New Census Machines Set to Speed 1910 Count
The article explains how new card punching and tabulating machines will greatly accelerate the 1910 census, with speeds up to 3,500 cards a day and faster totals. It notes the plan for a permanent census bureau, a six story building costing about 675000, and expansion of staff to 3000.
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Census Bureau
United States
Statin Nes
Washington
North
Uncle Sam
Permanent Census Bureau
Congress
Woman Overcomes Kidney Trouble With Kidtex Pills
Mrs John H L Wright of 60 East First Street says kidney pain and backache eased after using Kidtex Pills. She had been told relief was temporary but reports lasting improvement after starting the remedy. Sold by Milburn Co of Buffalo.
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John HL
Wreht
East
Mirena
Goreham
Bow Tem Milbitn Co
Buttalo
Hazardous Patent Remedies and Odd Notices
A garbled page shows quack cold cures with whiskey and tonics, a quip about a woman’s threat, and assorted ads for Garfield Tea, guns and furs. It depicts daily life items, dubious tonics, and stray mottoes from a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
Fragmented Notes on Land Claims and Remedies in 19th Century Markets
A collage of excerpts describes land speculation in Western Canada, weather and farming optimism, home remedies including Cuttura and Grape-Nuts, stray anecdotes about courts, toll roads opposition, and a German visiting-card fashion trend. The text mixes personal letters, advertisements, and brief anecdotes without a single cohesive event.
Cultivate the Open Mind and Cultures Virtues
President Hilo extols the open mind as a fruit of culture and a Christian virtue. An open mind yields fairness kindness and pleasure in dialogue. Closed minds breed prejudice envy and absurdity, leading to gloom and hinder World progress.
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Hilo
Noiseless City in Finland and Frank Snippet
A note describes Leeuwarden as a compact Finnish city with 25 000 inhabitants and scenic waterways. It contrasts a quiet, orderly town with market-day bustle and ornate streets. The passage shifts to Uncle Joe Cannon joking about frankness and public life with a humorous anecdote about a shy admirer and a girl asking him to shave.
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Franeker
Improvement in Palestine Wells and Pumps Drive Demand
Palestine sees ancient wells eroded by modern engines and bulbs, boosting pumps import. Gardens and orchards rely on new watering systems as demand grows for pumping equipment amid regional water use changes. A.C. Bengon reflects on wasted efforts to praise things deemed admirable in hindsight.
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Palestine
A. C. Bengon
Big Game and Disease in Africa
Sir David Bruce argues against exterminating Africa’s big game to stop fly fever. He notes tsetse vanish with game but other diseases remain, and civilization cannot coexist with wholesale loss. He favors gradual removal and long term reserves for a thousand years.
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Africa
David Bruce
Of Learning and the Tools of Mastery in Speech
The saying asserts reading makes a full man conference a ready man and writing an exact man. It implies small writing requires great memory, little conference demands quick wit, and scant reading needs much cunning to appear knowledgeable.
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Low Waste Register
Western
Canada
Willer
Wester Canin
Mose
Minnesota
United States
Eldorado
Register
Ls A Hood Basia
Manitoba
Alberta
W. Ko Conley
Laugheed
Detroit
Wesaya
Francis Lacon
Examine every CASTOSUA bottle for infant safety
A cautious directive urges careful inspection of each CASTOSUA bottle marketed as an infant remedy, ensuring safety and suitability for children and identifying any unsafe batches or labeling concerns.
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Proclaimed Effective by Letters
Readers are shown two testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illness including fibroid-related weakness. The ad asserts 30 years of use, offers a money-back claim verification, and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Red Banks
Minn
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Willie Edwards
Hampstead
Maryland
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