Denial of Butter Fat Loss Claim In Separator Debate
Frank J. Beckman challenges claims about the No. 6 U.S. Separator used by Alec Shafter. He offers $50 to anyone who can prove the separator leaves 1.5 pounds of butter fat per 2 pounds of milk and that an intelligent woman needs an hour to clean its bowl. He invites manufacturers to come forward to verify or debunk the statement.
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U.S
Alec ‘Shafter
Frank J. Beckman
Frank Beckman
U. S
Alex Shaffer
Rud
Stensvad
Beckman
Mr. Shaffer
Mr. Stensvad
Mr. Beckman
Rollman
California
Rollman Manufacturing CO
Penn Avenue
Mowat Joy
Academy Commencement Proceedings and Local News
The Hull academy held commencements over two evenings with essays and an oration by J B Chase of Ochesedan. Graduates included Gele Blatherwick, Jennie Dragoo, Kathryn McCabe, Marie Loepp, Effie Horn, and Harry Beckman. Notices mention marriages, real estate trips, and local travel, along with church services and rail updates.
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Tha
Tha Academy
J. B. Chase
Ochesedan
Gele Blatherwick
Jennie Dragoo
Kathryn McCabe
Marie Loepp
Effie Horn
Mr. Uarry
Beckman
Miss Horn
Locop
Blatherwick
McGabe
Excursion to Arnold's Park by Great Lakes Line
A Sunday excursion from Hull on June 30 offers concerts at the Milwaukee Beach Pavilion Arnold's Park and a Sioux Falls vs. Flandreau baseball game with free grand stand admission for excursion ticket holders. Five excursion steamers operate from Okoboji with 25 cent round trips to Milwaukee Head landings. special train departs 8:33 a m. returning 7:40 p m. Tickets good only on the special train.
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Arnold’s Park
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pant Ry
Milwaukee Beach
Arnold's Park
Sioux Falls
Okeboji
Okoboji
Lake Park
Alilwaukee Beach
Milwaukee Head
Hull
Arnolds Park
Tull
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Debate over showing cream separator versus endorsements
In a public query the INDEX asks readers whether a U S cream separator should demonstrate capabilities or rely on claims by Alec Shaffer and his backers regarding the DeLaval separator. The piece invites subscriptions to decide which approach is fairer.
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U.S
Alec Shaffer
Ous
Ife
Ila
Ami
Desige
Feneralship
Will Aanbie An
Winds of Love in Ainslee’s Magazine Verse
Fragmentary verse echoes wind driven thoughts of love and fate. Imagery of wind, shadows, and roaming thoughts weaves through a dreamy meditation on longing and return.
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Ainslee’s Magazine
Failure and Forgiveness in Phillips Brooks Early Life
A retrospective note on Phillips Brooks at Harvard and as a Boston Latin School teacher. It recounts a young Brooks punishing an innocent pupil, later forgiven when they met as a bishop, and reflects on his early career and public lessons from that incident.
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Cheries Cassidey
Ft. Worth
Texas
Charlie
Gen
Chicago, Stock Inland & Texas Railroad
Levty
Wifo
Heny
Iowa
Chicago
Pactie
North Western
Gand
Jeane
Sioux City
Omaha
Argubright
Harvard Allege
Phillias Brooks
Boston
Latin School
Komich
Phillips Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Phillips Crooks
Brooks
Massachusetts
Boston Common
Sun and Moon Foretold Weather Pranks in Australia
A London Truth tale notes a famous local figure in a southern colony who guides weather expectations. While visiting England for a holiday he visits a fruit garden and observes peach trees planted to favor the midday sun, revealing a humorous misplanting.
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Australia
Engtain
Fle
Jim
London
Equerial Error Sparks Imagined Newspaper Debate
A Washington Star quip imagines a baffling newspaper venture. Broudie Bill recalls it failing as the editor refused to attend. The scene depicts a disordered intellect and a paranoid desk stance with a six shooter referenced.
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Broudie Bill
Washington Star
Long Mille Muddle in Swedish Travel Tale
A traveler in Sweden is told he is about six miles from a point yet faces walking 11 700 yards if he chooses to walk instead. The piece compares the Swedish mile as the longest mile in the world and notes the distance in yards.
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Sweden
Fragmentary Local Dialog and Brief Notes
A garbled passage records a domestic exchange about a child swallowing a halfpenny and a terse warning to Bridget. It also mentions a boastful boy and an older man’s brag from a love story. The page notes a line about the Chinese attempting to write basics before migration from the Caspian region.
Figs as Favorite Eatables and Racing Endurance
The article discusses animals' preference for figs and their eating habits, noting figures among elephants, fowls, and other creatures. It then shifts to a long aside on racecourse training, generalship, and pacing, with anecdotes about performers and hosts from social gatherings.
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