Farming prospects in central Canada and Spokane notes
W J Henderson in Seattle reports farmers in central Canada growing wheat oats barley with yields of 20 30 bushels per acre wheat and 35 oats per acre. He details sowing five acres wheat ten acres oats and profits from stock cattle horses pigs chickens and eggs plus a homestead patent after three years.
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W. J. Henderson
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Canada
Youthful Mind at Work Deduction
Miss Marjorie aged five visits a kindergarten and begs to attend regularly. She praises teacher Miss Lee for kindness and learns a moral twist about growing up. The child imagines Miss Lee being naughty, reflecting a playful parental exchange from The Bohemian.
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Marjorie
Lee
Miss Marjorie
Miss Lee
Easy Come Easy Go in a Philadelphia Market Scene
A passerby recalls a cordially comic exchange on Broad and Lombard in Philadelphia. A sewer worker draining alimony to a laboring refrain meets a stout woman with a large market basket who replies she is spending it.
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Lombard
Philadelphia
Pat
Bridget
Lippincott’s
Placing Him and the Washington Question
A daughter asks if George Washington was an Israelite after Sunday school. Her brother replies Washington is in the New Testament, not the Old. The piece contrasts two eminences and hints at simple living versus luxury.
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May
George Washington
Ignance
GOOD CHANGE From Coffee to Postum Aids Health
A growing number of people report relief from chronic ailments after switching from coffee to Postum as a daily beverage. A young woman shares that coffee caused stomach issues insomnia and headaches, but after trying Postum she sleeps better eats without pain and feels overall improvement. Her brother also improved after replacing coffee with Postum from Battle Creek Michigan. There's a Reason.
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Young Lady
Postum
Hathaven
Postum Co
Battle Road
Wall Creek
Ville
Washingtons long trace from England to Mount Vernon
A historical piece traces the Washington lineage from William of Wessyngton in 1183 to George Washington. It details Saxon origins, ties to the Spencers, and loyalties during Cromwell, plus enduring family landmarks at Sulgrave, Brington, and Mount Vernon. It notes heraldry, manor histories, and Washingtons business life and public image.
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Edward Ill
England
Alfred the Great
Adam and Eve
Noah
William of Hertburn
Wessyngton
Durham
William
Sir William of
George Washington
Washington
Lancashire
Lawrence Washington
London
Gray’s Inn
Northampton
Henry
Hal
Selgrave
Northamptonshire
Solgrave
Lawrence
Spencer
Earl Spencer
Brington
Brazenose College
Oxford
Henry the Highth
Charles the First
Washingtons
Cromwell
Parliament
E. N. Vallandigham
Potomac
Vallandigham
Mt. Vernon
Peter
Peruna Promoted as Quick Grip Remedy
An advertising notice urges readers to take Peruna for grip symptoms claiming fast relief. It touts Peruna’s effectiveness and offers a free illustrated booklet from The Peruna Co. of Columbus Ohio by mail postpaid.
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Peruna
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Munyon
Nares
Waite
Coe
Munyon Company
Philadelphia
A Darkys Letter and Various Advertisements
A noisy office scene features a porter asking for one of the boss’s old letters to mail to his mother in North Carolina. The piece blends humorous quips with patent medicine ads and miscellaneous tidbits, including an anti itching cure, a soothing product for babies, a remark on Roman history, and a note on crooks exploiting financial trouble.
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Darky
New York
Norf Carlina
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