Western Canada crops show strong yields in scattered districts
Crop reports from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba indicate generally good yields despite uneven conditions. Notable results include Castor Alberta 35 bushels per acre by machine and 44 by weight F Galloway oat crop. J Lane 3 500 bushels off 200 acres. many farmers report 25 to 40 bushels per acre on various acreages across Pincher Creek Bon Accord Regina and Yellow Grass with some fields yielding up to 70 bushels per acre.
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Canada
Castor
Alts
F. Galloway
Alex Kobertson
Delisle
Alta
W. & H. Clark
Sheldon Ramsey
J. Lane
J. Hamilton
E. Brown
Pincher Creek
W. Walker
Wm. Logan
Bon Accord
Robert Martin
Belbeck
Sask
Geo. A. Campbell
Cavan
James Glen
Drinkwater
Sasx
Fleming
Strong
John Glummn
W. S
J. FE
W. Gray
W. Curtin
John Meyers, Jr
Grand Coulee
P. Mop
Langham
J. 4
Thessen
Chris Lear
Wr. Thiessen
P. P. Schultz
Robt
Wiggins
Manor
Fred Cobb
Jack Robinson
Wr. Kindel
Milestone
R. J. Moore
Alartin Roddy
J. D
Acre
O. E. Rothwell
J. AshKinnis
J. S. Mooney
Tessies
Wm. Nesbitt
Ses. Latrace
Thos. Miller
Alastor Bros
Tuxford
B. Dunming
James Bain
Yellow Grass
Wm. Robson
Geo. Steer
M. A.wilkinson
Jas. A. R. Camerci
D. McNevan
W. A. Cooper
John Murray
Hockley
Steine
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
Lloydminister
Sup’t of Ammiration
Ottawa
Fragmented OCR Notes From The Odon Journal
A garbled local page contains stray phrases about nitrate supply longevity and society costs in New York, plus references to naval reorganization in Portugal, a boat overhaul, aging mortality, Madison Square Garden sale rumors, a large price tag, and a farfetched diplodocus discovery claim in Utah with misdrawn dinosaur comparison.
Chicago Woman Slaps Another After Removing Glasses
In Chicago a woman removed her rival’s glasses and then slapped her, prompting concern for public safety and prompting potential investigation into the assault incident.
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Chicago
Theft of Two Opera Scores Sparks In New York Dispute
The article notes multiple recent opera scores appear stolen in New York with several works allegedly taken during a period of heightened concern over music theft. Authorities investigate to determine thefts and provenance.
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New York
Uncle Samuel Plans Two Battleships In 1911
The article notes Uncle Samuel will build two battleships in 1911 and suggests they may be used as targets once completed. It also mentions Boston's mayor receiving applause for singing in public and comments on the city leadership in culture as insecure.
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Samuel
Boston
Adeline
Court Holds Hen Not Bird in Customs Ruling
The United States court of customs appeal ruled that a hen is not a bird. The remark hints at a jurist’s playful note on classification in a 19th century style.
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United States Court of Customs Appeal
Have Women a Sense of Humor Question Bothering Germans
A fragment notes German literary circles debating whether women can possess a sense of humor. The remark suggests some men think women should tolerate male banter and humor.
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Nan
Pietrzykowski Marries Sadowsky in Chicago Event
A brief note records the marriage of Miss Stefanija Pietrzykowski to Jan Sadowsky in Chicago. The item appears to be reprinted to tease editors and proofreaders.
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Stefanija Pietrzykowski
Jan Sadowsky
Chicago
Vienna Growth Surpasses Berlin in Population
Vienna now counts 2,004,291 residents and grows faster than Berlin. The old city retains strength in culture notably in its waltz music scene.
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Vienna
Berlin
Old City
China’s Progressive Reform Sparks Contention
Editorial notes a push for a modern China with an ending of the pigtail, a constitution, and a parliament. Observers forecast possible political change and the emergence of a bald-headed Chinese figure as a symbol of modernization.
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China
New York Plans 58 Story Building Uptown
A 58 story high rise is proposed in New York as a bold move. The line hints at a trend for buildings to push away from the town center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American men flirts say Budapest belle
A Budapest belle claims American men are flirts, and American women are so surpassingly beautiful that even the poor men cannot resist.
Fire loss totals across continents reveal stark contrasts
Last year a $234,470,650 loss occurred in the United States and Canada while Europe suffered about one sixth of that total. The figures are cited as a sharp indictment of Algerican waste and management.
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United States
Canada
Europe
Price drives taste in champagne in this country
The speaker notes that many buyers judge champagne by price rather than origin whether imported from France or imitations, suggesting price is the key factor in local preferences.
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France
Sword injures theatergoer in Hamilton audience
A member of the audience in a Hamilton theater was struck in the forehead by a sword tip that flew over the footlights. The article states it would be fair to refund the ticket.
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Sudience
Hamilton
Ont
Snowballs Used in Pennsylvania to Fight Fire
A lighthearted note recalls that snowballs helped extinguish a recent fire in Pennsylvania. The writer urges readers to consider snow as a potential blessing in disguise rather than an object of blasphemy.
