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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1907

Page

4

Western Canada wheat gains push farm to 20 000 bushels goal

A Dundurn Saskatchewan farmer reports an average 48 1 2 bushels per acre from wheat, testing 64 pounds per bushel, selling 2 000 bushels for seed. He owns a west quarter and two great crops totaling 9 280 bushels of wheat and 6 000 oats, praising Western Canada as the best farming country and noting Hoosier help inspired his success. He aims to market 20 000 bushels next year with eight horses and one hired man.

Dundurn Sask My. W. H. Rogers Indianapolis Ind Bir Pico Canada Minnesota Indiana N. E. Baumine

Democratic Charm Of President's Daughter

A retro social scene centered on Mrs Longworth at a reception in the Margion building on Eighteenth Street. The piece notes the political theater around Alice Roosevelt Longworth, mentions Speaker Cannon and Representative Watson, and describes an austere, old English style interior with memorial portraits and lamb motifs while portraying Alice as a graceful, growing young woman.

Aoffe Eighteenth Street Solamn Cremontala Alice

Indiana Congressman and the first real whip

A Indiana congressman becomes the first real whip guiding House action. The whip assists the speaker by coordinating member support, shaping legislative plans in the speaker’s room, and arranging which bills reach the floor. The system relies on discreet consultation rather than direct calls to all members.

Indiana House Talonfer

Poor Olive Logan aided by Lady Cook at White House scene

A narrative reports Lady Cook of England helping Olive Logan, once a famed American author, who faced poverty. Their visit to the White House included a discussion with the president, with hints of support for woman suffrage. The tale closes with plans for Olive to go abroad with Lady Cook. The article also notes Library of Congress visitor statistics and opening hours during the last fiscal year.

White House Lady Cook Merly Tennessee Clafiin England Olive Logan Miss Logan Washington Kingland Olive

Great Popularity of Library of Congress

April brought the largest visitor total with a daily average of 8,101, March followed at 2,449. April day figures included 61,632 visitors and 42,308 after hours. The peak day was 6,284 and the low was 444 in July. Last year added 34,026 volumes to reach 1,879,244 books, plus pamphlets maps and charts. Music additions were recorded last year.

Congress John Hay Almont & Double Atatistica

Heredity Not All in Disease Transmission View

Medical expert Dr Rabagh HIat argues heredity is less decisive than personal health history and life conduct. He says disease arises from humanity's organization and individual conditions, with exposure guiding outcomes like gout, consumption, or cancer. Quote from F Marion Crawford on self-respect vs vanity.

Rabag- Hiat England

Coffee Threshed Her By Postum Trial

A woman recounts suffering from spinal irritation and nervous trouble after coffee. She switched to Postum, noting improved health, better sleep, appetite, and the ability to walk blocks. She recommends Postum made according to directions and mentions a friend who also found coffee unfitting but Postum suitable.

Postum Co Wellvilla Lydia B. Pinkham Aug Lyon Lydia E. Pinkham Augustus Lyon East Earl Pinkham Lydia

Long Sermons and a Moral from Twain Verse

A fragmentary item cites Mark Twain on church appeals and heathen aid, noting how enthusiasm waned and a small theft occurred during collection. It also references a sensational cure ad for nervous disorders by Dr. Ft. H. Wine at 631 Arch Street, Philadelphia.

Mark Twain Southwestern St. Vitus Ft. H. Wine Arch St Philadelphia

Building Up Manila Permits Rise Amid Broad Range

Manila issues building permits at a daily rate from 10 to 25, covering large and small projects. The rest of the fragmentary text includes advertisements and scattered phrases about laxatives, toothpastes, household products, and vague notes, with no coherent事件 or outcome.

Manila

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Western Batiefactory James Watson Cannon Library OF Congress Physiciana F. Marion Crawford Defiance Lewis Pooris Bupigr Ottawa Crawford Ninth Street Kansas City Missouri Carters Iver Hiseer ESATA Thompson Chesebrough Mfg. CO New York City State Street
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