Hay Woman Restless
W. D. Lewin argues against women gaining political power. He cites motherhood as essential and laments suffrage dangerous to society. He warns the nation risks becoming hen-pecked withoutHome, urging focus on family morals over legislation.
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Christendom
United States
Congress
Divine Covenant and Women’s Suffrage Debate
An editorial argues against women's suffrage, invoking divine covenants and biblical precedents to say that altering the marriage contract would offend God. It warns that civil laws degrading women have historically led to social ruin and moral collapse.
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Eve
Rome
Tainted Politics and the Call for Honest Governance
A scathing critique argues tainted politics outstrips other maladies as campaigns echo personal gain. It compares party maneuvers to dangerous schemes, urges wisdom, courage, and honesty, and touts farm involvement as the cure to machine rule and legislative corruption.
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Uncle Sam
Star of Bethlehem
Watered securities and the farmers loan burden
The piece argues farming bears the heaviest financial water from usury and inflated real estate and chattel loans. It contends farmers pay about 200 million dollars yearly in usury, producing fictitious values near four billion dollars, threatening seven million homes and national prosperity. It calls on public servants to drain this liquidity from agricultural finance.
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America
United States
Prosperity Tied to Permanent Agriculture
An economic principle states no lasting prosperity without a stable agriculture. Agriculture is the nation's foremost industry and a thriving, educated farming population safeguards civilization.
Insomnia Causes and Digestive Links
Article explains insomnia as linked to brain blood circulation controlled by abdominal digestion. It advises light noon meals and lighter snacks, addressing indigestion with reduced starches and sweets, and suggests simple remedies like baking soda, enemas, and hot foot baths.
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R. R
Daniela de
Nebraska sea floor fossils reveal ancient flying dragons
The article describes the Platte River bluffs near North Bend as built of loess and Benton shale, formed when Nebraska lay at the sea bottom. Fossil oysters Mosasaurus bones and pterodactyls show ancient saltwater life and flying reptiles with wing spans up to 18 feet. The piece notes slow, ongoing geological change from sea to dry land.
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Platte River
North Bend
Nebr
Benton
Nebraska
U. S. Geological Survey
Homemade Logan Juice From Loganberries
Take clean ripe loganberries and heat with water to boiling, strain. Sweeten juice with three pounds sugar per gallon, reheat but do not boil, bottle and seal. Store in a cool dry place. when used dilute to taste for a refreshing drink.
Lady McDuff Hen Breaks World Egg Record at OAC
The Oregon Agricultural College celebrates its record hen Lady McDuff with 303 eggs laid last year. The Board of Regents considered a name and Senator H von der Hellen suggested Shakespearean style Lady McDuff Layon McDuff. The bird will carry the name to the Panama Pacific Exposition and remain a symbol of fame.
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Lady McDuff
Oregon Agricultural College
Board of Regents
H von der Hellen
Shakespeare
Layon McDuff
Journal of Education
Boston
Church Service Times and Public Lands Report
Church of the Brethren invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m. The government reports the vacant public lands of the United States total 665 891 029 acres with 486 686 632 un surveyed and 367 963 823 acres as vacant stands in Alaska.
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Church of the Brethren
United States
Alaska
What Is a Placer and How It Forms
A placer is an unconsolidated deposit formed by mechanical processes carrying minerals in commercial quantities. All placers are secondary deposits derived from erosion of bedrock. Some placers enlarge nuggets through chemical precipitation, though this is negligible.
Pleasant Evening Reveries A Column Dedicated to Tired Mothers
The Home Circle column urges tired mothers to value home love as the strongest bond. It contrasts married life with parental devotion, warns against scolding, extols kindness and courtesy, and advises wives and daughters to nurture family health, comfort, and unity.
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