World News in Tabloid Form Mixed outbursts from many fronts
A garbled recap of reports covers Corbett Wilson’s failed air crossing near Enniscorthy Ireland, Democratic delegates in Iowa, Titanic rescue proposals, Mexican affairs and Taft notes. It mentions Red Cross efforts, gas mine disasters in Kentucky, Texas flood relief, Turkish Dardanelles moves, and various U.S. legal and political developments with numerous named places and people.
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Corbett Wilson
Enniscorthy
Wexford
England
Wilson
Iowa
Clark
Martine
New Jersey
United States
Senate
Knox
Taft
Americana
Mexico
State Department
Sinaloa
Ohio
Coil Coal ‘Company
Madisonville
Joseph Hollowell
Texas
Lome Dens
Mississippi River
Gov. Colquit
Red A Cross
Dardenelles
Beatrice Wilker
Glebe Express Company
Grand Junction
Morgan
Board of Aldermen
Camden
Ark
Mexico City
Miko Gomez
Madero
Gomez
Gen. Orozco
Julia ©. Lathrop
Chicago
New Children’s Bureau
Miss Lathrop
Jane Addams
Hull House
Board of Charities of Winds
Vassar
Chicot County
Greenville
Miss
New Orleans
Woodrow Wilson
Pétomiac River
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
United States Supreme Court
Terminal Railroad Association of
St. Louis
Terminal Association
Cameronia
Glasgow
Fez
Chung Mun Yew
Yale
Washington
Jackson’s Point
Concordia
Nebraska
Roosevelt
aTft
la Follette
Harmon
Harry
Col. Roosevelt
Yatt
Willard Richardson
Kentucky Penitentiary
John Viola
Beulah
Irkutsk
Siberia
Los Angeles
Sinaia
Constantinople
Forta Kilid-Ul-Bahr
Sedd-Ul Bahr
Dardanelles
Portugal
Senate Finance Committee
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
Montgomery
Ala
Louisiana
Truman
Frisco
Jonesboro
Turkey
Italy
Assim Bey
House
Mississippi
Trautman
Izer
Industrial
Are
Mags
Rence
Andault Toy
Suffragist Heckled at County Fair Feathers Fiery Debate
A garbled column of 19th century quips notes a suffrage speaker being heckled by geese at a county fair. The exchange lampoons the suffrage movement with satire, while other items mock dental decline and racial stereotypes, reflecting era attitudes.
Minstrel Story Quietly Told in Iowa
Al G Field recounts a tale of a show attache who handed out handbills to a lone boy in an Iowa town. The boy earned four quarters and later cried when a man stole one of his printed slips, prompting the minstrel to relay the episode with a lesson on misfortune and trust.
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al G. Field
Iowa
Thanksgiving Psalm and Grape-Nuts Endurance Report
A Terre Haute teacher recounts exhaustion from teaching and appetite loss. After trying Grape-Nuts and cream, she notes reduced hunger after meals, renewed energy, and 15 pounds gained in three months, finishing the year without tonics. The ad-style letter endorses Postum's Grape-Nuts.
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Terre Haute
Ste
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Cost of Horse Labor on the Farm Costs Explained
The University of Illinois asserts horse labor is the largest farm expense. Estimating a work horse costs $120 to $140 yearly, with fixed charges, shelter, feeding, grooming, shoeing, and other items. Minnesota studies show horses work about three hours daily, yielding 12 to 18 cents per hour, suggesting better management to lower costs.
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Minnesota
Agriculture in Country Schools and Rural Training
A discussion from the Agricultural College Extension at the University of Illinois urges cooperative rural education. It argues agriculture should be taught in country schools with community-aligned curricula, practical activities, home project linking, and teacher training to match farm seasons and local resources.
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