Western Canada Land Hunger and Wheat Profits
Western Canada offers vast agricultural potential in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with first class land available for development. Wheat yields in Alberta average over 42 bushels per acre, far above U S figures, and a land investment of around 50 per acre can become profitable. Large tracts, free homesteads, and government support attract American farmers seeking cost-effective cultivation and a similar climate and education system.
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Western Canada
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Sinois
Indiana
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Cannda
North Dakota
Cnadian
Going Back How's Things In Mhuinkville
The speaker notes that efforts to fund an entertainment to raise money lead to deeper debt, reflecting financial strain. The exchange hints at community attempts to support a project while facing growing liabilities and cautious optimism.
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Mhuinkville
Advert for Cuticura Soap and Ointment wedding gift sample
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap to cleanse and Ointment to soothe skin, claiming fragrance and creamy emollients preserve purity. Free samples offered by mail with a book and address postcard, Boston Dept L. The scene touches wedding gift purchases with a shopper selecting a gift around $3 that looks more valuable.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Adv
Safe Castorlia remedy promo note for infants
A fragmented advert urges careful examination of bottles of CASTORLIA described as a safe infant remedy. It claims benefits against chronic ailments and touts a free book on health, signed by a Brockton address and a nurse-like promise, with unclear instructions.
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Senetano
Nour
Chronic
Brockton
What Bait Are You Inviting That Queer Fish Mr Jimeon
A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript quotes a dialogue about inviting a man named Jimeon. The exchange includes a character Cin dropping him a line, hinting at social maneuvering and possible humor or controversy.
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Jimeon
Boston Evening Transcript
Prohibition Claims in Internal Revenue Report
The Internal Revenue report notes a rise in distilled spirits revenue despite prohibition, citing enforcement campaigns and undergauging efforts. Exports to Africa and imports from foreign distillers contribute to increased figures, while transport issues limit supplies. The piece warns against quick conclusions and predicts continued dry campaigns and potential state-level opposition.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Department
Africa
Nquarites
Internal Revenue Department
Elx
Alaska
Beer’s supposed danger according to Home Life Insurance
The Home Life Insurance Company of New York claims beer is most cannibalizing among intoxicants, dulling intellect and moral sense while feeding sensual and beastly urges. It argues beer drinkers are capable of cold blooded murder without passion, more so than whisky drinkers. It cites long observation of murders planned for property or money with beer as the motive.
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Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
Lquor
Prohibition Debate Echoes Across Vermont In 1916 Vote
A Libelous pamphlet from liquor proponents is rebutted by The Union Signal noting Vermont’s March 7 1916 vote as false. It asserts most residents already live under prohibition via local option and calls for maintaining restrictive measures. The Lloyd George quote condemns alcohol related social decay.
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Ita
Vermont
Tnion
Prohibition Declared Successful by Colorado Official
At the national convention of industrial commissioners in Columbus Ohio Wayne Williams Colorado commissioner proclaimed prohibition a complete success in Colorado. He said it is exceeding fondest hopes and will convert more people than argument. California mine safety rules also urge no intoxicants in mines as first rule.
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National Convention of Industrial Commissioners
Columbus
Wayne ©. Williams
Colorado
California Industrial Accident Commission
Swallowing Nebraska Land and Beer In Toasted Rage
A crude boast mixes alcohol bravado with a hyperbolic claim of overcoming weakness. The speaker links drinking beer to a dramatic, almost fantastical increase in capacity, using a rural outlet to convey bravado and mock bravura. The line reads as a rustic, hyperbolic brag.
Standardizing the street suit in modern fashion
Women of affairs push for a standard tailored street suit to curb conspicuous dressing while preserving variety. The essay notes structured outfits for church or street, critiques public notices of taste, and highlights ribbon fashions as a lively, affordable trend with breakfast caps and negligees in pink satin ribbon.
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Women of Affairs
Paul in Corinth Companions and Compulsion
Paul arrives in Corinth with Aquila and Priscilla after Athens. He supports himself as a carpenter, meets opposition from Jews, receives encouragement through a vision, and continues preaching to Romans and Gentiles. Gallio’s verdict grants religious freedom, enabling broader evangelism and reflection on Corinthian evils.
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Priscilla
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Timothy
Philippi
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Philippians
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Accusnos
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Christ
Trimming for Suits of Silk Embroidered Frocks and Belts
Embroidery dominates new frocks and suits with belts girdle ends chemisettes collars sleeves and sometimes skirt hems. Gold thread adds subtle richness to putty colored taffeta ensembles, with heavy silk embroidery in tone creating an all over jacket belt design.
Wrist loops on parasols fashion item description
The article describes new parasol designs featuring wrist loops of alk or leather on the handle and bracelet rings of jade amber or lacquer on the ferrule end. The parasols are very short and not meant to touch the ground, intended to be carried stylishly in either hand.
Jokes That Are Historic
William S. Coy, future county superintendent of schools, once worked as a bookkeeper in a plumbing shop. When a neighbor borrowed a pipe stretcher and never returned it, Coy went from shop to shop seeking the tool, only to realize it could stretch iron pipe. This anecdote appears in the Columbus Dispatch.
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Lord
Columbus
Fifty Fifty Deal At Chicago Convention
Politicians at a Chicago convention were approached by a down on his luck acquaintance asking for ten dollars. One offered five dollars instead saying the gesture is fairer since both would lose five. The exchange highlighted the bluntness of the encounter and the contrast between generosity and pragmatism.
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Chicago
Jack
Tea Leaves Tell Fortunes in a Chinese Rhyme
A playful guide explains reading tea leaves to predict fate at parties. The chant assigns meanings to leaf counts from one to ten, linking single leaves to solitude and higher counts to luck, mail, songs, or companionship, while portraying extreme counts as warnings or joy.
Lives Up to His Name in Evening to Breakfast
A Boston Evening Transcript quip notes a child named Rounder arrives in dinner attire and now appears at breakfast in the same formal clothes, illustrating a humorous observation on early growing habits and dress.
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Boston Evening Transcript
New Guinea Marriage Proposals A Bold Ember of Tradition
The text explains a unique New Guinea betrothal ritual where women initiate marriage. A string sent via a man's sister signals the woman's love, after which the couple may wed. Betrothal is marked by branding and skin cuts, with severe penalties including possible vengeance if faithlessness occurs.
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New Guinea
Fel
Indy
It Is No Worry Why the cogitation substitute for gasoline
A Pittsburgh Post item notes a speaker seeking fuel alternatives. He quips about cogitation and wishes for a substitute for gasoline, adding that walking serves as a workable option. The short piece highlights simple, humorous resilience.
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Pittsburgh Post
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