Western Canada's Grain Boom Draws American Farmers
A Western Canada wheat boom lifts Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta yields with averages around 25 to 35 bushels per acre and reports from Regina and beyond. American settlers describe thriving homesteads, modern homes, and rising fortunes as Canada’s grain lands draw thousands seeking a new life.
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Canada
Dominion
West
Winnipeg
Alberta
Frain
Calgary
Bhoriaus
Delore
Dominion West
Ona Alverte
Fn Tech
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Montana
Morgernton
Alvania
Denver
Alta
Wyoming
Calfornia
Tingland
Ely
Twelys
Muinton
Sasidichewan
Albata
IH Fa
Wilslow
Canadian West
Thea
A. Kaletenbruntey
Regina
Sagkatchewan
Roweau
Drinkwater
Oate
Union
Gore
Thosa
United States
Albert
Roelles
Lefora
Whistling in English Streets Causes Public Nuisance
In England a rising trend of whistling 18 comic notes disrupted daily life. London grocer boys and hotel staff report frequent requests for whistling during errands and in clubs. Officials note the habit as a growing public nuisance.
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England
London
Pn Grocer
Patralg
Premier Ward Charms American Tars On New Zealand Visit
The New Zealand premier George Ward impressed a visiting American fleet with displays of natural wonders and social policies. Sir Joseph Ward, a 61 year old Englishman styled as a baronet, showed the sailors New Zealand’s culture, interiors, geysers, and political system while hosting them for two days.
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Sit Vdosepy
George Ward
New Zealand
Swellenham
Attrapt
Womart
Ward
Joseph
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
Ife
Turkish Ambassador Bumped From Post Amidst Turmoil
Mehmed Ali Bey the Turkish ambassador to the United States has been abruptly recalled by Constantinople as his father Izzet Pasha flees in New York. The elder statesman, once influential with the sultan, is sought by Turkish revolutionists allied with the Young Turkish movement. Mundji Bey named to succeed as charge d affaires, rumors swirl on possible pursuit of the exiled pasha.
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Mehmed Ali Bey
United States
Constantinople
Izzet Pasha
Ue Gtdian
New York
Gotham
Mehmed Ali
Foreign Office
Efors
America
Izzet Pagha
New Yorke
Mundji Bey
Licely
Cowherd Faces Court Review After Missouri Primary
William S. Cowherd who won a plurality in Missouri Democratic governor primary faces court challenges as Walter Ball contests results. Ball cites evidence of fraudulent ballots in three counties while Cowherd swept Kansas City St. Louis and Springfield, reversing the state trend. Cowherd, 48, longtime Kansas City lawyer and former mayor and congressman, received backing from Senator Stone with Gov. Folk urged to aid investigations but he defers to local officials.
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William S. Cowherd
Missouri
Walter Atl
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
Cowherd
State University
Congress
United States
Wiliam J. Stone
Ball
Oftcors
New Municipal Theater To Be Directed By Donald Robertson
Donald Robertson is named director of a new municipal theater project in Chicago inspired by the city’s educational aims. The plan, funded by Art Institute directors and running for 20 weeks at Fullerton Hall, will present classic drama from multiple national traditions without admission fees.
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Donald Robertson
Municipal Theater
Otdeng
An & Weanager
Chicago
Thorn
New Theater
New York
Yuintcipal Playhouse
Fullerton Hall
Chicago Art Institute
Gengon
Robertson
Angember
Art Institute
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Health in Woman's Testimony
A woman reports severe back pain and kidney trouble two years after a fall. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she recovered quickly, gained strength, and regained health, with the product sold for 60 cents a box by Boater-Milburt Co.
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Rana
China
Dean
Boater-Milburt Co
Tuitilo, N
Gist Questions Timing of Marriage
Dialogue features Mr. Manyack debating whether the present month or the last should mark an intended marriage, with Precise Miss Sentimental pressing Milton on definiteness.
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Miss Sentimental
Milton
Mr. Manyack
Cure for Eczema Reported by Montreal Mother
Mme Napoleon Duceppe of Montreal writes that her three daughters suffered itching eczema on their heads and a baby with neck skin folds. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment four to five times, all were cured and the next morning the neck skin trouble disappeared. May 21, 1907.
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Mme
Napoleon Duceppe
Duluth St
Montreal
Que
Too Much Afraid of Dirt In Cleanliness Talk
A Western Christian Science audience hears Mrs Mary G Eddy recount an anecdote about a friend troubled by insomnia. A doctor suggests light meals before bed and milk with biscuits, noting changes since the past. The piece argues society fears dirt too much, favoring cleanliness over contact with earth.
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Mary G. Baker Eddy
Mentally Sound Comedy Exchange
A sharp exchange unfolds as a proud beauty scorns a suitor who quips about his mind and looks. She sneers at marrying a “dried up” man while he jokes about being in the wrong body and ready to leave for his hat.
Postum Beverages Promised Health Benefits Debated
An old testimonial extols Postum as a coffee substitute with no caffeine and health benefits. The letter claims relief from headaches and gall colic after four years of use and invites readers to consider the product as a reason for well-being.
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Postuy Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Trade mark protection and counterfeit goods risks cited
The article warns that when manufacturers brand goods they bear responsibility for counterfeit copies and theft of life products. It cites National Lead Company white lead testing offers as proof of purity and describes tests sent from New York. It also notes a minor scene on a car and a timber testing project collaboration between Tolaho University and the U.S. Forest Service in Idaho for bridge, rail, and paving use.
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Nacionai Lead Company
New York
Woodbridge Building
University of Tolaho
United States Forest Service
Idaho
Tesla
Thoreau's Sensible Answer and Distracting Notices
Thoreau speaks softly on deathbed faith while a Calv inistic friend asks about his peace with God. The text also references gossip and a faulty ad for guns and hides with catalog notice and a Winslow soothing syrup pitch.
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Thoreau
Trermit Thoreau
Eleury
God
John
Ted
Woman Endorses Pinkham's Compound For Female Ailments
A Denver woman Mrs A Gregory praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of illness from tomalu troubles and unsuccessful medical advice. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges other women with backache nervousness and periodic pains to try it. The ad touts the product as a thirty year old standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and dizziness.
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Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence Bt
Denver
Col
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
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