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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
4
Shabby OCR text lists suits priced to clear, with many figures like 3.59 6.00 4.89 8.49. Sale emphasizes reduced menswear with examples of prices per item and words like only, sale, and heart to make room.
Sheffield plate differs from other plated wares as it is produced by plating sheet metal rather than final finish. The article traces early methods from 1742 when Thomas Bold and Joseph Hancock advanced copper silvering, leading to wide adoption, and notes the craft’s decline as silverware labels faded.
Fragmentary text references a princess, Germania prince, and a visit to a seedart scene with a grand re event. Many garbled phrases hinder clear facts or dates.
The scene unfolds with the tall gaunt Princess Bismarck and her companion as Blamirck and wife arrive. Political history shifts in a single moment when a veiled insult overheard near the ramparts leads to a rebuke about the Princess feet and a hinted vendetta against Bismarck.
A vivid account describes giant bull ants marching in vast columns, burrowing to shelter, devouring any animal in their path. The piece notes the ants' method, human danger, and cites published reports as evidence of their ferocity and relentless advance.
The Iowa Experimental Station reports millet smut a widespread millet disease likely introduced from Germany. Professor Pammel recommends soaking seed in one pound formalin per 45 gallons water for two hours to prevent infection. Bulletin 104 details millet and other grain diseases. free from Director C. F. Curtiss at Iowa Experiment Station Ames Iowa. Lyon & Healy offer extensive discounted piano stock with payment plans and incentives for inspection services.
Pianos from Lyon & Healy’s stock are moved from the third floor of their building at Wabash Avenue and Adams Street Chicago for alterations. The removal accompanies a plan to install new fittings as part of the building upgrade.
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