Northward buying yields deep discounts on fall and winter goods
The retailer touts a record purchase of 25 seasons worth of stock to offer lower prices than rivals. A wide range of Gentlemen's clothing and Griffon Brand suits from seven to forty dollars are highlighted along with overcoats, raincoats, ladies cloaks, jackets, and shoes. They invite inspection and critique.
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C& J.C. Webb
Griffon
Sweet Oracoco
H.W
Jd. C. Webb
Bank of Orange Seeks Accounts From All Orange County Residents
P C Collins CaChas A Scott vice president announce the Bank of Orange will accept deposits from every man woman and child in Orange County. It pledges conservative banking and offers four percent interest on time deposits with deposits from one dollar upward. It also claims to be the financial bureau of information for the county and will provide information upon request.
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P. C. Collins
Cachas
A. Scott
Bank OF Orange
Orange County
Fnnancial Bureau of Information
Lumber for saw handles and farm tips on pig growth
Lumber from apple trees is in demand for saw handle makers. The Witch Grass nuisance is addressed with early cutting or fallow and deep cultivation. Clean poultry troughs require weekly cleaning with soapsuds. Pigs gain best on skimmed milk and bran or slop, then pasture, to finish cleanly for market.
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Minnesota
Northwest
P. M. Moore
Ram's Horn Sermon Sparks Reflections On Modern Faith
A blend of religious aphorisms on leadership, humility, and wealth contrasts with a travelogue note about leather bags. The preacher warns against formalism and worldly pursuits while urging living faith and nearness to human nature. An American Cultivator aside extols leather care for travel cases.
Poultry Farm Site and Housing Advice
The ground should slope for drainage and avoid moist wet land. Best soil is strong open loam with sandy subsoil for pasture and moisture control. Place nest boxes at one end and slightly darkened. If range is limited divide into two sections to rest grass.
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Massachusetts
Pig production costs and main item of expense noted
The article discusses the cost of producing pigs, focusing on the feeding of the sow during the suckling period and how that expense is allocated pro rata to the pigs. The text identifies this as the main item of cost in the production process.
Global coal value exceeds fourfold gold mined yearly
World coal production generates a monetary value more than four times that of gold mined in the same period, highlighting coal's dominant market heft relative to gold.
Theresa the mule and the stubborn voyage into the tide
Theresa, a mule owned by Jean Turcotte, defied every move he planned for six years. When Turcotte wished uphill, she went down. when he sought shade, she demanded sun. She finally backed off the dock with lime bags and vanished, leaving Turcotte muttering a toast to her complete satisfaction.
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Theresa
Jean Turcotte
Turcotte
Theresa Turcotte
Ant control tips from The Commoner by Edison
The article advises destroying ants with boiling hot water or salt brine poured into nests and cracks, coal oil granules about runways, and a sugar soaked sponge to draw ants from cells. It notes boiling water after gathering dead ants and mentions cloths soaked in coal oil as another method.
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Hawais
The Shut the Door Sermon by Gunsaulus at St Nicholas
The Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus fills the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas in New York City and preaches on The Shut Door. He urges secret prayer as the path to unity of self and God, compares Jesus as the door to shut out past temptations, and calls for personal solitude with God to conquer inner enemies and renew faith.
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New York City
Frank W. Gunsaulus
D. D
Chicago
Donald Sage Mackay
St. Nicholas
Gunsaulus
Jesus
God
Brother
Fields of
Galilee
Gethsemane
Peter
James
John
Saul
Paul
Damascus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Outcry Over Statehood Bill Echoes Oklahoma Fears
Washington Correspondence New York World notes Oklahoma residents fear uneasy changes as the Statehood bill nears passage. A guest, Raconteur Oulahan, recalls a school anecdote about Niagara Falls misreading time, ending with a sobbing girl worried for Erie kin.
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Oklahoma
Raconteur Oulahan
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Erie
Washington Correspondence
New York World
Hidden faith can be lost if not openly lived
A reflection notes that religion kept private can be easily lost when not practiced publicly, urging visibility of belief to preserve faith.
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Wes
Indiana
Despond
Tod
Thomas A. Edison
Electrician
F Ww. Gunsaulus
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