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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
10
A narrative of Lady Beaconsfield’s unwavering support for Lord Beaconsfield. She stayed awake to hear his political fortunes and endured a carriage door injury for his sake. Disraeli later praised her as a critic yet a perfect wife, and she is buried at Waghenden.
The exchange compares Washington’s role in founding the nation with the Constitution’s adoption. Reed affirms Washington as father and Willice asks if he was the stepfather of the Constitution. The New York Journal notes the Constitution’s adoption as history’s account.
A household hints on keeping pain at bay with St Jacobs Oil and a note on an odd medieval like practice in Upper Savoy where parish clergy collect in kind dues from villagers every October, with households sometimes borrowing offerings to appease incumbents.
Rev C H Thompson once a missionary among Western Indians lived at 106 1 2nd Street Washington Indiana He traveled from Little York and spent years in service His health failed after exposure and bad water in Wagoner Indian Territory Doctors deemed his case hopeless until Dodd's Kidney Pills were tried and he fully recovered, a medical sensation among physicians.
A Washington Star item juxtaposes a genteel claim of gentle treatment with a barbaric counterclaim about keeping whites from happiness. The jumble also touts household products, wine proportions, a cure for throat and lung ailments, fuel prices, a dye brand, and peculiar notes on Norwegian fjords and drinkability.
Lady Mary Applegate engineers a letter scheme to win Sir Robert Black, Bart. of Redcut, a leading Iberal ally, by posing a bold moral test and revealing her love. The ruse exposes rumors, political intrigue, and a dramatic confrontation under the Lechindes garden elm.
A mongrel dog guards the body of a dead mate on Lenox Avenue and Fifth Street after a tunnel explosion injury. The loyal animal blocks passersby, refuses food, and follows the wagon to the health department, refusing to abandon the companion.
A weekly crop report notes heavy rains hurt central and western states while upper Mississippi valley and Ohio valley see drought stress. Frosts occur in parts, but Pacific coast conditions are favorable and corn in eastern districts advances. Rainly conditions limit tobacco in Kentucky and boost soil moisture for plowing in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma.
The region sees a massive alfalfa drive as drought hits the midwest and west, lifting Arizona hay value. Phoenix valley leads with about 100000 acres of alfalfa and an estimated 2 million dollars in value, with two to five crops per acre and hay priced at seven dollars per ton. Arizona hay ships to northern Mexico, parts of New Mexico, California, and northern states.
Amateur photographers learn a simple technique to color photos without art lessons. Print the photo fold it against a window trace outlines on the back then color from the back with a benzing vaseline mixture to create a transparent, mounted colored image.
A quirky invention is described where a German craftsman uses a powerful cyclone powered by a turbine and fans turning at 3000 rpm to pluck feathers from a rooster. The machine envelops the bird, and a touch of a button removes every feather in moments.
A garbled letter from a father in Sourkert ae Bort Swommerville invites the family to join him next week. Eldest asks about lodging at the Market Tlouse and the Marquette House is mentioned. A child fears others will think her family intends mischief and jokes about dyeing clothes with Red Cross Ball Glue.
The speaker dismisses the idea of a discount price for a daughter in a dialog about marriage terms. He asserts that the price will not be reduced compared with others and questions the other party about his own salary. The exchange highlights bargaining dynamics and social expectations in match negotiations.
Editorial voice questions Smith and his followers and suggests labeling them as Smith and others of his ilk. The piece critiques unnamed opposition without presenting specific accusations or facts.
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