Canada Dominates at Chicago Live Stock Show in Friendly Rivalry
At the Chicago Stock Yards International Live Stock Show Canadians outshine Americans in oats and wheat prizes with 22 of 25 oats firsts and 23 of 25 wheat firsts. Alberta oats weigh 48 pounds to the bushel, and Saskatchewan horse Wee Donald wins back to back grand championships. Alfalfa seed prize goes to Brooks, Alberta, boosting Western Canada dairy prospects. Canadian government exhibit draws strong interest.
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Canada
United States
Chicago Stock Yards
Alberta
J. W. Lucas
Coyley
Wee Donald
Saskatchewan
Brooks
Dominion
Missing leggings puzzle in the Leathernneck crew
In a short dialogue the Leathernneck crew jokes about a pair of leggings. Boston Mike notes that with about two hundred men all wearing leggings, their absence would hardly surprise anyone.
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Boston
A Grievous Mistake At Jim Roses Boarding House
A humor piece notes a man at Jim Rose s boarding house mends his own clothes and is feverish with anger after cutting a leg from his Sunday trousers to patch another pair. It includes a tongue in cheek explanation of the Nova Scotia nickname Blue Nose from Sam Slick.
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Jim Rose
Nova Statia
Haliburton
Sam Slick
Nova
Canterbury
Railread Improvarant Side to Aide
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Bell Ringing a Staple of Christmas Tradition in Britain
The article recalls bell ringing as an early and beloved Christmas custom in England, with ringers once serving free. It notes the 1652 Commonwealth ban on Christmas observations, which provoked riots in Canterbury as locals defiantly kept the season alive through bell music and festive cheer.
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England
Great Britain
Parliament
The Gift I Choose A Hearthstone Of Kindness
A poetic reflection on choosing warmth and kindness as a Christmas gift. The speaker values a smile and peaceful joy over wealth, hoping a gentle gesture brings light to hearts and blessings to the season.
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Armises
Nps
Stuffing for the Christiaan Turkey
A Christmas Housekeeper recipe directs grinding whole wheat bread with salt pepper celery salt and mace, folding in drained oysters button mushrooms and oyster liquor with butter cream and cornstarch. Beat until smooth and fill the turkey, stuffing at least twenty four hours ahead.
Holliday Smoke and Tobacco as a Noxious Weed
A fragmentary verse discusses tobacco as a weed with moral implications. The speaker questions modern readers about how Robert Reed would view today’s tobacco aroma and the act of inhaling, contrasting past and present language on smoking.
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Robert Reed
Robert
Model Post
Reed
Homey old recipes and verses from a 1900s kitchen notebook
A collection of practical candy and cake recipes appears alongside literary quotes and poetry. Recipes include Molaazes Taffy-Boll, Coffee Fudge, Pecan Fudge, Chocolate Potato Cake, Orange Cake, and White House Pound Cake. The piece blends cooking instructions with Shakespeare quotations and musings on women.
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New Orleans
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A reader recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports relief from women's health troubles. The letter mentions prior illness and a belief that operation could be required, but claims many women improved with the remedy.
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Lydia
Meyer
Oran -Itis
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