Western Canada Schools and Agriculture Education Growth
The article praises western Canada education and agricultural expansion, noting Calgary and Alberta enrollment figures, the number of schools and districts, and emphasis on agricultural training. It cites Mr. Adler of New York with a successful Alberta wheat crop and encourages contacting a Canadian government agent for literature.
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Western
Canada
Eacch
Calgary
Alberta
Albera
Mr. Adler
New York
Strathgore
Adler
Navy mail service aboard ships kept by postal clerks
The article explains how the Navy runs a busy shipboard post office on large warships with navy mail clerks and mail orderlies handling mail, stamps, and deliveries. Mail is collected ashore by tenders, sorted, stamped, and sent to destinations, with care for overseas letters to avoid delays.
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United States
Randon
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Naval
New York
San Francisco
Naval Postal Service
America
Flight of the Champ, a Fight at Apollo Sporting Club
In a Dallas scene, Mullaney guides Jones and Scanlan to a smoky barnlike hall where boxing bouts unfold. The rising tension peaks as Mullaney confronts his son Young Dempsey, prompting a crowd uproar and a brief police intervention before calm returns.
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Mullaney
Jones
Scanlan
Atood
Maddox
Gladiator
Dempsey
Apollo Sporting Club
Hermit of the Wabash Captured in Paris Return
Reclusive naturalist Captain Roland B. Smythe, once tied to John Brown and the Virginia guards, ends a thirty year Wabash cabin life and is on his way to join his Paris-based son and daughter. The eighty-something hermit, famed for military bearing and kindness, has avoided publicity and prefers naturalist pursuits over memoirs.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Paris
France
Roland B. Smythe
University of Virginia
Lee
John Brown
Osawatomie
Virginia Guards
Charlestown
Merom
Russell
Smythe
Caskey
Harpers Ferry
Middle West
Mississippi River
Wabash
Virginia Militia
How to live on ten cents a day exchange
A fragmentary exchange shows Powell denying the plan to live on ten cents a day and Howell referencing a day of limited funds. The dialogue captures a cautionary debate about frugality and budgeting.
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Howell
Powell
Wealth is what a man loves and is blessed by
An aphorism reflecting on wealth as the count of things a man loves and receives blessing from, suggesting true riches lie in affection and goodness rather than material gain.
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Carlyle
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Sikeston Woman
Seven years of monthly illness left Mrs. Dema Betitone bedridden for days. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained health, can work, garden, milk a cow, entertain, and travel. The ad claims it cures female complaints and urges others to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinksham
Sikeston
Lydia S. Pinkham
Dema Betitone
Lydia E. Pinkham
A Mosque for London Planned by World Power
A proposal to erect a mosque in London, described as the capital of the world’s greatest power, costs £000,000 with £5,000 already pledged by the Aga Khan. The committee led by Amir Ali includes the Turkish and Persian ministers and three Indian Council members.
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London
Aga Khan
Amir Ali
Council of India
G.ohbe
Coffee to Postum Change Cited in Letter
A reader from the cotton land recounts four years of coffee use and resulting indigestion and nerves. She switched to Postum and persuaded her family, including children, to drink it, reporting better digestion and steadier nerves. The letter promotes Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and references The Road to Wellville.
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Jase
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Eiver
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