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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
8
A partial readable snippet from a historical newspaper page mentions unclear names and events. The legible bits provide limited context and do not reveal a coherent story or outcome.
A newspaper reflection on a pragmatic mother who insists Grace learn to be "it" when her turn comes, arguing daughters must match boys in strength and efficiency to win equal wages and rights, with praise for balanced parenting and female progress. The piece contrasts gentler expectations with a call for independence and equal responsibility.
The U S bureau of chemistry tests many so called flour substitutes not to replace wheat flour but to mix with it in bread making. Substitutes include chestnuts bananas peanuts soybeans peas corn barley oats rye and others totaling about thirty. Satisfactory bread results occur with up to 25 percent substitute to 75 percent wheat flour. Bread with twelve parts boiled potato to nine parts ordinary flour is noted as satisfactory.
Recounting the cost of artificial limbs and implants from exhibitions and catalogs, the piece estimates a reconstructed man at about $500 without heart and brain. It then itemizes prosthetic parts: legs around $150, arms $100, ears with drums $75 each, eyes $30 per pair, noting heart and brain would alter the price.
Howard Beech fired at a deer in his garden in Lee Massachusetts and discovered a second deer struck by the same bullet. He chased the herd into the woods and found one carcass the next day search continues for the other remains Senneuloae
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