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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
8
An Fulton orchardist sues the robins for destroying cherry blossoms, fearing ruined crops. A John Burroughs Society figure counters that birds mostly remove defective, insect‑ridden fruit and help control pests, noting cherries remain abundant in Oregon.
An observed letter to the Times-Democrat argues against the idea that negroes eat more when well fed. The writer, citing Mississippi politician Benster Anse McLaurin, claims disciplined feeding shows negroes eat at least a third less than white men, based on series of observations.
A New York Times interview with a fashionable hatter reveals varied customer ideas on venting hats. He notes English style uses perforated crown holes and suggests two side holes for circulation, while some buyers reject ventilators for fashion or wear concerns.
A Chicago Tribune warning targets Mr Kipling and cautions that more talk of his wife’s relatives could provoke Mrs EK. The tone is admonishing and suggestive of social discomfort in press commentary.
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