Dora Blackburn Solves Case in Cafeteria Trap
Dora Blackburn, renowned detective in New England, uses a cafeteria stakeout to trap the pickpocket Crafty Lis. She identifies James Russell, the chief detective, as the suspect when he tailors his approach to her, but the ruse backfires and romance ensues as Dora ultimately aids Russell in capturing the thief. She later marries him, and the story notes the ring is his mother's.
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Dora Blackburn
City
New England
Dora
Secret Service
New York
O. K
Headquarters
Russell
James Russell
Lis
Orst Sight
Farmers urged to construct silos in valley farms
As summer nears, readers are urged to build silos to preserve corn forage. The article advocates silage to save grain, notes higher corn acreage, and outlines practical sizes for herds, cost estimates for pit and above ground silos, and cooperative equipment use. It promotes the county Experiment Farm’s loaned forms and guidance from the county agent.
Fall Dairy Calves Prospects for Dairy Profit
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses fall calving as profitable on dairy farms. Calves receive milk early and transition to pasture with minimal setback. Cows peak milk yield aligns with high seasonal prices, aiding breeding timing and overall profitability. Consider local feed costs and milk prices when planning.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Care in Addressing Mail Urged by Postmaster
Postmaster I I Pindell urges careful mailing practices to reduce dead letter mail. In 1922 the post offices processed 200 million pieces, about 17 million ended up in the dead letter office, with over 100 000 in cash found. Instructions include legible full address, avoid misleading abbreviations, sender's name in the upper left, and using best available address with descriptive delivery cues or general delivery for transients.
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I. I. Pindell
Printing of Good Quality at The Telegraph
In need of printing of good quality come to The Telegraph for reliable newspaper printing services.
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Telegraph
Catarrh Cure Advertisement Promises Relief
A vintage ad asserts catarrh can be cured by internal treatment and highlights Hall’s Catarrh Medicine from J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It promotes free circulars and presents a general medical claim typical of old patent remedies.
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Foundation of All Druggista
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sidney Residents
Sidney readers publish verified statements praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. Mrs Sol Willis of W Main St recalls immediate relief after one box and ongoing satisfaction after twelve years. She would choose Doan's again, and the price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co manufactures in Buffalo New York.
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Sidney
Dean
Doan
Sol Wills
W. Main St
Gennett Records Play on Phonographs at Larson's Music
Gennett Records music plays on phonographs available at Larson's Music Store. Visit to hear catalog titles and compare models while shopping for home entertainment equipment.
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Gennett
Larson's
Oberfelder 5 Sells Leather Leggings and Boots at Ruinous Prices
Oberfelder 5 advertises leather leggings high cut shoes and cowboy boots at ruinous prices highlighting a clearance sale.
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Oberfelder
One Crop Farming in Kansas Shows Need for Diversification
A Kansas study as reported by Dr. W. E. Taylor cites 1920 assessor data detailing 165,286 farms averaging 247.8 acres, with many lacking dairy cattle and beef cows, no hogs, no breeding sows, no poultry or eggs sales, and no gardens on 41,611 farms. The text argues diversification is essential to farm stability.
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Kansas
W. E. Taylor
Hear the new Geannett Records at Larsen's Music Store
Larsen's Music Store advertises Geannett Records for phonograph play inviting customers to sample the new release on the store's phonograph setup.
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Larsen
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Gertrude Cushing
McClure ‘Newspaper Syndicate
United States
Francis J. Herbert
M Wright
Hyatt
First Avenue East
Kratz Abstract Company
A. R. Lssueur
A. R. Lsueur
Nebr
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