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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
6
An industry leader with more than 70 vessels declares no future ships built with steam power. Internal combustion engines offer high fuel energy use, lower operating costs, and easier startup. Oil costs and crude supply remain concerns, while alternatives like denatured alcohol may rise.
The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin reports that foreign arrivals in the year ended June brought 838 172 immigrants after subtracting 222 262 departures. Non immigrants total 178 983 among arrivals and 282 030 among departures. Net population gain from immigration 401 863, described as not alarming.
The piece notes the verbomaniac aims not to speak yet is driven by a need that presses him to verbalize. Citing a New York Post observation it suggests such floods of talk are inevitable despite effort to restrain. A French deputy is quoted describing the impulse as a physical necessity forcing words forth.
The text notes women are increasingly taking up farming, not causing a land boom, and generally finding success. It adds women often pursue a fashionable venture and make it profitable.
Judge comments on the popularity of youth in Hfe noting old age fades from view as society embraces the aim to stay young. He observes men who were once called stricken with years now appearing gay for their age and praises women who master perpetual youth, making grandmothers harder to spot.
A Minneapolis resident told police his eight room house had vanished without a trace. Authorities consider the report a serious burglary and await leads amid the city’s quiet nighttime mysteries.
Advocates urge improving horse welfare by giving horses individual drinking cups and suggest extending higher standards of care to drivers, linking humane treatment of service animals with labor conditions.
A six month chase uncovers Krasno a Russian youth confessing murder of Mrs Hermsmeier near Newton Iowa. Amid explosions four men injured in Centerville reservoir project. Public notices include missionary conference preparations in Des Moines and legal actions in Sioux City and Mason City.
The lesson centers on Jesus calming the storm after feeding the five thousand. He sends the disciples away to pray, rescues them from danger, and reassures them with "It is I be not afraid." Peter falters but is saved, and healing follows once they reach Genesaret. The piece emphasizes prayer, faith, and Christ's presence in danger.
Bob Hull, Savannah's famous storyteller, travels through interior Georgia planning a Augusta golf match. He arrives in a small town, rides to a local hotel, and encounters a curious backwood driver who asks about the bag and sticks in Hulls golf clubs.
Rose Pastor Phelps Stokes, speaking for a New York charity, recalls a slum girl visiting a barn yard and marveling at the sight of chickens running about raw. The anecdote underscores contrasts between urban poverty and rural scenes.
Important to mothers inspect every bottle of Castoria and ensure it bears the signature of the maker in use for over 30 years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A brief dramatic exchange centers on a father and Johnny in a tense domestic moment. The dialogue hints at nerves and a request for slippers, suggesting underlying strain or conflict within a simple home setting.
A colloquial life note describes a guest called Maggie holding a bag of peanuts for a moment while a poor relation arrives, imbuing the scene with a casual, humorous domestic moment.
The note markets 10c cigars substitutes and LEWIS Single Binder tobacco ads. It promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as top blueing and jokes about sympathy for crippled people. The items include a “smooth man” pun and an ad for Jau dress care.
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