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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
6
Han son's Lumber Yard received this week a stock of Hard Wall Plaster and Ash Grove Lime described as the best on earth. The yard offers a large assortment of interior and exterior lumber in various grades at reasonable prices and invites customers to call before buying elsewhere.
The article surveys women achieving firsts and notable roles. Fraulein Tiburetus marks 25 years in Berlin medicine. Clara Greacen becomes Washington treasury law clerk the first woman in the role. Countesses and noblewomen influence culture and charity. several women are elected treasurers or hold public office in Idaho Springs Aspen New Castle and other towns.
Text discusses contract formation where payment by the principal ratifies an agent's act, presumption of contents in letters written for another, enforcing contracts against the real principal, and that authorization or ratification can occur before or after execution. It outlines burden of proving agency and authority.
The text notes sap water content in about 200 tree species and lifespans from 250 to 2 880 years. It offers a method to water plants by sinking a perforated tin can to near roots. It identifies the largest New Jersey white oak near Mickelton in Gloucester County with height 105 feet, trunk diameter 3 feet, crown spread 118 feet, and claims it predates colonial settlement.
Greasing the inside of a pan prevents boilovers when sugar or molasses heats for candy or frosting. Cold meat sliced can be dipped in beaten egg, coated with cracker crumbs, and fried in hot fat to stay moist. A baked apple variation uses sugar butter and nutmeg, baked then iced, cooled, and sliced.
Iowa reports record banks and deposits in state history while Tennessee bans child labor under 14 in mines factories and workshops. Minnesota enacts an inheritance tax taxing both rent and personal property at five percent on collateral and one percent on direct inheritances with a five thousand dollar exemption.
Inquiries praise Chamberlain’s remedies for infant diarrhoea with testimonials from O P M Holliday and J H Doak. Also advertisements for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Travel tickets to Denver and Colorado areas offered. Auction notice and real estate sale details appear alongside.
Rates announced to save subscribers on readings from many papers and magazines including the New York Tribune Kansas City Star and Wallaces Farmer. A minister testifies to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing bilious colic and related illnesses with Wagley Smead druggists selling the product.
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