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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
3
Nebraska's new labor commissioner cites the hen as a major economic asset, estimating 1.2 billion eggs laid in 1908 and total egg value at 18 million dollars. He compares the hen's worth to crops, noting its impact far exceeds several staples and arguing for greater recognition.
Rev J M Suffield of Lincoln Nebraska confirms a 1900 claim that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble after other remedies failed. He says the pills have never failed him and notes the price as 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A sister recounts secretly swapping Postum for coffee and later revealing that the cereal drink improved energy, nerves, and complexion. The tale extols Postum as a healthful alternative to coffee, claiming renewed vitality and clearer eyes.
A sweeping portrait of 100000 itinerant workers known as gay cats who ride freight and passenger trains across the United States. The piece details their harsh lives from spring to winter, their aims for work, risk of death on trains, earnings in camps, and the social descent fueling the cycle, including a Massachusetts reform farm and broader societal neglect. It names Portland Shorty as a notable survivor.
Country Life reports a massive cloudburst on July 10, 1901 in the Cairngorms. An old hut watcher describes a thunderous flood racing down slopes, carving a deep channel, tossing rocks, and tearing the landscape as clouds broke above.
A simple idle activity for children suggests threading half a paper of needles on a white thread spool and the other half on a black thread spool. Tie knots to keep them secure so needles can be drawn to a desired length when needed, saving time and eye strain during sewing sessions.
A friend recounts an odd tale of a canary sharing sunlight on a porch and forming friendships with local sparrows. The canary and sparrows trade nesting materials and food in a mutual aid bond observed across seasons. The story blends whimsy with a note of generosity in animal behavior.
The White Steamer is selected after tests of many makes by War Department experts. President Taft receives a 40 horsepower Model M car with United States coat of arms on both doors. The firm reports high demand and offers catalog details to satisfy inquiries from the public.
An assortment of old advertisements offers guidance on painting materials and adulteration risks, promoting a houseowners guide from National and Company, plus a Cuticura Ointment testimonial. It includes claims about white lead purity, testing methods, and a range of consumer health and household tips.
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