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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
4
The Chicago Inter-Ocean extols the American mule as a premier receiver, lauding its excellence since the Civil War under harsh conditions. A German invention also features a bed alarm that rings until weight is lifted, highlighting early engineering creativity.
Nebraska settlers believed spring dust storms foretold rain while others noted wind shifts and barometer trends. The Lincoln Journal references an approaching low pressure and wind rush, but acknowledges dust events often bring little or no rain within a few days.
A caustic letter to AW Brown defends Governor Havage from local critics. The writer asserts Havage stays at the forefront of public affairs and challenges detractors while defending state leadership and policy direction.
The German government plan allocates for the manufacture of 10 000 greatcoats and equal numbers of gloves and gaiters for troopers. Each greatcoat requires fourteen cat skins. The program aims to dispose of surplus cat skins into quality articles.
Rev H A Bridgman reflects on life duty and obedience to God in a brief religious meditation. The speaker emphasizes that life is a complex matter but faith asks only to follow divine will.
James Dunsmuir of Victoria British Columbia, the new premier, is nicknamed The Silent Premier. He has served two years in the provincial legislature and has not spoken in debate on the floor.
An article notes milk is nutritious yet not always suitable for the ill. It warns active digestive disorders are needed to convert milk, sick stomach fluids may underperform, and milk can absorb gases and toxins. Boiling is presented as safer, improving digestibility.
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