Dorothy and Oz Encounter the Wicked Witch Trial
Dorothy enters the throne room to meet Oz the Terrible who tasks her with killing the Wicked Witch of the West before she can return home. Dorothy learns Oz will not release her aunt and uncle until the witch is dead, while the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman face their own tests and new figures in the Emerald City.
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Great Oz
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Kicking and its consequences in life choices
A discussion on why people kick when situations displease and whether it signals poor breeding. The piece links kicking to upbringing and suggests it affects life partner choices, followed by a 1908 cremation statistics note from Germany and religious affiliations.
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Germany
Britlab Medical Journal
Leo XII
France
Sioux River navigation project under federal review
A Washington board report on Big Sioux River improvements for water power and navigation finds damming to develop 15000 horsepower not cost effective for commerce. The Army Engineers advise further survey while steering away from immediate river navigation and federal funding prospects.
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Frederick Mayer and the Mayer Boot & Shoe legacy
A biographical sketch traces Frederick Mayer’s immigration in 1851 from Nierpstein Hessen to Milwaukee and the later Seattle factories. He built Mayer Boot & Shoe into a large firm, employing hundreds, paying over six hundred thousand dollars in wages, with salesmen in 24 states. after his 1893 death, his sons upheld the founder’s policy to grow the business into a German thrift monument.
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German American National Alliance
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Mayer
Mayer Shoes
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Beadie Memorial Fund to Raise 5000 For General Beadie Statue
The Aiwte educational association at Leal met to organize a Beadie memorial fund. They aim to purchase a life sized statue of General W. H. H. Beadie for the nave capitol and to distribute the $5,000 target across the state by school population. A program day for Mendle Day will mobilize subscriptions with circulars to county superintendents and the public urged to contribute.
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Catin
Reenon Aihin
Reade
Hay
At First Sight Between He and Rosalie
The exchange centers on admiration for Rosalie's almond eyes velvety cheeks and cherry lips as a speaker professes worship. Rosalie responds with playful self-doubt about being the new gardener in a romantic moment.
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Rosalie
Front Page Patina and Patter from a Local Paper Ad Row
A jumble of product claims and local gossip text shows a 19th century ad style page with quack remedies and opportunistic sales. Mentions laxatives quinine fur trade and a Minneapolis hide and fur firm with scattered phrases about morals gossip and fear.
Odd Fellows Home Project Backed by Dell Rapids Residents
Dell Rapids residents pledged a $39,000 bonus and contributed 70 acres of land valued at $5,100 to attract the Grand Lodge of South Dakota to locate the Odd Fellows Home in Dell Rapids. The land deed and remaining cash $250 have been surrendered. construction is expected to start with a $40,000 to $50,000 outlay. The site overlooks the Ble Sioux River valley near Dell Rapids as plans mature.
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Skin Humor Cure Promised by Outiurn Remedies
A patient claims twenty five years of agony from a head and neck skin humor improved rapidly after using Outiurn Remedies. He cites S P Keyes of Boston and dates in 1909 as proof and notes his wife feared him before treatment. A Philadelphia testimonial also credits Cuticura products for clearing pimples in ten days. A courtroom joke follows about a thief and a watch prescription.
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Congress St
Boston
Mass
Rough on Rats in Out Sorcings and Strike News
Rough on Rats instructions describe mixing poison with food, spreading under floors, and sealing openings to trap rats. Advertisements claim a 2c box sufficient for several nights, with a Jersey City supplier. Also notes thousands of shirt waist makers on strike and a cartoonish line about tradeoffs between money and experience.
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Wells
Jersey City
N.J
Paving Debate Grows as Businessmen Push Main Street Project
Mitchell talks paving the main street from Milwaukee to the Omaha depot with the aim of a conclusive decision. The business community largely supports the improvement while sewer and water main work proceeds, signaling broad interest in the project.
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Milwaukee
Omaha
Y. M. C. A. Told Planned for Huron Development
Parsons of Minneapolis has met with leading Huron figures to discuss establishing a Y M C A in Huron. He is confident an active center will open in the coming months and forecasts substantial yearly progress in association activities for the city and region.
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Minneapolis
Partons
Association
South Dakota
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