Visiting Historic Spots by Republican Office Employees
Two Republican office workers describe vacations along the coast and in Portland Oregon visiting historic sites connected to American leaders. They tour Vancouver Washington Army post and recall Grant era headquarters while noting local industry, roads, and a 1826 apple tree inscription. later city scenes in Brooklyn New York include courts, subway tunnels, Ellis Island, and landmarks. The column also reprints Wallaces Farmer urging Iowa county fairs to improve and stay free of gambling and questionable amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
George Hislop
Portland
Oregon
Rhoey
Falls City
Stewart
Columbia River
Vancouver
Wash
7Th Brigade
Western Division
Col. Baker
Gen. Grant
England
Hudson Bay Company
Iowa Society
Garden of Eden
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jerusha Hislop
Court of Sessions
Athenenum Theatre
Henry Ward Beecher
East River
Bowling Green
South Ferry
Donahue
Ellis Island
Stery Park
Erickson
Monitor
Old Castle Garden
Pearl and
Broad Streets
Washington
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall Street
Maiden Lane
Equitable
Woolworth
U. S. Sub-Treasury
Mabel MacKinne
Wallaces
Iowa
Corn Belt
Hawaiian Sugar Irrigation Sparks Global Lead
The article notes Hawaii produces more sugar per acre than anywhere else thanks to its remarkable irrigation system. The claim underscores the island’s superior farming efficiency and climate advantages driving high yields in sugarcane cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Globe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad assurances and price
The notice offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It presents F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and endorsements from the National Bank of Commerce of Toledo. It claims the cure is taken internally, benefits blood and mucous surfaces, and lists price at 75 cents per bottle with a gent free and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
Fifty Years Ago in North Carolina and Abroad
A 50 year retrospective notes 10000 people supported by the government in North Carolina. The Suez Canal opened August 17 with a ship passage from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea. Rumors say Jeff Davis may be tried at Fort Monroe. Fenian excitement in Ireland grows. Kentucky forms ten colored regiments. A new crosswalk is installed ahead of the Winneshiek and the Decorah house. Fort Snelling Minnesota reportedly to be abandoned. Norwegian Luther College to move into a new building October 1. George Kennedy a colored barber opens near Mrs. Dahly’s millinery on Decorah’s Winneshiek block. Jennisch & Wendling move into a new Washington street building.
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North Carolina
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Jeff Davis
Fort Monroe
Ireland
Kentucky
Winneshiek
Decora House
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Norwegian Luther College
George Kennedy
Decorah
Egg Hatching Farm Uses Coal Tar Dip on Each Egg
A chick hatching farm uses coal tar to dip about 185000 eggs per setting to sterilize shells and pores. This germ destruction aims to reduce infections in hatched chicks and improve hatch rates.
Dandelion Salad Preparation Steps
The method describes crisping dandelions by dipping in cold water several times with the root held, optional drying in a salad basket, then picking over for cleanliness. Dry thoroughly in a towel and chill in the ice box until needed.
Hardness of temper defeats a good heart in a weary world
A reflection urging humility and kindness, noting that even with good intentions a harsh manner undermines character and relationships. It emphasizes softer conduct as essential to genuine virtue and community harmony.
Today’s remark marks a harsh view on wit and judgment
A commentary asserts that claiming today is worse than foolish reveals a narrow mind and lack of perspective. The line frames folly as a measure of character and hints at sharper critique of contemporary reasoning.
All He Wanted Mr Crisscross and Miss Beatherbone
Comic dialogue fragment shows Mr Crisscross asking for butter while Miss Beatherbone replies with affection. A brief vignette notes work as healing salve for a wounded heart, pairing light banter with a sentimental message about labor.
Headache and Nervousness Cured by Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs. Richard Olp of Spenceport New York reports Chamberlain's Tablets cured her headaches and nervousness and restored her health. Sold at Engbretson's Pharmacy with an advertisement claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Richard Olp
Spenceport
N. Y
Engbretson
Adv
England Faces Population Imbalance Prompts Emigration Views
An unnamed observer cites a social claim that many residents in English towns would benefit if they left their communities. The note highlights a reported surplus of 1.5 million women and 126,061 women serving as charwomen, reflecting concerns about demographic balance and labor roles in England.
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A. K. Battery & Son
Republic
Mr. Crisscross
Schimming
Decorah, Iowa
Young Aeroplane Co
Kansas City
Frank Champion
Winneshiek County Fair
Champion
Jackson, Mich
BASE
Little Four
Calmar
Waucoma
Fort Atkinson
Greer & Cannon
Museum
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