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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1911

Page

6

Western Canada Counting Its Gold

Reports from Alberta Saskatchewan and other western districts show crop yields vary but many farms report high bushel per acre rates. Notable yields include Castor Delisle Pincher Creek Bon Accord and Regina observations with wheat oats and mixed grains reaching 20 to 44 bushels per acre on summer fallow stubble and new break.

Canada Castor Alta F. Galloway Alex Robertson Delisle W. & H. Clark Sheldon Ramsey J. Lane J. Hamilton E. Brown Pincher Creek W. Walker Miss Walker John Roberts Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Freebairn Charles Nelson Bon Accord Alberta Logan Robert Martin Belbeck Sask Geo. A. Campbell Caron Colonsay James Glen Drinkater Abe Winters Fleming Govan Benjamin Armstrong John Grumlin Charles Latta J. K. Taylor W. Small J. F. Moore J. MacLean W. Hopwood W. Gray W. Curtin John Meyers, Jr Grand Coulee P. P. Epp Langham, Sask J. J. Thiessen Chris Dear Wm. Thiessen P. P. Schultz Robt. H. Wiggins Manor Fred Cobb Jack Robinson Wm. Kindel Milestone R. J. Moore Martin Roddy J. D. Sifton Moose Jaw John L. Smith New Warren Regina H. W. Laird W. H. Duncan G. M. Bell Acre O. E. Rothwell J. McKinnis J. §. Mooney Tessies Wm. Nesbitt Latrace Thos. Miller Major Bros Tuxford B. Dunning James Bain Yellow Grass Wm. Robson Geo. Steer M. A. Wilkinson Jas. A. R. Cameron T. Murray, Jr A. E. McEwan Mayor Taylor Saskatchewan Western Canada Lloydminster Ottawa Rogers Ndianapolis Indiana Gardner Building Toledo Ohio

Critics and bar talk at the Immortals reception

Admiral Mahan comments that only competent critics give competent criticism during a New York Immortals reception. A bartender defends a famous American journalist praised for producing a fine paper, noting it won a prize last week.

Admiral Mahan New York

Notoriety Drives Some Men to Bold Newspaper Pranks

A short note recalls how a few men seek fame in the press by risky or brazen acts, risking ridicule or censure for the attention of a small-town paper. The item underscores the allure and folly of chasing notoriety through media stunts.

Timely Suggestions Interest to the Hostess

A feature proposing a novel guessing contest for readers, with sections on American cities states foreign cities prominent people and look titles. It suggests extending the list and hints at hostess friendly crowd games suitable for high schoolers or adults.

Dainty dishes and school reform blend in kitchen lessons

The piece presents recipes for Deviled Bones Deviled Almonds Fig Cups Peach Canapes Cheese Sandwiches and notes on expanding domestic economy and manual training in rural schools. It argues extensive home economics can be taught with minimal equipment and emphasizes ventilation cleanliness and nutrition in school curricula.

Tradesman's Carnival for Children Charms Local Kids

A mother hosts a Saturday afternoon party titled Tradesman's Carnival aimed at 8 to 12 year olds. Fifteen guests will rotate through crafts with trades such as tailor potter jeweler and carpenter. Children vote on best pieces, prizes awarded, and each keeps their handmade work and a souvenir.

Marking Linen for Homes with Proper Letter Sizes

When marking linen items at home use specially designed letters in the right sizes. Three inch interlaced script for tablecloths, one large old English letter, two inch napkin letters, sheets matching tablecloths, pillowcases matching napkins. Review designs before choosing a marking.

Lent and Charity Zeal Spark Society Activity

The column notes Lent brings simpler social events as matrons rest at southern resorts and sewing circles form to aid charities. A group calls itself the Doll Brigade pledging to dress five dolls for Lent, with dolls later visiting a city hospital ward tagged Incurable. The writer hopes to chronicle lending the helping hand through Eastertide.

Puns and Wordplay Riddles from Aboard

A collection of lighthearted riddles and jokes about everyday items and professions. It playfully links lights, clothes, scent, opportunities, accidents, frogs, photographers, vegetables, and maritime notions to homophones and puns, delivering quick punchlines.

Making a Black Hat With White Ornaments

The piece describes decorating hats with white or black and white trims. It lists satin quills with velvet midribs cockades in black and white stripes kid ornaments in various shapes a white kidskin square costing 75 cents pompons from knitted loops and velvet flowers edged with black beads plus stiff gros grain bows for tailored hats.

Dressing Table Watch Stand and Trinket Holder

A simple craft using a small cardboard box and silk remnants to create a dressing table watch stand. The box lid forms an upright end, secured with paper fasteners, and the box is padded with cotton wool before covering with silk or brocade. A dress hook supports a hanging watch while the front section holds rings, studs, pins, and buttons.

Definition of a Real Man in Historical Context

A quote describes the ideal male character as physically healthy, vigorous, and able to couple high ideals with self-control, portraying a model of manhood. The passage emphasizes virtue, resilience, and aspirational conduct as defining traits.

