Sunny South promises outdoor farming profits and health
An old advertisement fragment touts outdoor year round farming in the Sunny South. It claims continuous yields, no blizzards, rich profits with little labor, and strong markets for strawberries, cantaloupes, and fruit. It urges contact with A. Park of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Park
General Immigration and Industrial
Louisville & Nashville , Railroad ‘Company
Louisville, Ky
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Medical Authorities
An advertisement asserts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthens and revives debilitated women without alcohol or habit forming drugs. It claims wide professional endorsement for its ingredients from leading medical authorities and offers a free booklet of ingredients upon request to Dr E V Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piercé
Avery
Ng Dre Pierce
Ona
E. V. Piarce
Bufalo
Congress Battles Over Appropriations and Labor Bills
The Senate and House discussed and advanced the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill while debating labor and free labor goods, fisheries rules, and simplified spelling. Amid debate, Smoot's seat, Nobel prize praise, and Porto Rico readings feature, with several resolutions and confirmations shaping policy.
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Senate
House
Wilson Interstate Commerce
Olympic Mountains
Washington
Brownaville
Texas
District of Columbia
Clart
Missouri
Gillett
Massachusetts
Livingston
Georgia
Macon
Arkansas
Sheppard
Reed Smoot
United States
Utah
Bie
Smoot
Apostolic Body of the Church
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Boutell
Tlinois
Davies
Tennessee
Congress
Keifer
Ohio
Board of Pension Appeals
Underwood
Alabama
Good Roads
Murdock
Kansas
Richardson
Perkins
New York
Dearmond
Huntings season deaths rise nationwide details scarce
Reported fatalities and injuries from hunting season vary by state with Michigan leading in dead and wounded. Counts show dozens killed and many more injured nationwide, many deaths due to accidental discharges while cleaning guns, including several children. Wisconsin and Minnesota noted notable incidents as states compile figures.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Boya
Read
Ilinolg
Staten
Imhole
Indiana
Mulna
Minnesota
Montana
Massachusetts
New York
New Forsey Veveia
Barty
Lew Hampshire
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Pennesree
Washington
Virginia
Wheat Acreage Rise Shown By Government Report
Government report corrects last December estimates showing winter wheat area at 81,605,000 acres, up 1.1 percent from 1908. winter rye area revised to 2,100,000 acres. December 1 condition 94.1, above 1905 and 1904 readings, with a nine year average of 92.0. Tables give state by state sowings, conditions, and nine year December means.
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Department of Agriculture
Nas
Arteeets Iniiluna
Mingourd
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Texas
Multiple World News Flashes From Across North America
Reports recount a near total loss from fire in Belnont Ohio with losses over 100000. King Menelik illness deemed unfounded. Dodge donates 100000 for New York lodging house for needy boys. Brig Gen Marion dies of pneumonia in Allston Massachusetts at sixty. Earthquake jolt felt near Milazzo Sicily for two seconds. Canada to install life saving stations on Prince Edward Island coast. Safe blown open at Gallman Mississippi, cash and stamps stolen. Parla streetcar collision with wagon carrying 17000 eggs. wagon driver drowned. Thomas Stout hanged in Lexington Kentucky for murder of Sam Lee. Alberta coal strike ends after terms reached. San Jose pest found in Massachusetts orchards. Edith Smith charged with manslaughter in Thornton Ohio. Robert Ammon released from Sing Sing. James Donnell reports destruction of Tutupeec town by hurricane. Witty Yves lost.
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Belnont
Ohio
Menelik
Abyssinia
W. B. Dodge
New York
Otia WH
Marion
Allston
Mass
Milazo
Sicily
Prince Fiward
Gallman
Mias
Thomas Stout
Lexington
Sam Lee
Alberta
Northwest Territory
Massachusetts
Warden Walker
Stewart M. Brice
Calvin &. Brice
Catherine Mount
Indianapolis
Etiel Smith
Thornton
Obie
Imer Briggs
Robert A. Ammon
Franklin Syndicate
Sing Sing
James Donnell
San Francisco
Tutupeec
Teluantepée
Bald Head Fashion Would End Hair Loss
A Boston Herald piece argues that since scientists cite six causes of baldness, banning hair could become a global fashion. It suggests elites would resist at first, but over time societies might embrace baldness as admirable, ending topknots and sparing effort.
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Contimore
Boston Herald
Dean's Kidney Pills End Health Woes Claims
Frances Gardner of Chicago writes of curing kidney trouble after five years by using Dean's Kidney Pills. She spent over $100 on remedies before finding relief in a few weeks, reporting restored health, appetite, digestion, and sleep. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gardner
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Preacher Urges Abolition of Sunday Work in Sermon
A prominent preacher tells readers to notify reporters for a church visit next Sunday. He promises a strong sermon with a theme urging the abolition of all Sunday work, while his wife questions the topic. The Catholic Standard and Times report the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Times
Passage and staircase re papering while laid up
Fragmentary dialogue from a historical setting with Mrs. Grim age and Landon Sinilea discussing wall coverings and coffins. The text presents rustic slang and incomplete phrases reflecting domestic concerns and social mood of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroukybo
King Howard's Myriad Subjects Across Continents
The King of England governs Asia with 300 million subjects, America 7.5 million, Africa 43 million, Australasia over 5 million, and Europe 42 million. Religious breakdown spans Hindus 208 million, Mohammedans 40 million, Christians 68 million, Buddhists 12 million, and 24 million followers of various non Christian faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Howard
England
Asia
America
Africa
Australasia
Europe
Chris Lang
Brandreth's Pills Endure as Constipation Remedy
The article extols Brandreth's Pills as a century old standard for constipation and blood impurities, noting its sustained effectiveness with the same dose for fifty years. It also mentions statistics from Massachusetts on lawyers, physicians, and clergymen, a quack cold cure claim with laxative in Quinine tablets, and London housing density figures about unoccupied homes.
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Brandreth
W. Grove
London
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Uncle Jerry
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Dior
Ely
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Warran Street
T. E. Powell
Jefferson Street
Thompson
Mexico
Silas Stearnes
Secretary of War
Manila
Sountoy Rayner
Algeciras
Morocco
Phuraday
Duboigs
Idaho
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Secretary of the Interior
National Capital
Democrats
Paul B. Porter
Mississippi
Col. Tsuae
Department of Commerce and Labor
Kittredge
South Dkota
Herbert G
Anne
MNAS
Waat Joy
California Fig Syrup Co
California
EF Owill
J G
Stern
Mad
Thei
Nextile Hypotalty Co
Pike
N.Y
Olumall
Alo Sy, Wa
Masseemertts’ Bureau of Statistics
Ottawa
Canada
W. D. Scott
Hroughton
Cleara
Rei Seay
Aoa
Mother Gray
Berets
Lewis Sinsee Mane
Eorla
Samy the
Srtlsemet
Huelieaasen
Jopiin
Kanaws Uf
Manny A Tis
Hobie Ellene
Dana Daily
Awa Integrity Mining & Milling
Minera Bank
Integrity Mining
Szeath
Kaniae City
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