Wheat farming in Western Canada draws Canadian and foreign settlers
The article highlights a Canadian push for homesteads north of the United States border, noting 277,376 new residents in the year, many from the United States. It quotes a writer on emigration and presents farm yields in Alberta and Saskatchewan, including 60 bushels per acre wheat and 35 dollars per acre profits, with a letter from FRANK MORROY describing Wadena district and homestead conditions.
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Canada
Dakota
Montana
United States
Dominion of
Rhine
Rhone
Germany
Russia
Lancashire
Yorkshire
North
Mississippi
Pacific
Alberta
Ff. Holmes
St. Paul
Minn
Wadena
Canadian Northern Railroad
Frank Morroy
Washingtons role at Christ Church Alexandria memorial noted
The article recounts George Washington born in Virginia and his rise as surveyor and officer, his lodge presidency in Alexandria, and his pew No.5 at Christ Church. It details church history, memorial tablets for Washington and Lee, and the commemorative honors surrounding his legacy.
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George Washington
Banks of the Potomac
West Moreland County
Virginia
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Washington
Alexandria
Pennnsylvania
Alexandria- Washington
Christchurch
Col. Washington
Claggett
Maryland
Col
Gen. Washington
Robert E. Lee
Peruna Editorial Sets Ethic Stand for Public Use
An editorial formidably defends Peruna as an ethical household remedy open to the public. It asserts full disclosure of ingredients and invites testimonials while promising to continue advertising to people, not just doctors. It proclaims Peruna a great medicine with plans to expand internationally.
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Hariman
SE Ieee Arm
Peruna
The Man Who Pays His Coal Bills Always Has Money to Burn
A compact adage notes the habit of settling coal charges promptly signals wealth and willingness to spend freely. No individuals or organizations are named. The saying implies fiscal discipline correlates with affluence.
What Causes Headache and Cold Remedies
From October to May colds are the most prevalent cause of headache. Laxative Broho Juinine claims to remove the cause. E-W Grove on box 25 notes companionship with noble thoughts. Sir Philip Sidney quote. Brown's Bronchial Troches purport to cure coughs and relieve bronchitis asthma and catarrh without opiates.
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E-W.grove
Elevation and Pie Promotion Ad Between Voices
A short period piece references a person elevating their occupation by running the elevator. It includes a slogan urging readers to ask their grocer for OUR PIE prepared by D Zerta Food Co Rochester NY. Offers a free full size two pie package for grocers without stock. Three pie varieties lemon chocolate custard.
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D-Zerta Food Co
Rochester
N. Y
Fragmented Lovers Debate Late Hours In Lodge Scene
She sulks over a broken resolution about late hours while he recalls a photo of her with affection. He suggests framing it for the lodge as a playful, intimate moment between the couple.
Prescription He Left Helped Boy Improve Says Harper's Weekly
A Western physician cared for a sick boy and left a prescription beside him. The boy improved, and the mother noted the prescription did him a world of good. The doctor did not intend for the paper to be swallowed.
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Harper’s Weekly
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Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
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