Interesting Number Farmer and Breeder Holiday Number
An annual holiday number features a buffalo on the front, two color printing, and a bound stock and farm scenes cover. It includes practical articles by experts like Prof Thea Cooper University of Minnesota on modern farm management, Frank Peek USDA on practical reading problems, Prof W H Stevenson Iowa Agricultural College on commercial fertilizers, Prof HW Smith Nebraska on feeding silage to beef cattle, and J H S Johstone on heredity and environment in stock breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Trond Weyl
Prof
Thea
PL Cooper
University of Minnesota
Frank A. Peek
Department of Agriculture
W. H. Stevenson
Towa Agricultural Collage
Vrof
HW. Smith
University of Nebraska
J. HS. Johuatone
Meritol Rheumatia Powders Claim Uric Acid Neutralizer
A historical advertisement asserts Rheumatism stems from uric acid in the blood and promotes Meritol Rheumatiai Powders as an easy to take and effective remedy to neutralize and eliminate the uric acid from the system. It credits J. J. Klopp as the endorsement source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Klopp
Lettering In Gold For Holiday Feather Goods
A brief ad noting offerings of lettering in gold and feather goods by The Winchester and Republican firm. Teaches to bring any holiday work for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Republican
Merital Hair Tonic Offered With Refund Guarantee
A druggist authorized by the American Drug and Presa Association offers Merital Hair Tonic with a satisfaction guarantee or a refund of the purchase price. The endorsement notes strong confidence in the preparation by J. J. Klopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Drug & Presa Association
J. J. Klopp
Indigestion cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills
W Evens of Danville Va reports heartily cured indigestion after two years of severe dyspepsia by Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad touts liver kidney relief constipa tion headaches and general vitality, with pills priced 26 cents. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Giniurent for back and chest pains and a note about carbon paper and typewriter ribbon supplies from The Vindicator and Republican Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Evens
Danville
Dr. King
Ss. Oh
Flavia's Lullaby Echoes in Family Dinner Debate
In a tense gathering, Flavia declares her happiness centers on her own child and circle of friends while Eric Hope challenges her view. The exchange turns sharp as Tom Nicholson and Connie navigate shifting loyalties and the fate of the infant in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ransom
Eric Hope
Alsent
Bla
Flavin
Prin Hope
Flavia
Mr. Hope
Camile
Tom Nicholson
Bear
Tom
Connie Nicholson
Thomas, Jr
Connie
Nicholson
Plavia
Blavia
Connia
Elma
Hope
Flavia and the baby mystery under a moonlit storm
Flavia, longing for a night off, contemplates sacrifice to stay with her infant. A stealthy man enters during a rainstorm, and Flavia lulls the child in a pink-clad nurse with a mysterious plan about a clothes basket. The storm shifts the tale toward hidden motives and whispered secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavia
Congale
Tom
Saving Pennies from a City Bank Line
A national bank teller describes pennies as an informal savings industry among many women. Regular customers exchange copper coins for bank notes daily, storing pennies in wooden or pasteboard boxes. Women save pocket-coin finds to buy hats and lace without asking husbands, and one regular customer even saves four and five hundred coppers by rule of collecting as many as possible.
Spread of Species in Remote Ponds
Harper's Weekly notes how identical life forms appear across distant locales. Fresh water mollusks travel via water fowl and insects, carried on feet, toes, and legs for long distances, explaining widespread distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturaliat Io
Harper's Weekly
Shoshone Falls Dog Hero Survives Over The Falls
A red collie named Shep survived a plunge over Shoshone Falls Idaho after being tossed into the cavern by a hotel owner. The dog emerged on a submerged rock and was rescued by his grateful master amid the falls that tower 220 feet above the canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Falls
Idaho
Shep
Shoshone
Bnake River
Niagara Falls
Misfit Visitor Tries Missionary Talk Aboard Steamship
A sightseeing visitor in San Francisco harbor aboard the Argonaut spoke to a Chinese deck hand in broken English proposing to learn Chinese and educate a Chinese boy and girl. The Chinese sailor coolly replied that the attempt would likely fail, then moved away as the woman fled in frustration. The piece notes she had recently graduated and was returning to China.
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China
Hogs Prove Witty Travelers Taste Turnip Sandwiches
An easterner on a southern rail journey recalls a boy selling sandwiches at noon. Travelers discard ham turns into turnips, drawing razorback hogs that learn the train’s route to snatch discarded fare, while the conductor notes the hogs’ precision within a yard or two.
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Outekirta
Destructive Brine Well Near Onondaga Creek
A brine well about fifty feet in diameter has broken through the earth on the west bank of Onondaga Creek, fifty feet from the bank. It overflows into the creek with a flow enough to fill an eight inch pipe, killing hundreds of trout and causing land subsidence of about 75 feet while destroying nearby trees. Newark Courter reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
Onondaga Creek
Newark Courter
Night disturbance as Chuffer’s song rattles Brisbane stairs
Angry Siffleigh in Queensland hears a downstairs ruckus described as howling. A snower reports Mr. Chuffer singing Love Me and the World Is Mine. Biffleigh mutters urging care andTODO about the foolish young asa and big property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siffleigh
Qld
Bufleigh
Eyal
Snower
Mr. Chuffer
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Siew City
Howard Graver
James Esprart Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville,owa
Letida
Estherville State Bank
Anderson Drug Go
Vindicator and Kepultican Co
Aitkin County
Minnesota
Catryman's Paradise
Park
Twin Cities
Duluth
Tsaneseeker
Wolvio
Ouluth
Mino
Bank of
Estherville
H. Rhodes
Lowa
Dorothy Douglas
Drake
Conde
Edna
Wavia
Dascing
Miss Ransom
Miss Ransone
Western Electric Telephone System
Ient
Iowa
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