Binder Twine Prices Rise Hinted by War News
The piece urges readers to buy binding twine now amid fears of supply disruption from the Philippines and potential conflicts. It ties twine material to harvest needs and notes Yucatan port activity, Mexican tensions, and the US gunboat presence as factors affecting prices and availability. It also cautions about sensational local news and urges restraint in town reporting.
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Manila Bay
Philippine Islands
Spain
Islands
Japan
United States
Progreso
Yucatan
Mexico
Wallace
Forms of Rheumatism and Home Remedies Cited
The fragment lists rheumatism types and mentions common forms like rheumatic fever and similar conditions. It refers to remedies and medicines suggested for joint pain, including frequent doses and keeping treatments handy for quick relief. The text is disjointed and includes scattered phrases about pain relief and care.
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Rowley
Liege
Why Is Woman AtalLESO by W. D. Lewis
A Fort Worth era column argues against woman suffrage. W D Lewis, Texas Farmers Union president, questions civic power for women, praising motherhood and home as moral pillars while warning of dangerous political influence and societal upheaval.
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W. D. Lewis
Texas Farmers' Union
Tylers
Christendom
Congress
United States
Forby
Devine Covenant on Eve and Adam in 4000 years of progress
A devotional, archaic-sounding excerpt asserts that God gave Eve to Adam as a helper, praising woman and noting man’s honor. It claims four thousand years of progress have led to proposals challenging divine order and provoking God.
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Rome
God Alhaighty
Eve
Adam
Extend Rural School Terms to Parity Across States
Commissioner P P Claxton argues for equalizing school terms, noting city averages of 185 days vs rural 138 days, urging at least 185 days nationwide so country children receive equal educational opportunity. He cites California New York Connecticut Rhode Island as longer-term examples and calls for parity with urban districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Agricultural councils for rural areas proposed in Germany
An agricultural council model is suggested to boost rural credit and marketing of farm produce. The idea, echoed by scholars, argues that a collective forum helps farmers share load resources, assess opportunities, and avoid costly mistakes by acting as a group rather than as isolated individuals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Germany
Landwirthschafteraih
Agricultural Council
Civilization's Greatest Tragedy Opposing Women's Suffrage
An extract by W. J. Lewis, Texas Farmers' Union president, argues against woman suffrage while claiming to elevate women. He likens female empowerment to a tragedy for civilization, warning that progress could bring darkness as women decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lewis
Texas Farmers’ Union
Vikel
Iron in India in the Epic Age
The text notes large iron deposits in India during the epic age and its use in massive statues. It claims Hindus mastered steel preparation by the third to fourth centuries BCE and mentions literature describing intricate surgical instruments for delicate operations.
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India
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Ab Baebee
Ai‘l
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God Save
Uss
Devine
P. P. Claxton, A. S
Commissioner of Education
B. T. N. Carver
Oeemton
Harvard University
Clover Brand Fertilizer
Experiment Star Tone
Clover Brand
Manufactury Commercial Fertilizer Co
St. Louis
Schooler Grain CO
Jasper
Lionel Winder
Carthage
Jasper County
Ado Ebrath Street
T. Gerry
Tulsa
Burgner-Bowman Lb. Co
Aannie
Pam
Miles
J. Winter
Platte Ave
Colom
Do Springs
Coto
DR. Miles
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