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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1909

Page

6

Thanksgiving praise of Canada’s early harvest and wealth

The piece notes Canada celebrated Thanksgiving earlier due to abundant harvests across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It highlights bumper wheat and oats yields, favorable weather, rising labor demand, and mortgageable farm profits. The Toronto Globe quotes widespread West appreciation and urges a season of unusual enthusiasm.

Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Toronto Globe West

What is a Gentleman A remark from a spelling lesson

A brief quip on the idea of a gentleman. Sadie, in a spelling lesson, defines a gentleman as a man you don't know very well, reflecting a playful, skeptical view from Woman's Home Companion.

Sadie

Misery and mischief in a Chattanooga street

A neighbor's dog howls relentlessly as a man hurls shoes at it in anger. His wife loses her shoes, and the dog increases its din. A Chattanooga reader recalls a pointed remark about Cook tourists reaching the pole, noting the old lady's unctuous amusement.

North Pole Chattanooga Lippincott’s

Naught But Abuse and Witty Quips in Amusements

A collection of humorous quotes from various papers includes a Louisville Courier Journal jab about a splendid candidate and a Houston Post quip on matrimonial bureaus. Advertising lines promote Perry Davis Painkiller and Jorge cigars with pithy slogans.

Louisville Courier-Journal Perry Davis

Rise of a New Millionaire Layer in Early 20th Century America

The article notes a surge of new multi millionaires from the 1907 panic recovery, driven by consolidation and stock gains. It highlights figures like Edwin Hawley and Frank A. Vanderlip, plus Union Pacific, Pennsylvania Railroad, United States Steel, and others, with cotton and other commodities creating a fresh plutocracy led by anonymous wealth in New York hotels and social registries.

New York America Pittsburg United States Steel Steel Pennsylvania Railroad Union Pacific Pennsylvania New York Central Southern Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Atlantic Coast Line Ilnois Central Great Northern Standard Oil Heinze Morse Hawley Edwin Hawley Wall Street Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank Chesapeake & Ohio Scott Richmond Robert Fleming Union Pacific Millonaires Southern Pacific Millionaires Wabash Fee Ife Patten Eugene G. Scales Dallas Tex Scales Mr. Sully Sully Fergus Reid Norfolk, Va Morris H. Rothschild Woodville Miss William P. Brown New Orleans Louis S. Berg Mississippi Berg Newport Bar Harbor Books of Social Registry

Queen of Actresses Endorses Peruna

Julia Marlowe declares hearty endorsement of Peruna as a remedy aiding digestion and nerves. The ad notes that improved digestion nourishes nerve centers, preventing anemia and nervous debility.

Peruna Julia

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