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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

6

Kinship Grows Between Nations as Soldiers Return Home

The war ends and many veterans face new life choices. Canada offers vast farmland options to returning soldiers and U S farmers alike, with generous programs, education and research to support farming. A deepened friendship and shared purpose bind Canada and the United States as they rebuild.

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They Say Jerkins Has a Dry Wit

A brief office pursuit centers on Jerkins who holds firm control of decisions while a dry wit is noted as lacking spirit.

GOLD MEDAL CAPSULES PROMISE QUICK RELIEF FOR KIDNEY PAIN

This vintage drug ad urges readers to use GOLD MEDAL HARLEM CAPSULES to relieve backaches and urinary symptoms linked to gravel. It claims the oil aids kidney walls, dissolves germs, and quickly renews health, with money-back promises and a daily maintenance dose after cure.

Swift and Company margins on beef cattle profits described

The article notes a tiny profit margin in beef processing with live cattle at 13 dollars per hundredweight and dressed beef at a penny or less per pound. It attributes this narrow margin to enormous volume and refined facilities, including packing plants, branch houses, and refrigerated cars, plus a large trained workforce, highlighting producer consumer proximity.

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The Second Cheshire Cheese Tavern in London

An old London tavern off Fleet Street linked with Doctor Johnson, noted as possibly rebuilt after the 1666 fire. A facetious saying about saving for rainy days is cited, followed by a quip about rubber coats. The police court is described as a continuous bench show with women’s fashion reflecting social dynamics.

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