Facts on world trade and society across eras
A collection of concise statements covers topics from natural resources in Africa and New Mexico to urbanization in the United States, global population growth, and changing labor hours in England. It notes Berlin usage of maize, US shade tree spending, immigration offers, and trade with Denmark, plus curious facts about forests, canning, and large vegetables.
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New Mexico
Berlin
New York
Pretoria
United States
Argentine
Japan
England
Launceston
Tasmania
Denmark
American
Chicago
Swift Packing House
Munich
Batavia
Matron And Maid In A Parade Of Distinguished Women
A survey of prominent women and events in society includes Mary Dixie Dix entering the agriculture bachelor list at Missouri University, Mary Eastman Davis Brownell's Detroit will aiding Alma and Michigan Female Seminary, and notes on duchesss lineage, Wells College, and Amelia Bingham on theatre life. It also mentions Ruth Hanna naming a new cruiser, Mrs. Grover Cleveland’s college role, and diverse country progress from Germany to Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dixie Dix
Missouri University
Mary Eastman Davis Brownell
Detroit
Alma College
Mich
Michigan Female Seminary
Kalamazoo
Jane Ellice
Duchess of Cleveland
Queen Victoria
Anna T. Jeanes
Philadelphia
Ruth Hanna
Hianna
Cleveland
Bath
Duchess of
Katherine Baker
Delaware
Methodist Eliturch
Germany
Mannheim
Essen
Posen
Wie
Kassel
Nettie Rosel
New York
United States
St. Lawrence
Ontario
Glasgow
United Kingdom
Greater Glasgow
North Carolina
Old North Colony
Knights of Old
France
Preignac
Preignac, In the Department of the Gironde
Miles
Mirveille de Girodor
Odette de Braquillange
New York Maritime Exchange
Athens
Switzerland
Zurich
Geneva
Bern
Track Talk on Pacers and Prospects Steady This Year
A column reviews multiple pacing horses and prospects with times from recent workouts. Pearl C and Crescens show pace notes, while Eugene Ross and Elastic Pointer are highlighted as 2:10 and 1:59% figures. Harri man horses in New England and Goshen training tracks are mentioned along with European racing activity and notable riders like Milton Henry.
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Crescens
Cleveland
Eugene Ross
Trevillian
Sie Powers
Baltimore
W. J. Andrews
Harriman
New England
Goshen
N. Y
Milton Henry
Capanda Bells
Longchamps
France
Elastic Pointer
Star Pointer
Hartford
Charles A. Thompson
Empire City Track
Bon Bells
Red Wilkes
Royal profiles and portraits from royal families
Queen Alexandra pilots a pretty electric carriage she drives herself. Portugal's king, an artist, sketches along the coast. Alfonso XIII is fair eyed and light haired, not a black Spaniard. Queen Margherita writes on Shakespeare heroines and admires the English bard. Edward VII enjoyed dancing, famed for the highland fling. Princess Louise completes Queen Victoria statue for Manchester cathedral. result praised.
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Alfonso XIII
Margherita
Italy
Edward VII
Three Kingdoms
Louise
Queen Victoria
Manchester
The Whirl of Fashion in New York Gowns and Hats
The New York Tribune notes trends in day and evening wear with gold on white fabrics, elaborate blouses, and lace variations. Black silk embroidery with jet paillettes appears on hosiery, while bolero trims use ribbon loops pulling the waistband. Polka dot ribbon hats, perforated celluloid neckbands for stocks, and silk puffed sailor hats with buckles or plumes finish the season's stylish details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
A Most Liberal Offer for Farmers and Homestead Readers
A farmers club offer combines this paper with The Iowa Homestead The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus local news. The four papers cost 1.50 per year, a value described as unprecedented and superior reading matter for the farm home. The Homestead Poultry Farmer and Farmers Institute Editions are praised as premier West publications for agriculture livestock and practical farming guidance.
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Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Farmers Institute
Poultry Farmer
West
Homestead
Special Farmers Institute
Short Time Only. Samples for Inspection By Call
Notice states samples of papers may be examined by calling at the office. The language implies a limited window for access and a request to contact the office for viewing. No individuals, organizations, or dates are specified beyond the call to action.
Bucklen Arica Salve Proclaimed World Best Healer
The fame of Bucklen's Arica Salve as the best in the world extends round the world. It heals cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches pains and all skin eruptions. Also a pile cure at 25 cents a box sold by Westbrook and Geise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Westbrook & Geise’s
Mystery Cure Promises Relief from Rheumatism
T. F. Anthony, former postmaster of Promise City Iowa, says he bought one bottle of Mystic Cure for rheumatism and two doses did more good than any medicine he ever took. It is sold by Arthur L Kennedy, a Newton druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
Arthur L. Kennedy
Newton
For Sale A Small Hard Coal Stove Inquire Here
For sale a very good small hard coal stove offered at a bargain price. Inquiries should be made at this office to arrange purchase and pickup.
Special Offers on Magazine Subscriptions
Three magazines The RECORD Cosmopolitan Magazine and Woman's Home Companion offer one year for 2.25. A combined four magazine offer The RECORD Cosmopolitan Woman's Home Companion and Success is 83.60 for one year.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Woman’s Home Companion
Cosmopolitan
Success
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