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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1911

Page

7

Flax Lets Prairie Farmers Bank On Sturdy Profits

An optimistic look at western Canada agriculture highlights flax as a profitable crop alongside wheat oats and barley. Test boat cargoes from Fort William show large flax shipments valued at millions, signaling strong demand and rail access to free homesteads and affordable land. The article cites government literature available through Canadian agents to inform farmers about opportunities and revenue from cattle and grain production.

Wlird Canada Fort William Lake Superior Buffalo

Admiral Evans on naval policy at San Francisco luncheon

Admiral Evans criticized a naval policy as mixed and logical during a San Francisco luncheon. He compared it to the tale of Bob Backstay, who became an engineer on a submarine, noting the dangers but saying a man must keep his head above water.

Admiral Evans San Francisco Bob Backstay Bob Backstay

Anniversary Prompt Sparks Faraway Conversation

Mrs Faraway reminds Professor Faraway it is their wedding anniversary. The exchange shifts to memory of dates and personal history as they joke about the occasion while Blobbs muses on money from tobacco and a Denver Times remark.

Mrs. Faraway Professor Faraway Harself Blobbs T—E Denver Times

Old Common Sense Change Food When You Feel Out of Sorts

A doctor tells a man with stomach trouble and headaches that diet can heal. He stopped fried foods and meat for breakfast, started Grape-Nuts and cream, and stopped medicines. Within days he improved and later recovered, noting better health after years.

Wellville

Directions for Erecting a Practical Sheep Building

Practical plans describe a large sheep barn with stone foundations and post footings, movable feeding racks, and adjustable pens. Lambing areas stay warm, upper floor stores roughage, hay tracks on main and ell sections, ventilated sash windows, and roof vents. Grain storage on the second story allows gravity feeding.

F. L

Winter Animal Care Advice From Rural Notes

Practical guidance on transitioning animals from grass to grain in ten to fourteen days, emphasizing gradual dietary changes, high quality forage, root feeds, outdoor kept stock, and ventilation. Also covers managing itching skin in horses with clipping, diet adjustments, and topical remedies.

Cattle Exports Highlight Argentina's Meat Trade

The Argentine Republic is a leading cattle producer with at least 130000 head exported in 1909. Large quantities of frozen and chilled meat are shipped, underscoring the country’s strong beef industry.

Argentina Argentine Republic

Manuel Broken in Spirit in England as Exiled King Loses Crown

London reports Manuel the former king of Portugal visits Woodnorton with his uncle the Duc d Orleans. He shows marked grief over the throne loss, has shed weight, and wanders disconsolately on estates near Soho. Prospects of a 100000 dollar yearly income from Portuguese estates fade as debts threaten seizure.

London England Woodnorton Manuel Portugal Duc d'Orleans Lisbon Soho

Strange Messenger of the Sea Washes Ashore at Hurricane Island

In Rockland Maine a bottle washed ashore at Hurricane Island, found by fisherman Gustaf Nelson who mistook it for a freak fish. The bottle, marked by barnacles and sized uniquely for lobster pot toggles, drew store chatter before being sent to Rockland for further handling.

Rockland Sean Hurricane Island Gustaf Neilson Nellson

Barnacle Mystery On Granite Island Exhibit

A mounted bottle containing a seal and curious barnacles was shown to many seafaring captains who declared they had never seen such growth outside Labrador. The sea parasites appear thick, likely years in the making, and may have drifted from Labrador waters to the Maze coast. Joseph M. Porter, who delivered the bottle to Rockland, declined offers from tourists and plans to mail it to his brother in New York.

Nea Labrador Maze Joseph M. Porter Rockland John Newton Porter New York

Tightly Laced Shoe Causes Leg Artery Burst

In St Louis, Misa Maggie Hunt suffered a leg artery rupture after a tightly laced shoe restricted circulation. She nearly bled to death before medical assistance arrived.

St. Louis Misa Maggie Hunt

A Christmas Criticism by Orville Wright on Flying in New York

Orville Wright comments on aviation quality in New York, noting that French claims to superior machines are contradicted by foreign order books. He recalls a Dayton boy at a Christmas treat who brandishes a new pair of pants and shouts that his father never had such fine clothes.

Orville Wright New York Dayton Amelia Austin Amasa Hunting James Hunting Webrook-in-the-Hills Jim Miss Amelia Mrs. Hunting

Long Time Coming Real College Boy Waiting for Change

Esmeralda admonishes a waiting college boy in a department store scene. A saleswoman heckles him with sharp wit as he anxiously begs for his change. The dialogue leans on stolen money from home and petty friction between customer and clerk.

Esmeralda Archibald Drake Delphic

Companions In Misery

A compact note recalls Elia and Stella with lines about sorrow and aging. A light literary reflection contrasts friendships and personal vows, capturing a mood of wit and resignation in terse phrases.

Elia Stella

Father of the Man and Miscellany of Humour

A fragment from a periodical blend recounts Mrs Hunting describing James Hunting’s exploits abroad and a quip about a setting hen versus a sitting hen. It weaves social chatter, a Castoria ad line, and a rural joke on hens into a single vignette.

A Brush With Madam and Other Fragments in Boston Transcript

A garbled OCR fragment chain mentions portraits and interiors and quotes a woman calling for souls beyond faces. It references Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, an elocutionist, and a line about a woman bossing a man, all from an era newspaper context.

Boston Transcript

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