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Pennsylvania
Rough football and rough student rivalry detailed
The piece contrasts harsh football play with rough behavior among Russian students and implies a grim toll, noting that earning a college emblem requires killing a policeman.
Bulldog siege of London police ends after five hours
Six London policemen were held at bay for five hours by a bulldog. Authorities may have avoided harsher action due to fear of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Had the dog been a dachshund the incident might have sparked a German war scare.
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London
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Wealthy Americans Give Away Large Public Donations
Wealthy Americans donated about $163,197,125 publicly last year. This figure likely represents only a portion of the nation’s total charitable giving.
Free Recipe Promises Kidney Cure Without Doctors
A Detroit advertisement offers a free $3.00 prescription to cure weak kidneys and bladder issues. The letter claims quick recovery from symptoms like scalding urination, back pain, and fatigue, and invites readers to mail for the recipe from Dr. A. E. Robinson at Luck Building.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Boss Fires Young Bill at Harsh Workplace
Friend consoles Bill who explains the boss fired him. Bill laments losing his job and the place where he worked.
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Young Bill
Cure of a Severe Skin Eruption with Cuticura Remedies
G M Macfarland of New York reports relief from a painful skin eruption after three months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He lived through red blotches that became scaly and itchy, lost sleep from scratching, and after two months with Cuticura was entirely cured. He invites others to seek the same treatment and notes where to obtain the products.
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G. M. Macfarland
West 115Th St
New York City
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Columbus Ave
Boston
One Happy Condition and the Lightning Bug Crank
A humorous exchange praises wireless as a future all in one medium and jokes about its limits. The speaker labels a thunderstorm obsessed man as a perfect crank, calling him a lightning bug for his obsession.
Eye Salve and Pills Ad from Howard Bros Buffalo
An 19th century style ad promotes Peiths Eye Salve for eye inflammation itching lids aches and sensitivity to light with Howard Bros Buffalo NY as distributors It notes dangers of excess and adds Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels sugar coated and easy to take without griping.
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Peith
Howard Bros
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Inconsistency of Deeds Reflected Across Limited Understanding
A reader reflects on how conflicting deeds reveal gaps in understanding. The note questions how actions align with beliefs, hinting at broader doubt about moral consistency and personal responsibility.
Connecticut Girl Tosses Candy Box Fury Amid Ring Discovery
A Connecticut girl angrily hurled a birthday candy box into a furnace after learning a $100 diamond ring lay inside. She repeats the rash act, underscoring a New England temperament celebrated for emotional extremes.
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Connecticut
New England
Dwellers in glass houses should keep out of politics
A compact political remark warns against intrusion by those who expose their own weaknesses. The line suggests caution about public figures discussing sensitive matters. It reads as a proverb-like aphorism with no named individuals or events.
Woman's Kidney Troubles Cured by Dean's Pills
A Milwaukee woman testifies that constant kidney urges and burning secretions caused headaches and faintness until she used Dean's Kidney Pills, which fully cured her. The advertisement notes the product is sold for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo.
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August Wittenberg
Hopkins St
Milwaukee
Wis
Doaglas
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Critics Debate Quality of Criticism at Immortals’ Reception
Admiral Mahan says only competent critics can offer competent criticisms at a New York reception. He cites the bar praise of a famous American journalist who consistently publishes a strong paper. The bartender agrees the paper is a good one and notes it picked two winners last week.
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Admiral Mahan
New York
Arctic Circle Trekker Reflects on Harsh Clime
An Arctic explorer notes the polar region is harsh yet offers advantages. He cites disagreeable climate as a burden while highlighting human interactions as less menacing than proofs and doubts.
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Arctic Circle
Climatic Conversation Sparks Polite Exchanges
A dialogue contrasts casual weather talk with the need for careful phrasing. Participants debate whether climate chatter remains a convenient social topic or requires thoughtful expression to avoid awkwardness.
Between Octogenarians Laughter and Garfield Tea Appeal
A quip from Puck about a man sentenced to 99 years contrasts with a lighter note on aging. The ad endorses Garfield Tea laxative, touting better health and urging readers to ask druggists for the product.
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Puck
Proverbial Sayings and Advertisements Montage
A collage of quotations and ad copy appears, urging self reflection with lines about wisdom and folly. It also markets Garfield Tea as a gentle laxative from druggists nationwide, and hints at romance and intervention in love as bold acts.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Blood Purifier
Advert shows Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring blood purifier and tonic, claiming 40 366 testimonials in two years. It offers liquid or Sarsatabs and touts roots and herbs for cure of spring humors and blood diseases.
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Hood
Head of the House Urged to Prepare for Minor Ailments
The article advises careful home care for sick children, noting many illnesses stem from intestinal trouble. It warns against opiate pills and routine bowel flushing, recommending a mild laxative tonic like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to gently cleanse and strengthen the bowels.
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Streeport
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J. R. Whiting
Lena
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Kansas
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Merchants
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W.N. U
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