Farmers boast crop profits in Western Canada records
Charles McCormick of Kenville Manitoba reports 39 acres wheat at 22 bushels per acre selling at 90 cents per bushel. 20 acres oats yield 60 bushels per acre at 35 cents. Net profit over 1600 after 400 in threshing and hired help. Thomas Sawatzky of Herbert notes 70 acres wheat 1750 bushels at 90 cents, 15 acres oats 500 bushels, 5 acres barley 80 bushels. claims broad prosperity for grain growers in Western Canada.
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Kenville
Wanitoba
S. W
Meridian
Canada
Thomas
Sawatzky
Herbert
Public Improvements Note on Alderman Dodger’s Retirement
An editor advises placing the Alderman Dodger retirement notice under the Public Improvements section. The guidance points to a standard newspaper filing: categorize the public retirement item with civic topics to reach the appropriate local readership and align with other notices.
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Dodger
The Real Meaning and Cure of Neuralgia
The article defines neuralgia as nerve pain and notes it has become common. It cites two causes, blood impoverishment and nerve deficiency, and endorses St Jacobs Oil to relieve pain followed by nourishing food to strengthen muscles and nerves.
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ST. Jacobs
Mind Reader and Boys Raising Thoughts
A humorous scene shows Pat in hospital after a minor injury with a doctor joking about telepathy and Pat praising the doctor as a mind reader. The piece quotes Mr Billy Sanders on raising boys, urging parental responsibility and strong discipline to curb misbehavior. Joel Chandler Harris is cited from Uncle Remus Magazine.
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Pat
Billy Sanders
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle
Deafness cured by constitutional remedies, not local
In a historical claim, the article asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining cannot be treated locally and must be cured by constitutional remedies. It alleges catarrh causes most cases and promises a $100 reward for any deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It mentions Cheney & Co Toledo and a sale through druggists.
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Hall
Tree
Cheney & CO
Uledo, O
Drugelets
Jake Hall
Emily
Ambiguous dialogue on friendship in campaign exchange
Fragments from a campaign scene show a senator questioning a campaign assistant about what defines a true friend. The exchange hints at motives and trust, with slurred phrasing and incomplete sentences reflecting a noisy, informal moment.
Diverse Iowa incidents in court and tragedy unfold
A string of Iowa incidents follows a man dying while dressing, a convict hunt near Laurel, a runaway horse accident, a bank fraud arrest, and a judge’s quixotic quarrel with quarantine. Other tales include a boar fatality, extortion indictment, gasoline fire death, editor acquittal, land dispute, and mail theft clues.
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Charles Kreim¢yer
Ackley
Laurel
North Dakota
Bismarck
Ed Lamont
John C. Page
Gaffney
Sioux City
John Conrad
South Dakota
Conrad
Barrett Brothers
Hin- Lon
Robert B. Williams
Marshalltown
Williams
Floyd Grimm
Clear Lake
Peter Ruff
Burlington
Ruff
Ottumwa
Iowa
Chicago
Hull
Thomas Kirby
Melick
Kirby
O. E. Ripley
Lake City
Mgr. Ripley
Ripley
Hiz Brother
Igs Yard
Jacob Beles
Rhodes
Hutson
Marshal County
Grand Jury
H. F. Stouffer
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Boles
Stouffer
Bolei
Boelei
George Yanning
Millersburg
A. H. Sniff
M. B. Brundage
Sniftis
Sidney
Faust
Maternity and tea gowns with detailed materials and trims
Describes three gown designs in woolen and silk fabrics with empire bodices and elaborate trims. Includes pattern details, required yardage, widths, and features like Watteau plaits and ribbon insertions. Ends with a fragmented anecdote about a journey and a warning about carrying molasses.
Old Laces the Best for Reuse and Care
Among the garret odds and ends the lace box offers practical tips for reviving old lace. It notes fine past materials surpass modern trims, cleaning old point lace with cornmeal, washing Trish lace with soap and warm water, pressing when wet to keep stiffness, and tea-dyeing yellowed lace. It also suggests repurposing small remnants into jabots and net waist pieces.
Blouse for Girl Described with Velvet and Lace
A blouse to match a skirt uses the same material with a round lace yoke under velvet folds. The kimono over-bodice echoes the yoke lace with velvet edging. Sleeves puff, lace at the lower portion tight fitting, velvet waistband. Materials listed: 174 yards 46 inches wide, 1% yards lace and three fourths yard velvet on the cross.
Embroidered net waist and fashion tips from period guide
A pattern for a net waist with half inch tuck groups and embroidered coin dot accents in various colors is described. It notes glycerin use for skin, a Panama cloth shirtwaist suit idea for schoolgirls, and a Chinese hair polishing method claiming lasting shine.
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Ecru
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Atlantic
Spence
Henry Snittjer
Holland
Snittjer
Guy Bailey
C. H. Bailey
R. M. Finlayson
Grundy Center
Frank Morgan
Creston
Keokuk
Mason City
Iowa Central
M. B. A. Supreme Lodge
Holbrook
Iowa County
John Duffy
Frendale
Mr. Duffy
Duffy
Thomas Bivins
Towa
Ames
State Agricultural College
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
C. Ke. Barnum
West Burlington
Barnum
Burlington Main Line
Wellsburg
Omaha
SWIFT
Palbayr
Nebraska
Lininger Implement CO
Nebr
Orchard & Wilhelm
Omaha, Nebraska
Ren A
Eeac
Grand Union Tea Co
W. D. Williams
Dept. Mgr
N. Y
Mejoseph KR
Lebmer
Parnam Street
J. Penfold & CO
Scientific Opticians
Farnam
South
Tel
Council Bluffs
Adogorte
John, McMahon
Mar
Omaha Tent & Awning CO
Corith and
Harney Sts
Alfrd Cornish & Cio
CoLaine & MonEison
Farnam Bt
Onawa
John Deere
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