Panama Canal Will Reshape World Trade Routes
The New Orleans Picayuna outlines how the Panama Canal will affect global commerce. With vast populations along Pacific shorelines and key European-Asian routes shifting, the canal promises immense trade volume, altering routes and power in world markets.
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Panama Canal
New Orleans
Pacific
Panama Canals
Europe
Asia
India
Persia
Mediterranean
Babylon
America
Africa
Spain
France
England
Holland
Clarion attacks Republican stance on Roosevelt and Taft influence
The Mitchell Clarion accuses The Republican of narrow partisan bias and claims insurgent support for Roosevelt exists among Methodist brethren. It argues the paper backs Taft as Roosevelt’s preferred nominee and deplores attempts to force Roosevelt’s candidacy. The piece notes Roosevelt has declined a third term and questions insurgent pressure.
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Mitchell Clarion
Repub- Mean
Pcacan pUaerel
Vlarion
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Taft
Gannon
Hughes
Root
Lafollette
Clarion
Brer
Bref
Mito
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Kittredge
Clarion and Iis
Flower and Tree Garden Advice Notes
The excerpt discusses seed selection from perennials to ensure blooming, claims about the California redwood not decaying, and trunks remaining solid after long falls. It warns against excessive fertilizers causing rapid weak growth in pot plants and challenges the idea that the century plant is a myth.
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Order of
Eee
Anne
Ronan
Wedding and village notices from Ethan Iowa
Agnes Tobey returns to Westfield to work in the telephone office and acts as bridesmaid at her sister Kuma's wedding. George Sand marries Eluina Shafer in Rock Island and will live in Ethan. The town advances a church walk project, town board names H. C. Clark town clerk, and a farmers elevator foundation begins.
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Ethan
Agnes Tobey
Westfield
Iowa
Kuma
Fletcher Gammill
John Lytle
Oatholc Boys
Genevieve Crane
Edith Trow
T. E. Thomas
Jerry Phelps
Grand Rapids
Mich
Geo. Sand
Rock Island
Illinois
Eluina Shafer
Deer Creek
George
Bro
Weak
W. B. ‘Lobey
Lutts
H. C. Clark
Will Clark
Local notes from Plankinton region October events
Oct 2 reports John Craig visiting family, James Carlow and James Lynch from nearby towns in Mitchell region, planned Indians mud baths for rheumatism. Birth of girl to Mr. and Mrs. Stopfer. School staff announced with principal Irving Damon. Benefit ball for band boys Oct 16 at Tobey's hall. Henry Schieck wedding trip return from Iowa. Enrollments and injuries noted. John Cutts lip injury delaying Sioux Falls trip. Letterstrom considers new house. Frank McPherson visiting from Forestburg.
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Sthan
John Craig
Plankinton
James Carlow
Tulare
Mitchell
James Lynch
Sioux City
Carlow
Craig
Henry Stopfer
Irving Damon
Emma Splitt
Iva Stealy
Tobey's Hall
Henry Schieck
Iowa
Mabel ‘Fuller
John Cutts
John
Sioux Falls
Letterstrom
Frank McPherson
Forestbureg
Corn Palace visit and local fatalities in Loomis
Henry Butts family visited Loomis from St. Lawarnee and returned home Monday. Henry Pool needed hospital care after an operation. Eugene Comstock's team injured him severely on Monday. Mrs. Anna Smith moved to Loomis. Mrs. Roy Mabbott and family from Mt. Vernon visited and fell ill Sunday night. A baby was born Tuesday at 2 am to Mr. and Mrs. Mabbott, who died that morning at 9 am. Funeral at the Butts home on Wednesday. Burial at Graceland Cemetery. Mrs. Mabbott, 23, leaves husband, two children, father, mother, one sister, seven brothers.
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Loomis
Henry Butts
St. Lawarnee
Corn Palace
W. H. Butts
Henry Pool
St. Joseph Hospital
Eugene Comstock
Anna Smith
Presho
Roy Mabbott
Mt. Vernon
W. @. Butts
Riverside Social Roundup From October Notes
W L Wallis spent Sunday with family. Mrs Woodruff and Mrs Knapp visited Mitchell. H Woodruff adds to his store. S M Granger of Hubbard Palmer Co. passed through Riverside en route to Fulton. Linemen set up a phone for H Woodruff. Netzer and sister left for Nebraska after a week with C D DeMott. Teacher Damon ill. substitute from Mitchell. G W Bantz left for Aberdeen to visit a son. Mrs DeMott to Petersburg Neb. M E church board met. preaching at 11, Sunday school, Epworth League at 7 30 led by C D DeMott.
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Riverside
W. L. Wallis
C. D. DeMott
Petersburg
Neb
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Devoe Paint Ad Persuades For Cheap Homes
A letter directed to Paul Robio in Mitchell urges choosing Devoe paint for cost efficiency. It claims Devoe remains the only truly cheap option for long wear and gallons saved, with pricing cited as 84 or 5 dollars per gallon.
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Paul Robio
Mitchell
Devoe
F W
Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
M. H.gosche
For the Children Forming Syllables
A historical notice discusses syllable division rules with examples and printer training notes. It then describes a party activity with a tennis court setup, bubble contest using glycerin soap and colored ribbons to color sides, and point scoring for bubbles crossing the net.
Prize Ideas From Old Time Fair Games
The text describes prize ideas for a fair including ornamental pipes papier mache soap boxes filled with bonbons and similar trifles as suitable rewards. It preserves a nostalgic tone and suggests a playful competition setup with small keepsakes.
Secret Ninth Trick Game to Reach Eighty
A column game teaches a nine based winning method. Players alternate placing numbers from 1 to 6 to reach a total of 80. The secret is to form the first sum of 9, then three sums of 7, guiding the opponent toward the final total and victory.
Fairy Light A Game for Indoor Outdoor Play
A cloth two yards square held by players supports a white feather. Players sing Fairy white fairy light and blow to move the feather while avoiding its fall. If someone is hit, they retire until a forfeit is paid to restart. The feather is tossed upward to start a new round.
Strange Animals in Malay Archipelago
A reptile resembles a mythical dragon with false ribs forming wing like skin. A frog with spreading feet acts as a parachute to glide between trees. A flying lemur spreads its body like an umbrella and can leap and fly long distances between trees.
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Malay Archipelago
Riddles and Wordplay Puzzles From A Humorous Exchange
A collection of light hearted jokes about chickens crops and noses. A pun compares Ireland to wine with a Cork in it. The remarks link letters and Hamlet to furrowed wits and playful humor.
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Hamlet
Ireland
The Ocean's Depths and Dense Ocean Waters
Experts say the ocean's deepest parts have extremely dense waters where sunken ironclads would not reach the bottom. The statement reflects underwater conditions affecting wrecks and depth perception in mariner science.
Naughty Dolly lyric brightens a stern lesson in duty
The Philadelphia Ledger presents a nursery verse about a naughty dolly learning a lesson from her mother to be good and not burden her mother with extra chores. A second snippet from the Philadelphia Press features Miss Patience Gonne echoing the proverb Never out of till tomorrow what you can do today amid a midnight scene.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Mr. Staylate
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