Phone in the House Creates Morning Stir
A Denver Post excerpt describes a family reacting to a home telephone. The narrator notes the device’s novelty and noise with a humorous focus on a mother who jumps at the ring and neighbors gossiping from the line.
Kissing Myths Stirrer in Rural Editorials
A jumble of humorous claims from editors across towns about hay fever causes masquerades as lighthearted commentary. Anecdotes allege grass, moonlight romance, or cow feeding as culprits, punctuated by quirky character sketches and unrelated rural musings.
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Lincoln’s World Largest Creamery Serves 100 Stations
The Lincoln creamery gathers cream from 100 skimming stations on rail lines feeding the city. Farmers are paid for their cream and direct about 90 percent of their milk to feed their cows and calves.
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Lincoln
New Tax Order Bans Tobacco Premiums
A 1900 order from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue prohibits tobacco manufacturers from placing any gifts prizes or premium offers in or on cigar tobacco and cigarette packages. The rule takes effect in September 1900.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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