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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
6
Molly McDonald and Major McDonald endure a perilous frontier escape as they hide from pursuing Native warriors. Brick Mamus confesses loneliness and longs for companionship, while Molly asserts independence and names him Dave Carter Hamlin, inviting a fragile bond amid danger.
An old Hot Springs advertisement touts Liver Liver Buttons as a gentle remedy for constipation headaches indegestion and loss of appetite. It claims fast results for the liver bowels and stomach and notes druggists offer them for 26 cents a box with a free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
A new metal named steelite, containing 76 percent cobalt with chromium remainder, is described as rustproof and acid resistant. It can be cast and ground finely, remains highly flexible in a lathe tool, and cuts steel at 200 feet per minute, faster than steel would burn. Variants may produce quartz crystals suitable for watch fittings.
A family dispute centers on naming a newborn Nebuchadnezzar. The baby's uncle promises a $5,000 gift, prompting questions about the name's burden and social practicality. The exchange weighs tradition against practicality and potential gratitude.
A dialog between a parent and child touches on scheduling an interview with the scout captain and arranging coal delivery. The text includes quirky lines about sugar with sand and a grocer’s response. It ends with a note on extracting juice from a Jomon through heating.
A city plan proposes a free evening high school of industrial art in New York. The idea argues that conscious nose of lack, not possession, drives people to preach or brag, reflecting social aims behind the initiative.
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