Harvesting Machinery and Farm Supplies Offered by Denton Hardware
Denton Hardware lists D. M. Osborne harvest machinery and an array of farm equipment. The catalog includes Hay Rakes, Evans Corn Planters and Check Rowers, Hamilton Corn Planters, Imperial Straw Stackers, Disc Harrows, Farm Wagons, Sulky Plows, Chilled Plows from Oliver, Damascus, and Advance, Boss Truck and Garden Plow, South Bend Grub Plows, Excelsior Cook and Heating Stoves, Cucumber Pumps, Drive Well Material, Clover seed, Timothy, Orchard and Blue Grass seed, Building Hardware, Mill Machinery, Cutlery, Harness, Blankets, and Whips.
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D. M. Osborne & Co
Thomas
eeiger Evans
Hamilton Corn Planters
Imperial
Johnston
Acme
Champion Farm
Gale
Oliver
Advance
Damascus
Boss
South Bend
Excelsior
Acme Hall Promotes Stacked Bargains On Mens Wear
Great Store reports 60 000 buyers in the past year proving its appeal and value. It advertises spring suits overcoats at 8 10 12 and 15 dollars and boys clothing hats collars and ties with savings and a 10 to 25 percent edge for patrons. Self measurements and samples offered.
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OEIM
ACME
Dinner at Hathorne’s Castle Delights Society Girls
A vivid recounting of Lotty Hathorne’s dinner party with Olive Grene and other peers. The narrator navigates flirtations with Mr. Charter and Mr. Temple, admires a table full of society hopefuls, and meets Mr. Middleton Hall whose thoughtful talk shifts the mood. The night ends with tea, laughter, and a promised reunion.
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Lotty
Newport
Olive Grene
Rittenhouse square
Walnut street
Mgr. Boullier
Stawberry mansion
bne E
Bessy
Olive
Trathornes
uyeelf
Latty
Letty Risquiet
Haethorne
nila
Mr. Boulder
Mr. Temple
Jim
Mr. Charter
Macy” Temple
Alvernon Fairfax Van Stroussner
Penn Charter
Van Stroussaers
fairfax
trim
teyers
sarrender
Mr.Temple
Mr. Boullier
Mrs. Hathorne
Deame
theaale
Rathel
Milly Mortunnia
MINy
Bray Boulster
Middleton Hall
Hall
Mr. Hall
Bran Boaller
Masog ‘Temple
Hamelin Towne
Alan Boullier
Mason Temple
Bran
goodby
Mrs. Grene
Desperate Sufferers Seek Work for Shelter in City
A Buffalo Express excerpt reports a homeless, hungry man named James Thompson, an educated ex-professional who walked miles seeking any job. He found temporary refuge at the People's Church mission department and asks for work or aid, to gain food and shelter, reachable through Rev. Sheldon.
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People's church
James Thompson
Mr. Sheldon
the
Buffalo Express
Rights to Live and Tirenism Spark New Zealand Debate
A New Zealand resident Howlett proposes selling Rights to Live to curb poverty and pauper immigration, with married couples buying rights per child and travelers wearing rosettes or holding limited rights. The idea faces opposition as impractical and as a kind of forced labor scheme. Also cited are critiques of labor movement aims and claims of corruption by financiers. The column quotes opinions from New Orleans Times-Democrat and New York Evening World, plus a note on Australia’s state socialism and a health remedy for children involving molasses butter and vinegar.
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New Zealand
Howlett
New Orleans Times-Democrat
New York Evening World
Not Esau on New Year's Diaries From a Quiet Life
Fragmentary dialogue notes a character named Bronson who led an uneventful life. The speaker claims Bronson left diaries spanning ten years, but none show any writing of four lines. The source appears as an OCR snippet from a Harper's Bazaar era text or parody.
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Esau
Bronson
Harper’s Bazar
Working Women Seek Chicago Fair Support Fund
Special correspondence urges working women to plan collective savings to exhibit at the Chicago Columbian fair. Aimed at wage earners, it proposes fair fund clubs within establishments, weekly deposits, and rail passes restricted to members, to study and benefit from women’s achievements. Washington notes and closing by Mrs. McGuins.
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Chicago
ladies’ board of managers
United States
Europe
kidies’ board of managers
fair fund club
chiince
Winter Feeding in Range Cattle: The Right Way
The article argues the old open-range method led to losses, while winter feeding improves cattle health and profits. It cites experiments where winter fed cattle sold 10 percent faster, 30 to 60 percent higher, and earned top Denver prices, urging adoption of the genuine winter feeding plan to avoid disaster.
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Denver
Archuleta county
Omaha
Kansas City
Dovers
Pield
Furm
Referendum Idea Gaining Ground with Knights of Labor
The proposal to submit all laws to a popular vote like Switzerland gains backing among the Knights of Labor. Many local assemblies have passed resolutions urging the referendum system to curb corrupt influences in Congress and state legislatures.
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Switzerland
Knights of Labor
Plutocratic rail barons blamed for railway safety failures
A polemical excerpt accuses the plutocratic railway magnates of cruelty for allowing thousands of railwaysmen to be killed or maimed yearly by the lack of automatic couplers. The author argues safety would cost money and brakemen add expenses.
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Lester C, Hubbard
Arrival of the express train at the central town
In central Africa a scene shows the express train reaching the chief town. A train dispatcher questions the engineer about the missing conductor. The engineer explains the conductor has been eaten by first-class passengers since departure.
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Africa
Central Africa
Fiegeunda
Involuntary Walk on the Bridge at Midnight
A fragment from a New York Herald verse scene hints at a playfully grim midnight stroll. References to Harren Isle and a tower evoke a moody, nautical medieval tone. The text includes meta editorial notes about reviewer exchanges and reading tasks among newspapers.
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Harren Isle
rida
New York Herald
Different Now When All the World Was Young
A reflective poem fragment contrasts youth and fame with greed and vanity. The speaker notes a shift from admiring idols to being on stage oneself, questioning the ease of prior judgments. The lines blend archaic diction with modern blunt imagery.
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