Just A Cold Could Harm Kidneys Says Dillon Resident
Effie Coan of Railroad Ave reports years of kidney pain linked to colds. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the misery and provided a lasting cure after initial relief. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the remedy.
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Doan
Dillon
Effie Coan
Railroad Ave
Dean
Moisture Absorption of Pacific Northwest Wheat
A USDA Grain Division report based on 2 084 carloads shows Pacific Northwest wheat dries at threshing, then gains moisture to 9.1 percent in August, 11.3 percent in March, and 10.6 percent in July over three study years. Data show consistent seasonal moisture changes across years and sections.
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Portland, Crew
Grain Division
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Pacific Northwest
Local quip sparks romance in Trinidad paper
In the Trinidad Picket Wire a humorous line shows a husband hugging his wife and asking about progress, prompting the wife to wonder what slim hussy he is thinking about, illustrating small town wit.
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Trinidad
Colo
Picketwire
Brass cleaning method with lemon salt and whiting polish
A brass cleaning procedure uses lemon halves dipped in kitchen salt to scrub away stains. Rinse with warm water and finish by polishing with a duster dipped in powdered whiting.
Cutworms Reported Sweeping Wheat Plots At Woodward Farm
The granulated cutworm is destroying wheat at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Dry Land Agricultural Project experimental farm in Woodward Oklahoma. Poisoned bran bait using wheat bran Paris green crude arsenic molasses and water is advised. Mix dry and poison then add molasses and spread over fields around each hill. Middlings or alfalfa meal may substitute for bran.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Woodward
Oklo
Paris
The Story of Our States Maine History Highlights
A condensed narrative traces Maine from early explorers to statehood in 1820. It covers Leif Erikson, John Cabot, John Smith and Jamestown mapping, Gorges Mason claims, York settlement, Casco Bay annexation, and Maine’s shift from Democratic to Republican since 1856. It notes Maine’s 33 040 square miles, electoral votes, and Pine Tree State nickname.
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Maine
Leif
Eric the Red
Greenland
Labrador
John Cabot
Sebastian
John Smith
Jamestown
Penobscot
James I
Plymouth Colony
Ferdinando Gorges
Mason
Merrimac
Kennebec
Gorges
York
Massachusetts
Casco Bay
New England
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Alfalfa Pest Killed With Poisoned Bran
A USDA study on the range crane fly and its larvae in California grasslands reports blackish worms up to 1 inch long killing alfalfa grain and grass. Larvae surface at night to feed on young shoots and will eat wheat bran. Poisoned bran using Paris green mixed with bran and water killed 70 to 90 percent of the insects at 10 to 20 pounds per acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
California
Man's Mistake Inference From Belief Labeled Knowledge
Albany Journal notes a man asserts eight items as certain yet cannot prove them. The piece warns mistaking belief for knowledge and challenges overconfidence in certainty. The tone reflects editorial caution about epistemic humility.
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Albany Journal
Humble Texas to Lone Star State The Republic and Annexation
This summary recounts early Texan exploration from Narváez Cabeza de Vaca Coronado to Spanish missions led by San Antonio. It notes the Louisiana Purchase dispute over Texas, American settlement by Houston and Austin, the 1836 Texas rebellion, the Alamo defense, San Jacinto victory, and Texan Republic founding followed by annexation as the twenty eighth state.
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Texas
Mississippi
Cabeza de Vaca
Gulf of California
Coronado
Louisiana
San Antonio
United States
Louisiana Purchase
France
Spain
Oregon
Sam Houston
Stephen S. Austin
Mexico
Alamo
Houston
San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
Lone Star
Union
Twenty-Eighth
McClure
Idaho history and statehood details from 1889 to 1890
The article reviews Idaho's admission as the 43rd state in 1890, its prior status in Oregon territory, and boundary changes. It notes gold discoveries, population ranking, and 4 presidential electors, with historical references to Lewis and Clark and Coeur dAlene labor strife.
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Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Oregon Territory
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d’Alene
How to Explain Birth and Growth to Young Children
A National Kindergarten Association article advises mothers on answering children’s originstruthfully and gently. It uses a bean plant as a learning metaphor, linking seeds, birth, and motherhood to natural growth and care for animals.
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