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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
3
The Breeder's Gazette argues farm upbringing builds self-reliance, duty, and a strong body, shaping boys to pursue great deeds. It contends that boys will stay on a progressive farm with profit and hope, but abandon it if the farm stagnates and seems hopeless.
A famed tenor recounts a Chicago trust magnate inviting him to supper and then requesting a performance. After a brief back and forth the tenor refused, joking that the rich man should pick a pocket and he would sing instead, illustrating a clash of trades.
In the Liverpool Mercury item a family skeleton is discussed alongside a silhouette gown. The dialogue notes the Jinxes owning a skeleton and mentions a dress style being worn. The brief hints at fashion and a spectral theme without full context.
Colon Panama Oct 1 The Panama canal stands virtually complete with steps toward destroying the Gamboa dike begun by opening four 26 inch pipes in the dike. The final blow will occur October 10 with dynamite charges to weaken and remove the dike, creating an open passage from ocean to ocean.
The piece notes butternut and black walnut decline while pecan rises as the great American nut with trees yielding up to 200 to 500 dollars per acre. It praises English walnut and mentions machines to crack shells. It also reports army ordnance plans to carbine a Springfield rifle by shortening the barrel and adjusting sights for mounted troops.
Alexandria, Egypt's principal port and commercial center, ranks third among Mediterranean ports by 1908 statistics. Twenty one ocean navigation companies maintain a regular scheduled service at Alexandria.
A playful dialogue compares national mottos with a quip about America. One says the English motto is Dieu et mon droit, the other jokes Dieu et Monroe as America's motto, highlighting a light national trivia moment with a wink.
Comic exchange notes Jones rising up in life as the punchline lands on a failed business question. The line suggests revival or comeback through an elevator metaphor, with a humorous local tone.
An odd old clipping notes a remark about a shy bride and her age, includes medical ad blurbs for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops, and ends with a remark about the self made man not needing a union card.
Interviewed in London during a visit the Australian prime minister argues that women's suffrage calms political turbulence. He cites domestic economics and sober home-focused judgment as stabilizing forces and notes parliamentary support in Australia for enfranchisement.
A Vermont resident claims his horse can tell the days of the week. He notes the animal’s behavior changes with Sundays and observes pattern related to saloon visits.
Grayville Illinois and Chicago Illinois women report relief from menstrual cramps irregularities and displacement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters request confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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