21 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1909
Page
1
A collage of quirky notes and comments from The Ironwood Times spans humor about heat stress and fashion, a Kansas city police wife hunt, and aviation funding. It notes Nansen’s Arctic study shift, milk bottles becoming paper, and a Hawaii labor dispute easing without clash. It closes with rail earnings rising and optimism for business gains.
A western bank official convicted of swindling and given 35 years in prison was pardoned after serving only a portion of the term. He started anew, with many sympathizers hoping for reform, yet the tale warns sympathy is costly when it temper justice.
The article argues a warm Arctic climate before the glacial period allowed trees and plants to spread around the north pole. It credits Asa Gray and Japanese plant studies for linking migrations across continents, explains how winds and land bridges shaped regional flora, and notes animal shifts and insect refuges on high mountains as ice advanced and retreated.
Long agricultural column offers practical guidance for farmers. It covers balanced rations, pasture shade, proper watering, leguminous crops, grafting grape vines, corn field care, milking efficiency, grain rations for lambs, straw handling, and using manure with fertilizers to improve soil fertility and yields. It cites Prof. Creelman and Ex Gov Hoard on nutrition and milk.
A study of a testimonial from Mayne in Paris Tennessee claims Doan's Kidney Pills remove kidney related back pain and restore health. The advertiser notes cloudy urine, irregular cycles, nighttime urination, energy loss, and weakness, asserting the remedy rebuilt strength. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A terse dialogue shows the author pressing for more work while the editor signals relief and intent to rest. The exchange suggests tension over output and control between writer and editor.
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