International Dry-Farming Congress Opens in Tulsa
The eighth annual International Dry-Farming Congress and Exposition opens October 22 in Tulsa with five pavilions and an extensive display plan. Delegates from many nations including Argentina Australia Austria Hungary China Great Britain India Japan and Russia are expected to attend along with officials from Oklahoma and Canada.
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Tulsa
Okin
United States Department of Mericultura
Oklahomn
Oklahoma
Canada
Republic of China
Russia
Cuba
Cannda
Ecuador
Fayat
Proves
Great Britain
Germany
India
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Palestine
Nay
Persia
Peru
Spain
South Africa
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
Modern Agricultural College
International Congress of Farm Women
Wo Tt
Motherwell
Sabculture
Saskatchewan
John T. Hurne
New Easy Drink Sparks Barrow Town Stir
A Galveston bar keeper recounts a peculiar incident when a well dressed young man asked for claret lemonade, claiming a law barred it, reflecting tensions over a novel drink for poor, drought-stricken workers associated with John Barleycorn followers.
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John Barleycorn
Paddy Morrison
Market Street
Galveston
Texas
Morrison
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Heralded By Satisfied Customer
Mrs Wittarp A GravAm of Bovina Center New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after six years of illness and back pains. She cared for her two children with less pain and urges other women to try the product. The ad promises confidential personal replies from a company woman.
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Bovina Center
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
KineCo
Yan, Mans
Governor McDonald Praises Humor After Burglar Curtain Call
New Mexico Governor William McDonald joked at a banquet about a burglar caught in the act. The burglar, when asked his occupation, replied I am locksmith by trade. The magistrate pressed further and the burglar claimed to be working at his trade as he bolted for the door.
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William
McDonald
New Mexico
Jones
Springs Liver Buttons Endorsement From Hot Springs Ark
A target ad touts Springs Liver Buttons from Hot Springs Arkansas as a universal remedy for liver problems and constipation. The copy claims quick effects and lists headaches indigestion and general waste removal as benefits, pricing at 25 cents a box.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ark
Comes Natural. The Shoemaker as Sole Mate
A fragmented note praises affinity and a shoemaker as the best match. It asserts Mayme’s Mopoplanes offer safety similar to biplanes, highlighting stability and structural strength per an English military board. The text hints at laboring toward distant ideas and mindsets.
Uncertain train delays and odd theater scene reported
A fractured text recounts a crowded train ticket office scene where a worried uncle seeks a ticket for a journey but faces delays and misread boards. The piece also describes a Wichita gathering where a doctor faces zealous crowds and an evangelist sermon ends abruptly.
Repair Man Fails To Visit Customer At Home
A woman called the etsre rician's shop to complain that a repair man OvENt would come to fix her electric ball. He did not appear, she went to the shop again and asked why no one was sent. The employer said he was sent and that the man rang three times with no answer, so he assumed no one was home.
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Etrerician
New York
Compromise Visit Reveals Wormy Breakfast Incident
A western college president visiting a large eastern city samples meals in inexpensive eateries. He points out wormy breakfast to staff and suggests five cents as compensation, prompting a minor kitchen inspection and a local reaction.
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Western College
Mente
Waltreid
Fishing Advice From Horace Greeley Cited In Conversation
After a fire at Tar Lugs musvun, the proprietor tells friends he has a fortune and could retire. Hannum asks what to do while Greeley quips I would go fishing after thirty years of trying to go nothing, a line attributed to Horace Gree.
Rheumatism Cure Booster Ad Ends With Mixed Notes
An advertisement claims Rheumatism Grove Hill Alaska cured a severe rheumatism case and toothache for a wife and friend. It urges belief in the A.K. product by Stringer and notes 25 and 60 cent bottles. A stray dog show exchange appears in the tail.
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Grove Hill
A.K
Stringer
Shading Eyebrows Amid Electric Power Note
A fragment notes shading eyes with a banda Newlah No as Morsemall towns in Norway use electricity heavily due to water power abundance highlighting regional energy reliance.
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Norway
Fragmented OCR Narrative About a Women’s Home Event
A garbled account describes a women’s home run by Mrs Nathanial Thyyer in Masten line, promising a haven for poor workers. Mentions a planned event titled Gen eC Will be watertuined at a thine and care from Mia Nichole, with doctors referenced and questions about generosity and purpose.
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Nathanial Thyyer
Masten
Pancaetur
Mise
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W. R. Motherwell
Eiwater & Fuomraon
Sonnech
Troy
Mayme
Alia
New York 'Tribune
Builein
Willy Sattay
Wichita
Kas
Anand
Doctor
Buntay
Wilk
Jill
Jelle
the Centaur Company
Bears
Castoria
Reve Press
Orien Ee
Udeulete
Tidlown
Lads
Viet Ate
Catiee
Carter
Eer
Oklahoma City
Winchester
Repeater
Ieee Emasteb
Eee
Et Ine
von Ar Hall
Chicago Woolen Mills
Dept
W. Jackson Bird
Chicago
eRenn Mche Cela
Ven
Vieet-Manafield Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
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