Fixing of the Cost Production and Distribution
An essay argues for equity in profits across all stages from farming to retail. It explains three core cost factors raw materials labor and distribution and notes the middleman’s essential role. It warns against below cost pricing and misleading bargains and premiums. It urges informed consumers and prudent shopping choices.
Growth and role of town commercial clubs in local progress
The piece argues that tidy stores and strong newspapers reflect a town’s prosperity. It stresses small industries as seeds of larger enterprise and highlights commercial clubs as vital to developing town resources and benefiting the surrounding area.
Stand Up for Your Home Paper The Country Press Advocates Local Interests
A defense of the value of home and country newspapers as the primary conduit of local intelligence and public opinion. The piece urges residents to support their local press, viewing it as a mirror of town conditions and a power for good indicating local prosperity or stagnation.
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Country Press
Starlings and Nest Robbing Described by Leith Correspondent
A Leith correspondent argues starlings raid small birds nests and eat eggs. He recalls incidents of starlings driving away parent birds and stealing eggs from sparrow and yellowhammer nests. He notes a rise in starling numbers over forty years and asserts their destructive habits.
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Leith
England
Banffshire
Scotland
M Kinley Monument Dedication Set During Old Home Week
The marble shaft honoring President McKinley in Niagara Square Buffalo will be dedicated on Thursday September 5 during Buffalo Old Home Week September 1 to 7. Gov Charles E Hughes and staff will participate with Roosevelt and Cleveland invited. Military parades will highlight the ceremonies.
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Buffalo
State of
New York
Niagara Square
McKinley
Charles E. Hughes
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Clev&land
Albany
Saratoga
Boston
Automatic wireless safety device for ships in fog
A German marine engineer explains a wireless safety appliance that operates automatically when two vessels come within a set distance. It closes the steam pipes to the screws of both ships, halting machinery, allowing engine reversal time and preventing collisions during fog and heavy weather.
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Baltimore Sun
Enjoyment and restraint in a medical college tale
Dr Juliet Severance recalls a medical college case from 1858 about gout and rheumatism. Dr R T Trail advocates a strict abstinent diet as the patient endures immobilizing pain while longing to enjoy life.
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Juliet Severance
Vegetarian Magazine
Medical College
R. T. Trail
Cuticura Cures Boy After Twelve Years Of Eczema
A Brooklyn mother reports her twelve year old son suffered with fearful burning sores and rough scales from eczema since infancy. After doctors failed, Cuticura Ointment and remedies brought rapid improvement and complete cure by the second set, leaving his skin smooth. April 16 1905.
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Michael Steinman
Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
All Blame in Banter on Nivitch and Self Made Claims
A murky exchange mocks Nivitch for confessing faults while others deride his brag of being self made. The dialogue touches on attire and cleanliness. a housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten linen and mentions cold storage wires as a sign of modernity.
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Nivitch
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