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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
James G. McCurdy argues in Outing Magazine that fore and aft schooners outperform square riggers. Schooners cut operating costs by using wind power, sail easily from deck, and sail closer to the wind. They load and discharge efficiently, require little ballast, and can carry large deck loads despite occasional blows.
The Williams and Pollard mine sold this week to Milwaukee buyers for 20000 dollars. Located two miles east of the city, it is touted as a leading lead and zinc prospect in the district.
Graduate of the American Conservatory of Music Chicago will give piano and organ lessons. For terms inquire at her home in this city. Phone 92.
Captain Bullwinkle arouses mockery with a harsh verdict on lieutenant Walter Moore during Civil War service. Moore is forced to wear women's clothes for sixty days after a failed action at a rebel-occupied bridge. A recruit later impersonates Moore, fueling ridicule, bravery emerges, and the unit defends a blockhouse against Confederate assaults.
A passenger aboard a recent voyage turned poker night into an object lesson. The professional with a bad record outplayed five men by showing a straight flush, then left the pot after declaring the lesson: don't play poker with strangers.
The article traces the term barbecue to a Haitian root barbacao and notes a large open air feast featuring roasted meat. It associates barbecue with Georgia as a major example, praising its social and political significance while mentioning historical barbeques and related game.
L W Pollard reports the Dark Horse range found on J Adams land east of Dark Horse shaft with notable drillings. Dr A C Blanchard is ill this week. Ross Bros ship two cars of hand picked jack. T L Edmunds expected in town in his new auto. Linden baseball defeated Rewey 8 to 4 last Saturday. George Hillary Jr employed at new drug store opened Wednesday. Ed Geach’s finger amputation followed blood poisoning. care ongoing. Prof Rehberg departed for Ann Arbor to attend summer law school and Kiel to serve as High School principal. Scotch Collie pups for sale from H W Nicholas Waldwick Wis.
Philip Jacob of 747 Fifth Street Milwaukee says Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder trouble after a long backache and soreness. He describes rapid improvement and a permanent recovery since 1898. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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