and Ohio marks seventy-first annual meeting
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad held its seventy first annual meeting noting ten presidents since 1834 and detailing the expansion from Harper’s Ferry to Winchester to Strasburg by 1870 and thence to Cumberland and Wheeling with the Parkersburg branch from Grafton opened in 1857.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Philip
HE. Thomas
Louis McLane
Thom O’ Swan
William C. Harrison
Chauncey Brooks
John’ W. Garrett
Robert Garrett
Samuel, Spencer
Charles I. Mayer
John K. Cowen
Harper’s Ferry
Winchester
Strasburg
Cumberland
Wheeling
W. Va
Parkersburg
Grafton
Salzer Seeds Promising Big Yields and Bargains
An old notice touts Salzer seeds as breeders of high yield farm and vegetable varieties. It claims the past year’s crop gains reached about 50 million dollars and promotes large potato shipments and seed catalogues from John A. Salzer Seed Co. It urges readers to mail 26 counts for a free starter package and catalogue, asserting advertiser reliability and value.
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Salzer
Glover's
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse Wis
W.n.d
Fialer
Wilter
LeRayaviils
J. Brelder
Aisileot
Wie
Bush
P. Binge
Randalls
Iowa
B. Browing
Halzer
Gore
Jerusalem
Marveleas
Sampis
Sane
Ugly Patent Medicine Patchwork Promises Health
A garbled ad page extols various tonics and cleansers. Claims promise beauty via blood cleansing, with products like Cathartic candies and Allen's Foot Powder. Multiple entries urge purchases, samples, and refunds, typical early 20th century patent medicine promotion.
McKinley Speech Sparks Senate Teller Debate
Senators clash over the gold standard and payment of government obligations in gold or silver. Stewart of Nevada denounces the president and tariffed bankers while Cannon and White defend the administration amid New York banquet references. Legal and financial positions are debated as wage cuts loom and labor unrest grows in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Wasumetox
Senate
Stewart
Nevada
United States
McKinley
Europe
Gage
Treachury Department
Cannon
Utah
New
Yorke
Jones
Arkansas
Allison
Iowa
0A Financial
Gaidyn
Indianapolis
New York ‘Clearing House Association
Mr. White
California
Republican Party
New York
White
Lawrence
Mass
Atlantic
Pacific
Senate Tele resolution passes and stirs House crowd
At Wilmington on January 31 the Senate clerk presented the Tele resolution after the session opened. Democrats greeted it with loud applause while no motion was made and the resolution stayed on the table. An Atchison man is soon to appear.
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Walmington
Torday
Senate
House
Story of Two Young Men and a Bondholder’s Patriotism
A critical article contrasts a bondholder who profits from government debt with a Civil War veteran who served at Shiloh and Vicksburg. It argues the bondholder yields high income and tax exemptions while a soldier endures hardship for a modest pension, suggesting awakening justice against wealthier financiers.
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Shiloh
Vicksburg
Uncle Sam
Redeem in Siever and the Gold Drain Debate
Senator Teller argues against retiring greenbacks and retiring treasury notes to fund the treasury. He asserts national banks would not expand circulation and would fail if forced to redeem all. He advocates reinstating silver to halt the gold drain and stimulate manufacturing, noting gold standard advocates failed to deliver broad prosperity.
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Teller
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
National ‘Bank
France
Bank of France
India stance on silver coinage admission amid trade strains
The Indian government responds to the proposal to join the United States and France in free coinage of silver and gold at 1544 to 1. Since 1893 India has faced serious trade tension and embarrassment, worsened by falling prices and exchange rate disruptions benefiting English manufacturers through the restored par of exchange with India.
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George H. Shibley
United States
France
India
Economic contrasts abroad and in India amid price shifts
The text compares India's hardships with conditions in other silver using nations. It notes Japan facing rising prices and distress for producers until creditors enforce the gold standard and falling prices, while Mexico experiences rising prices and export subsidies.
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India
Japan
Thanks to Dingley the tariff reshaped fortunes and policy
The piece notes how the Dingley tariff linked to prosperity, with higher wheat prices for Europe and stock surges in sugar Standard Oil and Metropolitan Railroad. It credits Republicans and praises the tariff act, while lamenting Senator Hanna’s remark, concluding with a cheer of “Thanks to Dingley.”
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Europe
Dingley
Metropolitan
New York
Hanna
McKinley
The
Mercury
Millions That Might Be Saved in Postal Expenditures
A criticism of Congress for not curbing government spending cites the failed attempt to set a paying rate for second class postal matter. The speaker argues that $20 million yearly in waste benefits publishers and is pushed by vested interests over public welfare.
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Congress
Maj McKinley May Visit New York This Month
The article notes a possible trip by Major McKinley to New York this month to attend a manufacturers dinner. It quotes the president’s reluctance to stay in Washington for long stretches and suggests a readiness to travel on short notice if urged by events or opportunities.
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Maj. McKinley
New York
Washington
Ito
Plutocrat Term Missing in Fragmentary Rant
A garbled excerpt rails at a plutocrat figure, contrasting a demarcation between wealth influence and corruption. The text appears as a partial, unclear political diatribe with no identifiable names or definite event.
Death bed penitence of Tourgueneff’s mother noted
The sketch recounts the Russian novelist Tourgueneff’s mother a tyrant who mistreated serfs and children living in decline and playing solitaire. Despite dropsy she kept strict rules and fed on ice cream and grapes while her daughter read French novels to amuse her. She died on November 15 185? after summoning her sons only Nicholas reached her bedside Ivan arriving too late. Before death she wrote forgive me for pride a cardinal sin.
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Bil Boyestn
Tourgueneff
Nicholas
Ivan
Ancient Egyptian theft fears spur new fireproof museum plan
Antiquities guardians and scholars urge relocation of Egypt's priceless government collection from the Ghizeh museum to a new fireproof facility awaiting a $750,000 appropriation in the Cairo project. The move aims to protect the best gilts and relics from devastating fires that threaten the storied holdings.
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Ghizeh
Egypt
Council of Ministers
Cairo
Stop Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away
Bold ad copy touts No To Bac as a miracle cure to quit tobacco with claims of strength, vigor, and magnetism. Includes price 50c and a Free booklet offer from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Looking Syrup for teething and a remark about musical directors.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
A SENEFACTRESS KIND ACT REMEMBERED BY MOTHER OF TEN
A Detroit mother of ten recalls her daughter’s illness long ago attributed to lack of blood. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after three months of treatment. She urges mothers to keep the medicine and notes Omaha jewelry shop offers engraving and gifts.
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer
A. F. Taylor
Englevale
N. Dake
Detroit
Mich
John Tansey
Baker Street
Michigan
John
Neely
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