Angel and Almond Cakes From a Vintage Recipe Page

This article lists detailed methods for Angel Cake Almond Cake and English Fruit Cake. It covers egg white handling, cream of tartar, flour and sugar ratios, folding technique, vanilla, and baking times for each cake type. It also provides a butter cake base for the Fruit Cake with mace cinnamon soda milk currants raisins almonds citron and long baking.

Racial uplift claims in a sincere worker stance

An OCR fragment discusses the possibility of both men and women contributing to racial progress. It emphasizes genuine intent to serve the public good. The text reflects era tone about moral work and societal improvement.

Promise and Pitfalls of Home Making Education

The article reflects on future benefits of teaching boys and girls home making and home keeping, noting many see improvement while others view it as a lost cause. It discusses social and moral implications of domestic training.

Mind and soul riches outweigh material wealth

The passage asserts that while material riches are desirable, true happiness comes from riches of mind and soul, which also enhance the value of life. It emphasizes inner fulfillment over external wealth as the greater good.

Cake Making Techniques for Butter and Sponge Cakes

The article outlines methods for butter and sponge cakes, stressing quality ingredients, precise measuring, and proper mixing. It describes sifting flour with baking powder, creaming butter until it snaps, folding beaten eggs into sponge mixtures, and baking temperatures for each type to ensure light textures.

Too Wise Currants and the Pure Food League

Dr. Harvey W. Wiley warned that the drive for pure foods can backfire. A Washington dinner featured a grocer tale where a shopper asked for currants and the clerk explained the term origin as Corinthe grapes, prompting the woman to mutter she belongs to a pure food league.

Harvey W. Wiley Washington

Doans Kidney Pills Cure Milwaukee Woman

Mrs August Wittenberg of Milwaukee says kidney trouble began subtly with frequent urge and burning during urination, causing headaches and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills faithfully she was entirely cured, and urges readers to remember the Doan's name. Available from dealers at 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

August Wittenberg Hopkins St Milwaukee Wis Doan Doan’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Denominational Puzzle in a Unitarian Household

A new Unitarian cook, Nellie, reassures her mistress she will prepare oatmeal properly. The mistress warns not to make it watery nor hard and dry and the cook asserts her experience in Unitarian homes will ensure the right texture.

Nellie

Not Unusual Toe-Playing Pianist Impresses Crowd

In a chatty aside a spectator recalls a pianist who played with his toes last night, joking that an 18 month old child could do the same, a quip reflecting the playful mood of the moment.

Cure for skin eruption with Cuticura remedies praised

A New York City reader describes severe itching and disfiguring red blotches on face and scalp. After trying two doctors and a different soap, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two months and was entirely relieved. He shares his story and contact for a free skin disease book.

G. M. Macfarland West 115Th St New York City Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Columbus Ave Boston

Early rattlesnakes emerge amid warm Wyoming days

The Casper correspondence notes unusually warm weather in central Wyoming has prompted many rattlesnakes to leave dens, leading to numerous killings by ranchers and others. Oldest residents do not recall snakes appearing so early in the year.

Wyoming Casper Denver Republican

If It's Your Eye Use Pettit's Eye Salve

Advertisement notes Pettit's Eye Salve as remedy for eye inflammation itching lids eye aches and sensitivity to light. Claims doctors and druggists of Howard Bros Buffalo New York sell the product for eye problems.

Pettit Howard Bros Bualo N. Y

Have to Pull Them In

Dialogue line notes a swimming metaphor with Fisher relationships. Ella asserts abundance in the sea while Stella stresses the need for skill to land fish. The exchange contrasts optimism with technique in a brief character moment.

Ella Stella

Water Could Have Prevented Chicago Fire

A claim suggests a simple water pail could have prevented a Chicago fire and promotes keeping Hamlins Wizard Oil on hand to ease inflammation and pains.

Chicago

Reading Politics Eases Henpecked Pain

A witty remark suggests that if a wife can read about politics without wishing she were a man, the husband will avoid the sting of henpecking and enjoy more peace at home.

Wifely Solicitude Misses Arrest Wish For Missing Husband

A St Joseph Gazette note describes a wife asking the police to find her husband who did not return from work by eight o'clock. She asks officers not to arrest him or talk cross to him, expressing worry as it was his first time away. The note was given to Patrolman Hickerson at Sixth and Edmond streets and includes a description of the missing man.

Hickerson Sixth Edmond Cross St Joseph

One Happy Condition

A humorous exchange about wireless's promise to replace telegraph and telephone and even transmit photographs. The punch line notes wireless will never handle wire-pulling.

Free Sample Advice For Child Digestive Comfort

A reader advised Dr. Caldwell’s remedy for common childhood intestinal trouble. The piece urges small doses, avoids opiates and enemas, and cites testimonials from Mrs. Mead of Freeport Kansas and Mrs. Whiting of Lena Wisconsin. Free samples are available by mail from Dr. Caldwell.

N. H. Mead Freeport Kans J. R. Whiting Lena Wis Caldwell Web

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