No War Tax on Canadian Lands
An editorial rebuttal denies false reports about Canadian land taxes aimed at scaring Dakota residents. It cites Saskatchewan and Alberta levies on non resident uncultivated lands and argues cultivation benefits communities, urging cooperation with non residents amid rising grain prices and Western Canada’s land appeal. It ends with a light comic prompt about promises and a dog fight.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Canada
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Nebraska items reach across state in 1918 era notes
Nebraska reports coverages from Aurora to Lincoln with topics on Fourth of July plans Beatrice water and sewer votes Beatrice church plans Chadron employment bureau and Beatrice post office status lawmakers entertaining in Lincoln Commercial club Marsan note of mastodon bones found Campbell school dig Gore of Tamora tragedy Fergier’s death and Hessian fly fight measures in agriculture peak horse shipments from Humboldt and drought relief across counties
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Eed Brecelle
Linsits Ja
Lincoln
Syracuse
Beatrice
Chadron Commercial Club
Wahoo School Board
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Fred . Fergier
Seward
Tamora
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Fred” Rose
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Roy Dear
Humboldt
Ohio
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Lo B Martin
Schuyler
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Sterling
Burlington
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Wayne
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Fremont
B. W. Reynolds
Roy Scarborough
Dunbar
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Ida Stout
Harry
Charles H. Miller
National Conference of Music Supervisors
Philadelphia
College of Agriculture
Lancaster
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials From Maine Wisconsin
Mrs Lawrence Martin of Westbrook Maine says changing life pains and weakness vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she allows publication. Mrs M J Brownell of Manston Wisconsin reports relief from back pain night sweats and long term health improvements after a six month course. The ad notes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts with a woman reader answering letters.
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Westbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence Martin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
M. J. Brownell
Cohenee
More Bills Move to Eradicate Contagious Diseases in Nebraska
Governor Morehead sent two bills to the legislature. H R Nos. 762 and 763 seek six year terms for city school board members and grant powers to the state veterinarian and livestock sanitary board to enforce quarantines and mark protected animals. The measures include prosecution support for violations and pending actions to reimburse cattle owners for losses tied to foot and mouth disease.
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Morehead
Gage County
Hve
Livestock Sanitary Board
Big Mistake of Dairymen on Breeding Bulls
An 19th century dairy advisory urges dairymen not to discard young breeding bulls. Dehorning reduces aggression, inbreeding secures prepotency, and fresh blood can be introduced via cousins without harming family traits.
Managing the Kicking Cow During Milking
A farmer describes a method to restrain a kicking cow using a body strap and a leg strap with a ring. By tying securely and lifting a front leg into the ring, the cow can be milked safely. after five minutes the restraint can be removed as the cow is fed and kept calm.
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Cominda
Jet
Reasons for cow testing and humane dairy care guidance
The article lists reasons for cow testing including selecting productive cows, improving herd quality, and encouraging good feeding and care. It emphasizes kindness, regular feeding and milking, clean quarters, and humane treatment as essential. If a cow cannot be treated kindly, the text suggests slaughter for beef rather than sustaining unresponsive cattle.
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Ciants
Wart Treatment for Teat Warts Before Surgery
The article advises simple home remedies for teat warts such as applying olive oil sweet oil or carbolated vaseline for several weeks. If unresolved the wart may be cut off with scissors and the sore treated with caustic potash then followed by more oil or vaseline applications.
Rough. On Father and a Doctor Dream
In a casual dinner scene a boy Fred plans to become a doctor or father as May mocks his ambitions. The dialogue shows family pride, rivalries, and joking career talk, with a humorous aside about a surgeon’s role and a street sweeper school mentioned later.
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Fred
Woman rid coffee habit with Postum claims heart gains
A woman with severe heart trouble attributed to coffee and caffein finds relief after stopping coffee and using Postum. She reports weight gain from 92 to 158 pounds and notes headaches and weak heart spells ceased. The ad-style testimony promotes Postum Regular and Instant forms with priced packages and a health claim.
Reason of His Faith at the Kbenézer Chapel
Jim Dinger speaks during a revival at the Kbenézer chapel claiming personal salvation from sin. Worshippers cry Hallelujah as he testifies how faith has improved his sight and life, with voices praising the Lord amid rustic vernacular.
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Sletatia
Jim Dinger
Kbenézer Chapel
Bruddren
Kansas City Star
Premature Baldness and Beauty Ads in Daily Tapings
An assortment of ad copy touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for scalp care and hair growth with free mail samples, alongside a cheeky jewelry joke about Mrs. Hullion’s diamond state teeth and a brag about an $88,800 smile in New York World chatter.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Reston
Adv
Patent medicines and personal assurances in wartime ad page
An old newspaper ad fragment touts Allen's Foot-Ease used by troops for foot relief and requests readers to try the antiseptic powder. It also references a “Man of His Word” and a Marine Eye Remedy offer, urging readers to visit their druggists and request a booklet.
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Allen
Lydia EK
Pinkham Medicine
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Masa
So Paw Says Optimist and Pessimist Difference
A short fable where paw explains that an optimist is happy while miserable, and a pessimist is miserable when happy. The tongue in cheek lesson contrasts mood with circumstance.
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Lemuel
Paw
Don’t waste all your flowers on the living
The saying urges balance in kindness, advising to share some affection with alive friends and relatives as well as honoring those who have passed. It encourages maintaining relationships and supporting people currently in one’s circle.
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Douglas
Mhonhue
Mall Wbgine
Brockton
Mase
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