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Reporter Boyden in Boyden, Iowa

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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1898

Page

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Dunder’s American Confusion and a Capital Roundup

Carl Dunder narrates his futile attempts to navigate American commerce and everyday life in a humorous cross cultural tale. The piece blends his observations on overpricing bargains and the quirks of US shops with a parallel report from the capital detailing state legislative caucuses and appointments, including the governor’s inauguration set for January 13 and the selection of key clerks and officers.

Commercial Traveler’s Visit to Village Dinner Inquiry

A New York merchant visits a remote village and, after being directed to a crotchety elder, finds a solitary meal prepared by a wary woman. The exchange prompts questions about local production and whether there are any manufacturers nearby.

New York Cynigal Anaiden Lely

Administrative Centralization and Decentralization in France

January Annals of the American Academy surveys Dr. James T. Young’s analysis of French governance and its political social currents. The issue highlights studies on England, the Negro Problems by W. E. B. Du Bois, and essays on postal savings banks, canal economics, and the 3rd Congress of the International Institute of Sociology.

American Academy James T. Young France Eby DuBois Ship Canale Soa Failigy Urné Bauke Hamiltony International Institute of Sociology Worms Philadelphia

Robbed The Grave By Electric Bitters Drug Miracle

John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a dire illness with sunken tongue and back pain. Three doctors gave him up until Electric Bitters restored his health after three weeks, and he credits them with saving his life. Sold by M Brinks at 50 cents per bottle.

America Shermany Dot Polistes Anoder Mt. Dunder Liceman Courege Shtreet Neffer John Oliver Philadelphia M. Brinks

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