Luther Burbank the Nations Most Valuable Asset
In a Santa Rosa interview, the author recalls meeting Luther Burbank near his rose-bordered home. The wizard of growable things is described as courteous yet exhausted, his work cited as transforming food from desolate land and expanding agricultural possibilities globally, while noting his modesty and relentless dedication despite heavy workload.
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Daily Light’ and Gazette
Santa Ross
Cal
Battin
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
City of Roses
Jiuther Burbank
Thomas A. Bijken
Burbank
Edigon
Anil
iStran
National Asaet
Burbanks
United States
Ayernim
Quiet Garden Sign Hides a Diverse Harvest
A partial line describes a garden scene with fruits vegetables flowers grasses and grains. The readable wording suggests a reflective setting where caretakers note abundance and variety amid a wan dering mood.
Summer travel trends and Canadian routes boost vacation travel
Railroad figures show Americans preferring remote vacation spots across lakes, forests, and Canadian wilderness. Growth in passenger numbers outpaced mileage, with Europe rising and cross border trips to Muskoka, Algonquin Park, Temagami, and Ontario highlands expanding. Seattle exposition and Japan-Utah trip attract adventurers, while rail lines like Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk spur deeper tourism from Chicago and New York.
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Sam Draveln
Chicago
United States
Dutch Woodls
Canada
Muskoka Lake
Algonquin National ‘Park
New York
Frank Syston
Willeh
Caw
Ontarin
Temegami
Blood Balm Advertisement Claims Quick Cure
An old fashioned patent medicine ad extols Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for skin and blood diseases. It lists symptoms like eczema ulcers and hair loss and promises a total body transformation. The copy appeals to druggists and offers samples from the Atlanta Georgia company.
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Atlante
German-American Prohibition Debate Sparks San Antonio Clash
An essay by OG. G. Gueesian argues against licensing limits on German beverage trade and defends state power to regulate public health morals. Cites U.S. Supreme Court rulings to oppose perpetual brewery rights, condemns liquor traffic as a danger to community health and order, and urges prohibition through local action.
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OG. G. Gueesian
Tesda
Midn Willy
United States
Législire
Stone
Sississippi
U.S. SH
Husain
Colonel Gudsesz
Tae Naambo
Texas
Ais
Germany
Mawr
San Antonio
Reil- Bios
Heain
District Court
New Books at Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library announces new acquisitions across fields. Titles include Famous Paintings as Seen and Described by Famous Men by Mather Singleton and Shakespeare's Heroines by Jameson, plus works on history, science, and culture from authors such as Bryan, Levering, Austin, Fyfe, Churchill, and more.
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Mather Singleton
Vincent
Moody
Sedgwick
Murinsterberg
History of the Baptists
Texas
Warmers
Henley
Spain
Borrow
Crane
Sciam Adama
Brnéa
Stenton
Foltz
Rando
J. Rockefeller
Jordan
Holder
Cormish
Saude
Paris
Carter
Kappa
Sehouls
Lydon
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Yan
Wade Derful
Daily Light and Gyvette
Ebout
Henry C. Rips
East Side
Alamo Pigey
Morin
West End Lake
Electric Park
San Pedro Park
Brackenridge Park
South Heights
So. Flores St
Beacon Hill
Nolan Street
Colonel Guessaz
Guessar Aso
Francis J. Koarful
San Antonin
Lady of the Lake Academy
Birkhead & Booth
Sukes
Frost Building
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Artzt Orchestis
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Ansohio
Rogers Bros
Wallace
Bell Jewelry Co
Carnegie Library
H.P. Otto
H. P. Otto
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