Western Canada praised by Minnesota professor on wheat future
Prof. Thomas Shaw of Minnesota State University writes to The Farmer that Western Canada offers vast untapped lands with strong wheat and stock potential. He cites Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as grain and grazing regions with high yields and favorable climate aided by irrigation and rail support. He notes quality stock, abundant pastures, and government aid to settlers, urging inquiry to Canadian government agents.
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Thomas Shaw
Minnesota University
St. Paul
Minnesota State University
Western Canada
Canada
Prairie
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Gorth
Alberta
Peace River
Athabasca
Uns
Rockies
Territories
Winnipeg
Castle
Udat
Ontario
Dear Mrs. Prxnian praises Lydia Pinkham remedy
Mrs H F Roberts of Kansas City commends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring families and easing displacements and ovarian troubles. The letter claims personal benefit and asks others to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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H. F. Roberts
Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Capsicum Vaseline External Remedy Claim
Advertises Capsicum Vaseline as a superior external remedy for pain and skin irritation. Claims to relieve toothache headache and rheumatic neuralgic pain and suggests broad household usefulness. Promotes mail order tube via postage stamps, from Cheeseberry Manufacturing Co New York City.
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Nidit
Hiele
Cheesebrough Manufacturing CO
State Street
New York City
Loose talk across papers sparks cross country chatter
A jumble of quotes from several newspapers mocks politics and public life. It notes debates on Lamp ton Schley, Tammany influence in New York, Boer sentiment in England, and Roosevelt’s policies, with side remarks on crime justice and social issues.
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Congress
Buffalo News
News
New York
Tammany
Detroit Free Press
England
Grand Rapids Press
Detroit
Roe Press
Missouri
Old Maida
St. Paul Dispatch
Roosevelt
New York News
China
Chicago
Buffalo Times
Yale College
Pittsburg Dispatch
Birmingham Age-Herald
Michigan
Muskegom News
France
Boston Globe
Edward
Miss Stone
the News
St. Pau Dispatch
Sbex
Grace George
Buffalo Newa
Boston
Franklin Syndicate
Alice Lee
Scott
Realite
Philadelphia
Sodom
Gomorrah
Cleveland
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Randall's Island
Richard Mansfiehl
New York Evening Sun
Buffalo
William McKinley
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Wisconsin
Cried Before He Was Hurt Comic Exchange
A brief juvenile exchange unfolds as a little boy laments missing a holiday while his elder brother has one, prompting the old man to inquire about the difference and the boy’s school status. The fragment hints at a humorous or tender moment in a street or classroom setting.
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Eve
Agnes
Ehe
Adam
Willie Smith
Cascarets Candy Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
A vintage ad proclaims Cascarets candy Cathartic with the c c c emblem on every tablet. It warns the product is never sold in bulk and urges consumers to buy only from reputable druggists, noting beware of fraud.
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Cuba
C.c.c
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Lucas County
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Ciind
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Mas
A. W. Gleason
Jean Notary Public
Tall
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Hippocrates
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Dean
Dam
Suman
Hetrait Free Press
Nousekeeper
Browne
Philadelphia Press
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Miss L.A. Pearces Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
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Lars
Aryina
Anh Thompson
Sye Water
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Gures
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Standard Navy
Piper Heidsieck “Boot Jack
Drummond Natural Leaf
E.rice
Greenville
Neptune
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Continental Tobacco Company
Hy. Brown
Folsom Ave
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APOE
Weam
Keren
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