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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented discussion on how mechanical labor saving devices transform the modern kitchen and daily chores. The narrator notes egg steamers, electric ovens, and vacuum cleaners easing routine tasks while acknowledging lingering duties like sweeping and dusting remain laborious. Personal anecdotes contrast efficiency with ongoing work.
A New York article by Dr. Edward Willard Watson questions what defines an ethical drug store. He describes a refined, discreet shop with subtle displays, hidden shelves, and a calm waiting room where ethical preparations are offered without visible promotion, suggesting mystery behind curtains and unseen risks in prescriptions.
London report on Thomes Howell, the Canadian immigration agent, halting bride searches in England as hundreds of women seek interviews. An estimated 16 000 to 18 000 English workers will sail to Canada in March, with roughly 3 000 more leaving that month, amid broader matchmaking efforts for Canadian farmers.
Topeka Kansas Agricultural College findings rate bees at about one dollar per worker for alfalfa pollination. Farmers vow to protect bumble and honey bees, since no other insects reliably fertilize alfalfa. Bees visiting flowers ensure seed yield worth roughly ten dollars a bushel in central Kansas.
Notice of mortgage default on a February 7 1900s loan by Jake Weber to Andrew J. Wray Stanley County South Dakota. Public sale of mortgaged premises at Fort Pierre courthouse on June 10 1911. Property description northwest quarter section thirty township one north range twenty four east Black Hills Meridian containing 160 acres. Also includes land filing notices and final proofs for land claims in Philip and Old Trail South Dakota with witnesses and officials named.
Typewriter ribbons for Underwood L C Smith or Oliver typewriters can be ordered by mail from the Review office at 75 cents each postpaid.
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