Dynamite Run Averted By Sierra Mining Heroics
Gary of the Sierra mining company learns the dynamite car is missing and the main line delays. Harley Roberts at Half-Way spots the run away overland and Roberts diverts the car before it wrecks the spur near the shaft. The blast shatters the mountain, but no one is killed and the dynamite is recovered.
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Arch M’mackin
Sierra Mining Company
Gary
Harley Roberts
Roberts
Sierra
Overland
In the Garden Blooming Sweet Miss Rose
Poetic note from a garden scene praising a blush rose named Miss Rose. Describes summer zephyrs and daily admiration of the flower's beauty in vivid garden imagery.
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Gayiv
Miss Rose
Pure Milk Essentials for Bottle Feeding Babies
The article outlines proper preparation and handling of cow's milk for bottle-fed babies. It emphasizes sanitation, keeping milk cold on ice, using clean vessels and bottles, and avoiding dirty sources. It advises nursing when possible, moderating tea and coffee, and proper nipple cleaning and storage practices.
The Cruel Blow That Shattered a Child’s Trust
A distraught adult recalls a violent blow to his child at home. The act left a red mark and deeper fear, shaping a child’s view of life as fragile and painful. Remorse follows, yet the damage to trust and security endures beyond words.
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Elvold
Heaven
Healer Schrader Organizes The Divine Catholic Church
Special to The Sun reports Cincinnati’s former faith healer August Schrader back in the spotlight. Now leading a church with headquarters in San Francisco and Jerusalem, he claims vast land holdings in New Mexico and a large following. He says miracles and speaking in tongues continue and still performs annual foot-washing.
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Cincinnati
aAugust Schrader
Divine Heasler
Beniinge Schraler
Thipos
Gengral
Tivine Catholic Church
Headquarteredyn O'Parsell
San Francisco
Jerusalem
N. M
Schrader
Schrider
Heard on the Beach
A fragmentary seaside exchange recalls a girl in a one piece bloomer and another in a princess bathing suit, with a quip about ears likened to shells and a curious remark about thirteen inches.
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Mabel
Monomaniac’s Monologue On Monorail And Monoglot
A quirky note on a monographic work about monorails by a singular writer. The piece mocks a monomaniacal style and its monotone argument, then shifts to a brief aside about the “Let’s go swimming” sign and a post Fourth of July decline in swimming parties due to injuries.
Whose Verses Are These The Alpine Village Creature
A fragment begins with night falling fast in an Alpine village. A fur covered creature named Tedly bear appears calling Excelsior as a playful line from a poem or rhyme.
The Husband Party Social Diversion for Unmarried Ladies
The Husband Party is a social diversion where women bring their husbands to compete for prizes for good qualities. A committee of unmarried ladies judges with unprejudiced aim, offering sweepstakes and prizes for best, handsomest, amiable, and practical husbands. Wives fill printed question blanks to reveal husband behavior in emergencies and daily life. Some fear a delinquent husband may be publicly humiliated someday.
Quips and Quick Bits From a Varied Parade of Sayings
A collage of humorous remarks and wry quips about fashion, church life, travel, romance, and oddities. The dialogue references Mabel’s wet stocking, chaperon duties, a Texas church scene, a needle eater from New York, camphor snow shoes, conceit in men, a summer boarder’s complaint, a Belfast Irishman with a cork leg, and a joke about a missing leg.
Irish brewer left estate to Minahan kin in Ohio tale
The Sun Cincinnati reports that Edmund Minahan and his sister AI Skathrin Minahan of Ohio are the nearest kin of Michael Minahan, a Dublin brewer, and heirs to a large estate valued around 71 million. They are children of Col. Dan Minahan of Orange, brother to Michael. Miss Whathrsna is noted as a talented girl in Orange.
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Cincinnati
Edmund
Minahan
AI Skoathrin Minahan
Ora N
Michael Minahan
Dublin
Ireland
Edmund Minahan
Dan Minahan
Orange
Michael
Miss Whathrsna
Confederacy Scholarship Planned at Winthrop College
The Trhiighters of the Confederacy South Carolina division announce a scholarship at Winthrop College. Applicants must be 14 or older, of Confederate lineage, and unable to pay for schooling. Daughters of widows of Confederate soldiers will be favored if all else is equal.
