America Leads the World in Industry and Goods
A promotional piece extols American dominance in manufacturing and consumer goods. It cites higher working power, top global production rankings, and increasing wealth, noting products from Niagra Falls cereal to Buffalo blotting paper and ships built in American yards.
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United States
America
Eays
Niagara
Omaha
Mohawk Valley
Minneapolis
New York
Schenectady
Chicago
Buffalo
Syracuse
New England
Grand Rapids
Evuerpeas
Roosevelt on Game Reserves and Hunting Ethics
Theodore Roosevelt argues in Scribner’s October issue that game reserves must not harm settlers and laws should serve all people. He warns against unchecked wild animal growth and calls for sanctuaries where game can breed while ensuring hunting remains fair and beneficial to cultivators.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner's
Protest Against All Hunting Sparks Sign of Softness
The quote frames hunting as a protest against wanton cruelty, arguing that opposition does not reflect cowardice but moral concern for animals. It presents hunting as a target of ethical critique rather than a straightforward stance.
Traveling Man And Hostess At Hotel Exchange Banter
A dapper traveling man and a hotel hostess exchange remarks over a menu and a coffee. The hostess introduces herself as Fila, describes her appearance and job, and recalls a past encounter with a large traveling man who tried for a date. The traveler orders coffee and cake.
Value of Laughter
A Nashville Tennessean summary recalls a Baltimore physician who prescribed daily humor to a worn businessman. One funny story per meal plus two at dinner lifted gloom, restoring health by changing mood and bodily function through laughter.
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Baltimore
Nashville Tennessean
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
Burlington
Billings
Great Northern
The Value of An Education in Ohio School
A school event in Ohio features the mayor and state superintendent addressing students. Before dismissal a school committee chair highlights wage differences among workers on a railroad job. He points to earners from $35 to $200 and ends with a call on the value of education.
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Oou
Ohio
Animals as Weather Prophets from London Answers
A vintage note describes animal signs for approaching storms. It cites a cat washing itself when electricity in fur tingles before rain and parrots vocalizing to foretell wet weather. It mentions horses, cows, sheep, hogs, and dogs showing pre storm behaviors and sheep facing northwest as wind approaches.
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London
Swede Buys Road Horse from Local Dealer
A Swede arrives at a ranch to purchase a horse. The dealer offers a five year old road horse described as sound. The price is listed as 175 dollars cash down.
Work as the great American sport and life’s proper aim
Ole pondered the value of labor and the joy of engaging in congenial work. The author argues work keeps the mind alert, fills hours with absorbing plans, and explains why Americans persevere in business beyond wealth.
American girl wed to Prince Michael of Braganza
Anita Stewert an American girl wed this week to Prince Michael of Braganza. The column notes countless stories of American brides marrying princes, describing rugged, hardworking spouses with tender hearts.
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Mies
Anita Stewert
Prince Michael of
Braganza
Attar
America
Post Office Warns Children About Mail Access
The Post Office Department rules that children traveling to and from school must not collect their parents mail. Mail handling among rural youths has become a public nuisance and a persistent postmaster challenge in small towns.
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Post Office Department
H.bit
Boy asks Lord for son in law in hospital chat
A nurse overhears a boy in a hospital ward exclaim QO Lord and offers help. He replies with humor asking how the Lord would feel about making the nurse his mother in law while thanking her for care.
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Eick
Poére Marrs Gym Would and Mrs Bourdaier Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue describes a prospective boarder evaluating a gym and physical condition. Mentions Mrs Bourdaier and a boarder candidate while questioning feasibility of boarding and exercise routines. Kansas City reference appears amid garbled text.
Take Time For Home And Faith Amid Daily Strife
A reflective piece urges readers to slow down and cherish family, prayer, Bible study, and small courtesies. It contrasts fleeting political and financial preoccupations with lasting spiritual treasures. It cautions that wealth can burden loved ones and kindness strengthens homes.
Acknowledgments Recorded on Legal Papers and Deeds
Acknowledgments taken on administers and deeds contracts mortgages and other legal papers drawn with care. The record notes formal acknowledgment of the documents and related administrative steps.
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Marx
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Dilleh
Nebraska
L. P. Raymond
Edison
Phonographe
Los Angeles
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Denver
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
Far West
Squire
Mindell
Lonientead Lande
Resore
War
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L. W. Wakeley
Qunaba
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