Resolutions on the death of Charles Leffler
The Smaguel Lutheran Sunday school resolves the death of Charles Leffler with sympathy to his parents and siblings. The group notes his valued faith and council, extends heartfelt condolences, and asks that the resolutions be published. Also mentions New Zealand gifts and an Austrian warship visit with hospitality gifts.
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Tate
Charles Leffler
Charles Lefler
Drother and Co
Charles Leifler
Henalved
Karl Jacobs
Harry Kull
Taul Keller
New Zealand
Francis Joseph
Tropica
Fans in Japan Impress Visitors With Varied Uses
The article notes Japan's fans serve many purposes from umpire signals in wrestling and fencing to household tasks. Men women and children use fans. servants use flat paper fans for charcoal and dusting. farmers have straw fans for winnowing grain. A waterproof paper fan cools without wetting clothes.
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Japan
Time to Bell the Poultry and Market Ready Fowl
Advice from Country Gentleman on fattening and marketing poultry and geese. Emphasizes early culling of unsuitable stock, proper feeding of milk and grain mush, and careful dressing and packing. Estimates nationwide poultry value and potential gains from proper finishing.
Uses For Old Paper In Household Work
A fragmented 1930s style note describes practical uses for old paper such as ironing for patterns, dampening to dust, lining bread crates, and moisture control in shoes and fabrics. It also mentions waxed paper for packing, tissue to retain earth dampness, and newspaper to wipe grease before washing. The piece concludes with a remark on how a short coat can affect job prospects in need.
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Mischonippi
Bature
Rockefeller and Standard Oil defense amid public scrutiny
John D. Rockefeller releases Some Toward reminiscences of Men and Events through The Work’s Work, defending Standard Oil methods and character. The move follows increased public attention on Standard Oil during the Forsker-Haakell episode and marks Rockefeller’s first major public statement in years.
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Hof
Ida M. Tarbell
Tincoln Steffean
Thomas W. Lawedn
Garfield
Trust
Ventot
Rockefeller
Ofl
Apon Ita
John D. Archbold
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Forsker-Haakell
Mane
Ac J. T. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Thinks on Business Life and Public Confidence
The interview with a Rockefeller figure discusses career gaps, company progress, and employee relations. It asserts the Standard Oil approach on direct selling, avoiding aggressive price cutting or spying on competitors, while defending competition and dealer rights amid public scrutiny.
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Tively
Cay
Athens
Mery Rockefeller
Eco
Ite Titalary
Anya
Tom
Rockefetler
Treating Red Raspberry Crops For Profits And Orchard Care
Farmers discuss rising demand for red raspberries and cost effective production. Notes on fertilizing with ground bone and mineral mixes, careful weeding, and avoiding excessive nitrogen. Covers pruning, tree form, and selecting varieties for orchards, plus soil suitability and seasonal care.
Poor Man's Lawyer Lewie Chanler for New York Governor
Lewie Stuyvesant Chanler the Democratic nominee for New York governor, a former lieutenant governor born in Newport and a great grandson of Astor, is known as the poor man’s lawyer. He studied at Columbia and Cambridge, practiced in New York City, and often took cases for those unable to pay. He once lived in Ireland and supported Irish self-rule. He married Alice Chamberlain and had two sons. He defended clients without expected fees, saying practice and education aid the poor.
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Newport
Hin Leiilige
Pourte
Chanter
Columbia University
Cambridge University
England
Sears
New York City
Mane Lwyer
Mt Attorney
Chantor
Ireland
Alice Chamberlain
Red Flock
Bowery
Astor
Chan Whee
Cabes
Herman Ridder as German American press figure and Democratic organizer
Herman Ridder, son of German immigrants and longtime Democratic party figure, rose from errand boy to treasurer and manager of the Katholische Volksblatt and founder of the Catholic News. He steered German American journalism, shaping the New Yorker Staatszeitung group and holding influential roles in party committees.
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Haskell Ander
Herman Tudder
New York
Haskell
Oklahoma
New Yorker Studte Zeitung
Hreman Kinder
Ur. Ridder
Kathor Haechen Volksblatt
Catholic News
Don Luis Terrasas Ranch of Mexico Builds Vast Estate
Don Luis Terrasas runs a colossal Mexican ranch 180 miles from the south and 200 miles from the sea, with 1,000,000 cattle and 100,000 homes. His son and wife manage a vast estate famed for gardens and stables, while 2,000 horsemen, shepherds, and hunters maintain operations. He pioneered cattle import from Scotland, rebuilt stock with 6,000 European bulls, and invested in 500,000-dollar irrigation and wells. Fire defense dominates ranch life, with hourly lookouts and elaborate prairie-fire containment tactics. Terrasas, once governor of Chicahtechia, is described as liberal and generous toward workers, father to 12 children, and a central figure in Mexican ranching lore.
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Fee
Mansuron
Terraras
Don Lis
Don Lille
Chichtechia
Mexico
Don Lue
Don Luis
United States
Europe
Don Laie
Ranen
Scotland
Bigbund
Terrasas
Terrazna
Don Lulete
Dou Lule
Cleaning separator avoids bacterial spread by rolling water
The text warns against drying with a cloth after separator parts dry and dirty. It recommends rolling water to rinse and dry rapidly and evenly, which will kill many bacteria and prevent an invoice from being left with a large bacterial load.
When Baking Potatoes In A Very Hot Oven
A kitchen tip suggests lavin potatoes will hurt their wine if baked quickly in a hot oven. Paring one layer from each potato helps. they will not whet and may bake more rapidly.
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New Yorker
Wickson
Burbank
Rhode Ialand
Willams
Sutton
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