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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
7
Aunt Em recalls whispers about Amos Dore and his wife. Life Daniels claimed Amos, miserable at home, endured tight shoes that masked troubles. Amos revealed he wore tight shoes to forget his other worries. Youth's Companion.
A collection of health testimonials and jumbled quotes describing eye treatments, digestive tips, and cereal diet claims. It includes a 1908 eye cure testimonial from Virginia and multiple product pitches for Grape Nuts with vague success stories and promotional lines.
An Iowa farmer is urged to turn waste ground into income by cultivating medicinal weeds like foxglove lobelia and burdock, with the government-station data showing high per acre returns. It also extols frog farming and alligator farming as lucrative options, noting Florida Arkansas and California operations and a Roosevelt-era crossbreed hope for future stock.
H B Fullerton at the Long Island railroad experiment station evaluates new vegetables for commercial markets. Palmetto asparagus matches Argenteuil, Green Pool Stringless and Brittle Wax beans are favored, Fordhook Bush Lima shells, Black Redball table bean, improved dwarf Brussels sprouts, green cucumber, Black Beauty eggplant, Golden Queen and Warehead lettuce, Early Pink Matchless Dwarf Stone tomatoes, and Golden Ball turnip with good post harvest value.
A Portland jeweler turned Seattle watch dealer traded two watches worth 140 dollars for ten and five acres near Seattle about 38 years ago. He held onto the land as Seattle grew, later selling 27 000 dollars worth from the five acre tract and 50 000 dollars from the ten acre tract, while still owning 17 lots.
A German prince, Henry XXXI of Reuss, passed his exam at Cologne Commercial Academy earning a merchant diploma after two years studying at the Cologne commercial college. He will apprentice at a Hamburg firm as a voluntary unpaid clerk, marking a notable choice for a royal studying a commercial career.
A classroom quip reports a boy defining H20 as water a colorless squid that darkens when washed. The remark appears in Lippincott's humor column highlighting child wit about science.
A frightened robbery scene ends with the suspect covering the woman with a gun to prevent exposure to the night air as she pleads to be kept warm.
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