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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1907

Page

3

Beaver Island Picnic Escape and Hidden Fare

Blanchard rescues Kitty after a broken mood over a Sunday school trip. They secretly plan a playful picnic with a runaway launch, catch up to the party, and Guy confesses feelings to Mabel, agreeing to share the fare with Kitty. The episode ends with reconciliation and a hopeful kiss.

Blanchard Kitty Lanchard Beaver Island Ted Capain Guy Binnehrd Guy Mabel Jay Abel Republic Peter Pag Billy Ben

Pardonable sins of social circles and bragging

A Maryland News fragment notes pardonable sins in social life such as lying about fish length and home occupancy. It cites authorship of bright ideas by a four year old and exaggerations like disguising age or using false hair. The piece mocks common bragging before recounting a street anecdote about a storyteller racing to outdo another.

Jones Smith West Custer Baltimore News

Minister Targets Town Drinker in Honest Yarns

A New England town welcomes a minister who sees old Bill Johnson as the sole obstacle to reform. Bill’s drinking sparks a plan to urge temperance, as every drunken spell leads him to recruit others to sign the pledge, a habit locals deem a persuasive—but comic—challenge.

New England Old Bill Johnson Bill Waal Parson Ike Harpers Weekly

Procrastination and Deals on Love Ages

A London Truth excerpt argues that men delay love more as they age and women become pickier with time. It notes a woman who fixes marriage age targets at twenty five for herself and twenty eight for her future husband often ends up with a markedly different reality.

London

Wooden Drains for Wet Lands Preserve Farm Profits

Drainage remains a hot topic in the northwest with many farmers ready for more drains if finances allow. Board drains offer solid service lasting years, enabling better crops and eventual tile adoption. Methods include a standard with notched boards and upright posts, allowing one man to build troughs quickly, as shown by a Farmer’s note.

Berry Patch Advice for Blackberry and Strawberry Care

The Berry Patch notes warn against red rust in black caps and advise digging out infected plants and burning them. Remove old raspberry canes after fruiting and burn cuttings, keep cultivating strawberries, manage runners, and prevent sunburn on harvested jackberries. Prepare fall beds with early plowing and frequent raking to reduce weeds and conserve moisture.

Parm Journal

Two Fine Strawberries Senator Dunlap and Granville

An Ohio grower highlights the Senator Dunlap as an early reliable strawberry, productive like Haverland with good color and flavor, pairing well with Granville as a late variety. Practical tip: mulch straw deeply for winter protection and clean berries during bearing.

Senator Dunlap Ohio

The Most Profitable Horse on the Farm

The good brood mare will raise a colt each year and sell for a solid price in fall. With extra care she can work as hard as any horse. The article urges farmers to keep at least one good brood mare and to raise and sell horses for personal benefit.

Frood

Dosing Fowls Warns Against Harmful Practice

Amelia Agriculturist warns that dosing fowls to keep them healthy is risky and can cause disease. Good management avoids such drugging. the most successful poultrykeepers do not fuss with or caddie their fowls.

Amelia Agriculturist

Vacation notice for journal subscribers

Notice to subscribers advises forwarding service during summer absences. Readers may leave address at the office or call phone 25 to have newspapers forwarded. Addresses can be changed as often as needed without extra charge. The notice concludes with a light remark about vacation reading.

Journal

Daily Journal Delivery Offer Mentioned

The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery at 10 cents per week.

Paris Concierge System Shapes Social Access

The piece explains how Parisian concierges act as gatekeepers in large houses, receiving visiting cards and notes, then guiding guests to appointed times. It contrasts routine social calls with the intrusive effort of spontaneous visits, noting the concierge’s role in shaping personal relations and access to French acquaintances.

Barrett Wendell Scribner's Paris

Pointed Paragraphs On Religion Patience And Etiquette

A collection of pointed musings on reliability politeness money religious liberty and luck. The Atchison Globe notes the paradoxes in how societies judge behavior and the value of patience versus quick gains.

Atchison Globe

The Value of Diamonds per Carat Scale

The New York Herald notes diamond value rises with size, detailing per carat rates: 0.5 ct at 75, 0.75 ct at 100, 1.25 ct at 140, 1.5 ct at 150, 1.75 ct at 180, and 2 ct at 200. Stones over two carats sell near the two carat rate due to demand limits.

New York Herald

To Calculate Longevity From Physiognomy Beliefs

A physician cites Bacon’s belief in longevity linked to facial and hair traits. He lists signs of long life and short life, noting that soft hair, fine skin, quick growth, large head, early corpulence, and other features imply a lengthy life, while slow growth, coarse hair, wrinkled skin, deep forehead lines, and hard ears signal shorter life.

Bacon

Dogs That Worry and the Human Fear of the Future

A reflection on dogs losing their masters and human anxieties. The piece contrasts canine worry with human concerns about bones, sleep, and financial prospects, noting dogs remain free from such foreboding while people fret about future life and money.

London

Wasted Sympathy and Promising Youth Refer to a Public House Scene

A fragmented comic page mentions Old Mian apologizing to Johnny for a black eye and a mother urging restraint over her son’s behavior. The panel teases a public house setting with characters such as The Dave Tas and The Soltier, all from an Illustrated Bits feature in London Army Graphic.

Johnny Dave Tas the Soltier London Army Graphic

Kodol Digestive Aid Advertised By Local Vendor

An advertisement promotes Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia as a vegetable acid preparation containing the same stomach juices. It claims to digest what you eat and lists Wim. PF. Jungkunz at 85 Stephenson St as the seller.

Wim. PF. Jungkunz Stephenson St

Choice building lots in Arcade addition for sale cheap

Arcade Manufacturing Co offers building lots in Arcade addition for sale at low prices with monthly payments. Apply to Arcade Manufacturing Co. 7 19diw.

Arcade Manufacturing Co

Wheel of Fortune Turns for Sumner and Conant Heiress

Sumner Conant, initially blocked by his father’s will, gains wealth after his brother Eugene and his ship vanish. He wooes Gertrude Evans, who previously rejected his advances, and after repeated offers ends up marrying him. A Bombay letter reveals Eugene left his fortune to Gertrude, but she and Sumner eventually share the Conant inheritance.

Sumner Eugene Conant Cuba Eugene Uke Sumner Cronant Gertrude Evans Orient Hugene Gertrude America Conant Europe India Africa Tfe Ife Nail Bombay Aden Larriet B. Ler

Pacific Rim Nations Dominate Global Population Share

The United States Department of Commerce and Labor provides statistics showing that well over half of humanity resides in nations bordering the Pacific Ocean. The data exclude the United States itself and cover the major coastal economies around the Pacific basin.

Pacific Ocean United States Department of Commerce Hibor United

Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Gentle Relief

Advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently on the bowels and tears the system of coughs and colds. It promptly relieves inflammation of the throat and allays irritation. Sold by Wm Jungkunz, Stephenson, for $5.

Kennedy Jungkunz Stephenson

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