Wheat harvests surge as belts desolate and pay disputes flare
Kansas City reports farming towns sunken as harvesters press work while Abilene mayor drives out workers demanding $2.50 daily. Elevator firms plan price setting by grade to cope with limited capacity. Dallas notes a bumper wheat crop in west Texas with oats also thriving, yields 35 to 70 bushels per acre.
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Kansas City
Kan-e
Oklahoma
Missouri
Abilene
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Marcus Aurelius on Quiet Appetite and Passing Grains
A late antique reflection notes that a man makes no noise over a good meal and moves on to another season, bearing grapes again as a measured during life. The saying underscores restraint and continuity in pursuit of sustenance and renewal.
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Marcus Aurelius
Acute Articular Rheumatism and Treatment
The exact cause of rheumatism remains unknown though excess uric acid in blood is suspected. No cure exists for all cases. remedies vary in success. Some observers praise certain drugs, others disappointed. Dr Schultze favors Anti Kamnitz tablets for pain relief. The ad claims AK Tablets help headaches neuralgias and general pain and are purchasable in any quantity.
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AH Physi
Normal Play Is an Old Favorite at Normal School
The graduating class will present The School for Scandal in the normal auditorium tonight. First staged at Drury Lane in 1777 and in New York in 1826, the play's notable stars include Marie Wilton Fanny Davenport and Charles Kemble. George Washington admired it and Walpole Lambton praised its lively construction.
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School For Scandal
Drury Lane
London
New York
Prince of Wales
Fifth Ave
Marie Wilton
Fanny Davenport
Charles
Fanny Kemble
Sol Smith Russell
Patrick Campbell
Bulwer Lyton
Silence as Charity Against Hurtful Words
A reflection on the harm of unkind speech and the healing power of restraint. It argues that charity includes withholding harsh judgments, avoiding slander, and keeping secret upsetting tales within the heart.
Abstruse Question Turns On Politics Singularity
A wr and Senator Sorghum debate politics grammar. Sorghum notes his personal experience suggests politics is singular due to a conspicuous lack of plurality.
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Sorghum
U. S. Intervenes in Lorimer Bank Crisis
Federal officers move to settle the Lorimer bank closures as Assistant U.S. Attorney Fleming warns officials to treat bankruptcy funds as prior lien. Bank executives discuss a $1,000,000 city deposit and possible reopening led by financier groups. The Bank of Marine in Marine, Illinois, also faces a run and plans a reorganization with stock moved to local owners.
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Chicago
Lorimer
United States
Fleming
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
Flynn
Co. B
Munday
la Salle Street Bank
Mrs Bonnington Buried In Sparta Funeral Rites Held
The funeral of Mrs Mary Bonnington was held Monday in Sparta Wisconsin. Local notes report T F Lyons of La Crosse visiting J P Taylor over the weekend and Carl Goetz traveling from Norwalk. J T Mahoney and family departed for Eikhorn and Mahoney's niece recently died. Emil Evenson of Tomah and Louis Larson of Elroy were seen in Sparta. Moses Smith of Northwestern University is home for the summer. Irvin Paulsen takes temporary post at Pitcher and Paulsen’s Shoe Store while Einer Peterson is in La Crosse.
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Sparta
Wis
Mary Bonnington
T. F. Lyons
la Crosse
J. P. Taylor
Carl Goetz
Norwalk
J. T. Mahoney
Eikhorn
Mahoney
Emil Evenson
Tomah
Louis Larson
Elroy
Large Pearl Found By McGregor Man
A thirty-five grain white pearl of beauty and lustre was found by Arthur Gilbert while clamming near Pictured Rocks Sunday afternoon. Gilbert, a teamster for the electric light company, values the pearl at $700. The find comes as one of few notable pearls this summer amid rising river clamming activity.
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M’gregor
Iowa
Arthur Gilbert
Pictured Rocks
Gilbert
Electric Light Company
For Your Plants Paint Pots With Flat Oil Paint
Instead of buying yardi nieres for potted plants, paint ordinary flour pots and saucers with flat oil paint to match room color scheme. Green blue or Chinese blue pots are quaint and decorative.
Get Rid of Freckles With Ethine Double Strength
Advertisement claims ethine double strength cures freckles with an ounce applied nightly and morning. It promises complete clearing for most, lighter spots vanish, and offers money back guarantee if unsatisfied when purchased from O T Erhart.
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O. T. Erhart
Economic Epigram on Truth and Work Ethic
A compact moral exhortation praising truthfulness and steady honest labor over political fame and wealth gained through lying and cheating. It urges fair dealing and compassionate view of others' failings as lasting rewards.
Positive Cinch Grouch Talks About Illness Rumor
The Grouch dismisses claims of brain fever about two acquaintances Bore and Pest. He says he does not like to knock but doubts the illness based on the names and the context.
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Bore
Pest
Leaves Position at Grasby's Store
Mrs Anna Stenberg leaves after six years at Grasby s store in Houston Minnesota Miss Millie Grasby fills the vacancy Local notices report visiting relatives storms delayed trains and various residents with short personal items including travels to Minneapolis Winona and La Crosse
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Houston, Minn
Anna Stenberg
K. B. Grasby
Millie Grasby
Hall's Catarrh Cure company oath 1886 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior eye of F. J. Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notice states the remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Trade patterns in United States fruit exports abroad
Europe remains the main market for U S fruit exports with Germany and the United Kingdom each taking about half of dried apples and green apples. France Germany and the Netherlands absorbed nearly half of the apricots while the United Kingdom alone claimed one third of total fruit exports.
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United States
Europe
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
Government ownership eyed for DC street car lines
Representative Crosser of Ohio said federal ownership could spread nationwide if the District of Columbia takes over and operates its 108 miles of street car tracks. He backs a bill condemning the lines and car property, proposing to pay $59,000,000 to the two owning corporations.
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Washington
United States
District of Columbia
Representative Crosser
Ohio
Crosser
House
Senate
Must Be Linguist says Turkey requires oral exam in French or Turkish
The requirement to become a physician in Turkey includes passing a mandatory oral examination in either French or Turkish, establishing language proficiency as a core credential for medical licensure.
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Turkey
A Single Application Will Banish Hairs
An article promotes delatone paste as a sure method to remove unwanted facial or body hair. Apply a paste of delatone and water, rub off after two to three minutes, wash skin to remove residue, and claim no injury from the treatment if real delatone is used.
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Jerry
International News Service
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U. S
Elkhorn
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Arthur Gillet
William Walter
Feith
Walter
M. E. Feith
Cairo
Ill
Mr. Walter
McGregor
al. G. Fields’ Minstrel Company
St. Louis
Elkhart
Ind
Grace Campbell
Dubuque
Elkader
Martin Geske
Ladies of the Industrial Society
Buell Park
Henry Reeves
Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. W. Cowles
Helen
Charlie Hunting
Minneapolis
Luthe
Emma Luthe
Des Moines
M. J. Brennan
Iowa State College
Will
Ames
Brennan
Vermillion
South Dakota
Louis
C. H. Thomas
Traer
W. A. Thomas
LA Crosse Gas & Electric
Grasby’s
O. J. Hrambsal
Houston
Tacoma
Wash
A. N. Larson
Altuna
Minn
Amy Abrahamson
Albert Lea
Burns Vrambsel
Hazel Whitehouse
Anna McManimon
W. A. Sather
Goldie
Leon
Sather
A. Hoambsal
Miss Hazel Chapel
Glen Peterson
Winona
Paul Iverson
C. F. Schonlau
Lewiston
Miss Olson
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Carl Hrambsal
Landsford
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