Back to the soil myth and the Biltmore dairy vision
Mrs Edith Stuyvesant Vanderbilt advocates a renewed country life in America and details her Biltmore dairy with 200 head of blooded cows. She argues dairying can pay and contrasts city life with rural enterprise, while observers weigh whether country estates can sustain themselves financially.
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John Dickinson Sherman
American
Edith Stuyvesant Vanderbilt
New York
Bar Harbor
Biltmore
America
England
Lfe
Vanderbilt
French Broad River
Asheville
N. C
Orleans
Blois
France
Cecil-Vanderbilt
United States
Cecil
Col
George Warren Dresser
Country Ufe
Providence
Joyful Youth Sermon Mistaken by Typist
In a Continent note a minister’s sermon on The Joy of Youth was misquoted by a stenographer who mistook a psalm text for a line about a flivver. The result humorously swaps a sacred sentiment for a literal car-filled image.
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Continent
Noted Plane Trouble Sparks Passenger Panic
Dialog scene shows a tense exchange during a plane in distress with a warning of potential loss and a resolve or fatal consequence implied by the passengers.
Cole's Carboli salve advertised for instant pain relief
An advertisement touts Cole's Carboli salve as stopping pain instantly and healing without a scar, with a price of 30¢ and 69r and distribution by J W Cole Co., Rockford, Illinois. The page also includes a Deacon Bert Walker parable about a blacksmith shop highlighting the old anvil still at work amid discarded hammers.
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Cole
J W Cole Co
Rockford, Il
Bert Walker
Kansas City Star
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Northwestern Yeast Co
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Ashland Ave
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