Western Canada corn wins pride at Soil Products Exposition
A Canadian display at Kansas City highlights Dent corn from Kelwood Manitoba winning first prize. The Canadian government official notes the northward corn belt shift, with Western Canada expanding from fodder toward mature corn, aided by silos and improving seed. Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba exhibitors also claim multiple prizes in wheat oats barley and vegetables.
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Canadian Government Information Bureau
Kansas City
John Hamilton
Kelwood
Manitoba
Mr. Hewitt
Main Street
Canada
America
Minnesota
Crookston
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Canada
South Dakota
Canadian Pacific Railway
War humor amid Europe trip prompts battlefield fashion
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a quip about dressing for a battlefield visit. Mrs. Gadder plans to travel to Europe soon and asks people for guidance on appropriate costume to wear while viewing a war scene.
Castoria Seal Confirmed as Trusted for 80 Years
The advertisement urges caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature and notes its long history of use for infants and children, highlighting that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria due to its trusted brand presence.
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Fletcher
Idle Talk Between Sam and Master Reveals Household Strain
Dialogue shows a servant Sam insisting he does not idle while his master accuses him of wasting time. Sam replies that his wife bears extra workload at home, portraying domestic labor as a burden and a source of tension within the household.
Recipe for Gray Hair Cure
Half a pint of water with 1 oz Bay Rum a small box Barbo compound and percent oz glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade is reached. Can be prepared by a druggist or at home for little cost. It gradually darkens gray hair makes hair soft and glossy and does not rub off or grease the scalp.
Natural Action of Men and Women in Modern Society
Fragmentary lines discuss drummed out soldiers and quick wit, contrasting male escape with female beauty as skin deep. The tone hints at social commentary on gender expectations and resilience in tough circumstances.
Circle C Ranch Lynching Drama Escalates Over Curly
At Circle C ranch near Tombstone the rustler Curly Flanran lies wounded as mob tensions grow over who led the Bar Double M theft. Kate Cullison confronts the crowd urging submission to the law while Maloney backs her against a lynching.
Reckless duo in horse stealing caper in Arizona
Adventurous Curly Flandrau and his chum Mac steal horses fleeing pursuit. In Saguache Arizona they part ways with Curly staying in town. A posse closes in, Mac is killed, Curly is captured after a brief shootout. Luck Cullison, a former fighting sheriff, is the man shot.
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Nquor
Curly Flandrau
Mac
Saguache
Ariz
Curly
Luck Cullison
End of the Road in Frontier Creed and a Ranch Reckoning
Two Bar Double M riders identify Flandran as the horse thief at the ranch. Buck and guards note the youth’s rough reputation, tied to Bad Bill Cranston and Soapy Stone, while Maloney defends him as a reckless but not uniquely villainous figure.
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Myra Anderson
Tombstone
Dutch
Mac
Curly
Jake
Flandran
Kate
Bob Cullison
Buck
Bob
Billy the
Uncle Luck
Luck Cullison
Doc Brown
Buck c
Circle C
Cullison
Doctor Brown
Brown
Flandrau
Maloney
Dec
Sauarest
Arizona
Soapy
Bad Bill
Saguache
Bill
Double M
Circle OC
Sweeney
Bonfils
Kate Cullison
Kite Bonfils
Soapy Stone
Kite
Bill Cranston
Questioning Resolve Amid Yearly Oath Talking Points
A dialogue fragment shows someone asking if another has sworn off a habit this year while probing whether the inquiry is a serious decision or tied to a concrete matter. The exchange hints at personal resolve and potential consequences.
Swamp Root Credited With Kidney and Bladder Help
A advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a medicine that cures kidney, liver, and bladder ailments. It cites testimonials from customers and a druggist claiming strong sales and broad effectiveness. A sample is offered by mail for ten cents, with bottles sold at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Addi Drilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Cooley
In Korea the marriage certificate is equally divided
A report notes that in Korea the marriage certificate responsibilities or rights are split equally between husband and wife, reflecting shared status in civil documentation.
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Korea
Husbai
Up a Singin Ad for Cascarets and Chinese Needles
An ad extols Cascarets as a laxative to cleanse liver and bowels and promise rosy health without griping. It also claims calomel salts oils and harsh pills are worse. The piece includes a note about Chinese origin of steel needles traveling to Europe via the Moors.
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Cascare
Europe
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, needs constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Combines ingredients with blood purifiers. advertised as effective for catarrhal conditions. Druggists 75 cents. Testimonials free. FEJ Cheney & Co., Toledo.
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Hall
Erie
FE. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
A Humorous Exchange Between Horace and Helen
Horace asks if any man kissed him first. Helen confirms and jokes about naming the rival so Horace can confront him. Helen cautions Horace that the rival may be stronger. The light dialogue hints at playful romance and rivalry.
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Horace
Helen
Garfield Tea and Odd Notes from the Slums
The fragment mentions Garfield Tea as an advance agent and references Ab ing Health Adv in the Slums, a Sunday School teacher, and a prison release. It notes regular use of Garfield Tea and claims liver and kidney benefits, plus a note on forceps as an ancient instrument and a remark about a man’s second love being worth more money. It also briefly mentions Peruvian petroleum profits.
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