Western Canada wheat yields draw interest at farming congress
A report highlights Alberta and Saskatchewan wheat yields of up to 53 bushels per acre and argues the crop offers high profits after costs. It notes favorable soil and climate, strong market demand, and government-backed land offers attracting settlers amidst praise for a van Huyeen painting incident.
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Western
Seida
Spokane
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Resinol praised as wondrous cure for eczema
A doctor notes Resinol’s effectiveness for itching and eczema based on patient experiences. He mentions a patient who spent over $100 on various remedies before one jar cured her, highlighting Resinol’s quick relief. The letter reflects medical endorsement and mentions other unrelated social quips.
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Bagsy Lady
M. Stevens
D. D. S. Dover
N. H
Lawrences Blakeley Investigates Train Wreck Mystery
Lawrence Blakeley, a lawyer, seeks deposition concerning a Pullman ticket scheme aboard a wrecked train. He follows clues from a blue dress girl, a granddaughter, a missing bag, and a clothes swap with an unknown man. Injuries and moving pictures complicate surveillance as Alison West’s sweetheart appears.
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Lawrence Blakeley
Froncont
John Gilmore
Nela
Hinkeley
Tinkeley
Blakeley
Dius
Bee Teyths
Alison West
Wraxeley
Carter Ae
Mystery at Carter Farm Unfolds In Crumbling Manor
Blakeley and McKnight scrutinize telegram scraps and a missing button as they probe a murder linked to Bronson and a hat box with green ribbon. At Carter Farm Alison West’s acquaintance confronts danger while Mrs Carter’s family aids the investigation.
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Blakeley
Carter Place
Alison West
McKnight
Rose
Hotchkiss
Obadiah
Chomry Farm
Mrs Carter
Mc Knight
Richey
Simon Harrington
A New World Chapter XVIII Finds Murderer Motive
Hotchkiss records telegram clues locating the murderer after a train escape. They deduce the killer’s Baltimore visit and uncover a motive tied to papers the suspect claimed to carry, only to face a twist of fate as a berth change misleads investigators.
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Hotchkiss
Baltimore
McKnight
Must Wait for Remarriage Under Louisiana Law
The text states Louisiana law allows remarriage only after a ten month waiting period following the dissolution of a previous marriage or valid oath. It emphasizes the requirement and timing for a new union to be legally recognized.
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Louisiana
Why Do Women Like the Baldheaded Man
A Daily Mirror survey lists reasons women favor baldheaded men. Traits cited include thoughtfulness trustworthiness and confiding nature. Respondents say such men are past youth follies usually successful and appear dignified, with bald patches described as neat and testifying to learning.
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The
Daily Mirror
Eldest Dai Pleads Silent Good Night Exchange
Fragmentary note recalls a knightly farewell as the Eldest Dai lingers after a visit. The speaker murmurs uncertainty about her father and observes the long pause before saying good night in a quiet moment.
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Dai
Fragmented quip on church sign and factions
A garbled excerpt discusses placing an electric sign over a church and mentions factions and a choice about restoring a chair. The text is unclear and seems to mix unrelated ideas about truth, guidance, and a student named 2-Gak es.
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Tum
Ike
Bronson
Blakeley Tere
Mr. Hotchkiss
Stair
Carter Farms
Bert
Plunkville Argue
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