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Trhiighters of the
Confederacy of the South Carolina Division
Winthrop College
Will Aid Young Girls At Pascal Institute
Mrs Russell Sige donated funds to Pascal Institute to aid girls in dressmaking. The gifts include 1.70 to cover building rent and 1000 to support cutting and fitting classes during vacation. Miss Margaret Pascal founded the school and Mrs Sige has served as president.
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Russell Sige
Pascal Institute
Margaret Pascal
Siga
Thrashing Wheat In Indiana Fields Reported By Miller
A Knox County farmer A H Miller finished thrashing his wheat this Saturday afternoon near Emuseon Indiana and shipped the grain to J & S Emisen for three cents a bushel. He yielded about 15 bushels per acre and says the crop looks good from afar but heads are not fully filled. Other locals expect to thrash this week and the July harvest will arrive later than usual.
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A. H. Milter
Knox Cour
Ea Mule
Emuseon
Ind
Russieville
J. & So Emisen
Miller
Harvest timing shifts around Fourth of July in grain region
The Valparaiso Messenger notes that wheat harvest typically starts a few days before Independence Day, with farmers either in progress or finished by then. A backward season would delay cutting, placing mid month in the midst of harvest.
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Valparaiso
Farmers Hold Wheat Crop Until Better Prices
In Grogsess Her es, wheat thrashing operations begin in Risen County. Officials report yield is better than anticipated several months ago. Buyers offer 5 and 8 cents per bushel, but farmers prefer to wait for higher prices before selling.
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Grogsess
Heres
Avcbany Ledger
Moth Balls and Pickles Secret Planted Cure
The Seymour Democrat offers a quirky tip about using moth balls and pickles to boost cucumber and fruit yields. It claims seed planted with ball will boost vigor, though warns against bug destroyer and other products conflicting with the method.
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Seymour Democrat
Howev
Thiver
Crop of Colorado Potato Beetles Reported in Year
Valparaiso notes indicate a crop of Colorado potato beetles this year with pests appearing across fields. Farmers report harvesting several bushels of beetles and will need time to clean patches as beetle activity continues.
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Royette
Colorado
Valparaiso
Shelling Season Ends. Currys Report Pine Peak Yields
Currys reports corn shelling nearly finished with about 1.60 bushels left on the Kentucky side. Fle shelled diadtz bushels this season according to his book The highest price you for eer that he shelled was Soe, Lb beshels of the If Dy. Posey ecop led in two and one half days. Mount Vernon Democrat.
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BOR. Currys
Kentucky
Fle
Mount Vernon Democrat
Fine Cattle Shipped From Here by Braxtom Heirs
The finest lot of cattle seen in days was shipped last Saturday by the heirs of the late T. N. Braxtom. A lot of 2 averaging 1247 pounds was sent to Chicago, while 22 head averaging 1177 pounds went to Cincinnati, reported by Pavli Republican.
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T. N. Braxtom
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pavli Republican
Weather and harvest update from Fairmount News
Most corn was plowed last week as wet weather fostered weeds, but color remains good. Wheat will ripen in a few days. Hay harvest has begun. Oats face a short crop due to the green bug infestations described as the green hag, red bus, bight or whatever it is.
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Fairmount News
How He Knew Hearsay Testimony in Court Room
A court scene features a lawyer questioning if testimony about the room’s events is hearsay or based on personal knowledge. The witness answers that they were listening at the kreyhole, indicating direct awareness of the incident.
Daily Fashion Hints From Paris Curated For Ten-Cent Patters
Paris fashion hints announce a collaboration with a key partner to supply ten patterns daily. Each issue offers a unique ten cent patter with adjustable sizes and allowances for specific garments. Readers are instructed to send payment, size, and their name and address to the Fashion Department of The Sun.
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Ruiakes
Tie Sun
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