Who's Got the Money in Western Canada Farmers
The Calgary Magnet article argues Western Canada farmers in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta generated vast wealth from crops livestock and dairy in 1915. It tallies wheat barley canola and other goods totaling hundreds of millions in cash while praising farmer effort and warning against overinflated assets.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
California
Washington
Woman Finds Nervous Trouble Relief with Lydia E Pinkham
A West Danby New York resident reports nervous trouble and fatigue eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved sleep, irritability, headaches, backache, and productivity at home on a farm with her four daughters helping. The ad touts the remedy and its herbal tonic properties.
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Denby
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Dewitt Siveapauan
West Danby
Lydis E. Pinkham
Wash Suits the Pinnacle of Smartness
A midsummer wardrobe highlight features light wash linens and cottons that resist fading and heavy wear. A blue heavy linen crash coat suit with full plaited skirt and pearl button closure exemplifies refined tailoring, subtle embroidery like white braid scrolls, and coordinated accessories including a black and white satin sailor hat. The ensemble promises elegance and practical comfort for warm months.
Fashionable Costume Bags For Summer Vanity and Reticule Trends
Costume bags and reticules offer stylish storage for feminine needs this summer. Betsy Ross bags in silk or moire with bead work and frills decorate outfits, while house frock reticulules resemble small square envelopes hung from belts.
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Betsy Ross
Favorite Sunshade Styles Highlight Taffeta Ruffles
The favored sunshade so far is taffeta with graded width ruffles, typically four or five. Some include a new strap handle and ivory or translucent knobs, and a sunshade that swings from an ivory ring over the arm is also popular.
Senator Warns of Making Political Capital on Preparedness
A senator derides using national preparedness as political capital, likening such opportunism to a barroom thief who grabs another man’s whisky. The anecdote describes a quick theft at a station bar, where a man takes two drinks before sprinting to catch his train. The tale underscores caution against self serving rhetoric.
Lesson on Love as the Supreme Gift in Spiritual Ministry
A temperance lesson outlines that true ministry rests on spiritual gifts energized by the Holy Spirit and exercised with love. It details manifestations of love, its enduring nature beyond prophecies tongues and knowledge, and concludes that faith hope and especially love remain, with love as the greatest power for character and unity.
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Paul
Corinth
Mathew
J. H. Jowett
Master and Servant Canoe Bond in Expert Handling
A writer in All Outdoors extols the canoe as a faithful, time worn companion that mirrors human capability. Proper management ensures safety while recognizing each craft has temperament and demands calm confidence, steering through waters from polar seas to the tropics.
Why Suffer Skin Troubles
Quick relief for itching burning and disfiguring skin troubles with Cuticura soap and hot water. Dry and apply Cuticura ointment to the affected part. They stop itching instantly and hasten healing often when all else fails. Free sample by mail with Book. Address Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Dept. L
Boston
aAdy
Tales Liked by Strathcona in The Life of Lord Strathcona
Lord Strathcona enjoyed Scottish tales shared by countrymen. A story about preferring sour hard apples reveals his humor. A Forres Sabbath school tale shows a witty junior who misreads the questions, naming Lord Strathcona as his hero.
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Forres Sabbath School
Samson
Solomon
Moses
Lord Strathcona
No Complaints Mentioned by Secretary Daniels on Morale
Secretary Daniels praised morale of the American way while noting relentless work in the navy. He recalled asking a boy apprentice if he had complaints. the response was that there are none, only the sense that work never stops and workers are kept at it.
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Daniels
Leisure as a brief rest for a tired man at home
A compact observation notes how leisure serves as a short respite for a tired man while his wife shops or searches for a task for him. It frame reflects domestic routines and gender roles in a light, ironic tone.
Proof Positive and Slang from a Corner Grocer
A playful exchange mocks a corner grocer named Gyer who sells sugar in a 23 pound sack. Lemuel questions meaning as a fan debates a lion’s share, with Paw commenting that the insult signals he acts like a hog.
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Gyer
Myer
Lemuel
Free Book Offer on Rheumatism Cure by Jesus A Case
Sufferers of rheumatism or neuritis urged to write for a free booklet claiming a cure. Address Jesus A Case Dept C W Brockton MA for the publication’s offer and details.
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Jesus
Dept. C W
Brockion, Mass
Adv
Where Peace Has Its Home Knickery Knots Fishing Phonograph
Comic fragment presents a joke on taking a phonograph fishing to silence it. Rocker explains the device can be kept from talking, deflating the tension of the setup.
Bright city journalist notes summer nose shine challenge
A young columnist observes that the hardest summer task for a lovely woman is keeping shine off her nose without drawing attention. The remark highlights social vanity and the seasonal challenge of appearance in city life.
Domestic dispute over river man’s body reward
Jones recalls Mrs Terror who offered twenty pounds for her husband’s body after he fell into the river. Smith calls her a virago. Jones notes his wealth from gold watch, child, and two diamond rings, implying a harsh reaction to his death.
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Terror
Jones
Smith
Husband Warns Against Last Minute Housework
Mrs Jones plans a two week trip and her husband warns against tidying the house before she leaves. He jokes that telegraphing for items would be costly. The quip ends with a playful line about not waiting for a ship to come in and instead chartering a tug to go out and find it.
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Mrs. Jones
Jones
Wished Him Well Funeral Oration Told by Zepp
John G. Zepp recounts a Negro funeral oration overheard by a court acquaintance. The speaker, in a silk hat and white vest, blesses the corpse, pallbearers, family, mourners and asks God to prosper Mistah Miller the undertaker.
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John G. Zepp
Circuit Court
Jack
Prince Albert
Mistah Miller
St. Louis Ginbe Democrat
Charity Begins at Home Sermon Teaches Moderation
Friends of Billy Sunday recount a tale on a Trenton train where a drunken man provoked a stern rebuke. Sunday delivered a sharp sermon on intemperance, ending with the quip that charity begins at home and one should not give away what one still desires for oneself.
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Billy Sunday
Washington Star
A Foregone Conclusion Does Bot Powder
A cryptic note echoes a turn of phrase about powder and a kiss likened to eating a strange Toarshinallow. The fragment hints at a literary line or dialogue, presenting an enigmatic exchange without clear action or context.
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