Minneapolis Roadline Schedules Low Round Trip Fares
First and third Tuesdays in the month the Minneapolis stee railroad offers round trip fares to points in the northwest south southwest southeast and other states. Fare is one plus 2 and less with privileges. Tickets to points in the United States listed. For rates and full particulars call agents or address A B Calta G P and TA Minneapolis.
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Anouth
Minneapolis
Stevie Rivilroad
Northwest
South
Soutwest
Southeash
Tekets Wold
Pointn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Arizona
Arkan- Colorado
Tdaho
Tadian Perbray
Flows
Kannas
Louisiana
Alpska
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Utah
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wyoming
Calta
Seeds and Bulbs Bring Garden Beauty This Spring
The spring season inspires housewives to plant seeds and bulbs with popular old fashioned hollyhocks cosmos and asters. Poppies sweet-pear and gastardiums bloom through September as asters grow larger and more impressive each year.
Shaved stallions lined up for 1907 Iowa season at Estherville
A list of standard bred stallions to stand at A T D Rose barn Estherville Iowa including Franklin Audubon 5 years bay 16 hands 1200 pounds by J J Audubon 2 19 sire of Audubon Boy Nanny Audubon dam Roberta A full sister to Buvetta and Honey H Howard Yorke by Mighty Onward dam Kentucky Prince and Hambertonian Pathologist by Bolsire 2 18 son of Electricioneer and Beautiful Bell dam of 1im by 2 30 dam by Jarron Wilkes Aliso two Porcheron stallions ARMANDO brown 8 years old Jane 25th weight 1650 owned by I J McMillian Rock Rapids Docile Clack Y years old May 80 weight 1700 Registration acknowledged by Iowa Department of Agriculture and certificates posted for public inspection Invitation to inspect the horses.
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A. TD
Toll
Estherville
Town
Franklin Audubon
J. J. Audubon
Audubon Boy
Nanny Audubon
Texas
Roberta A
Buvetta
Honey H
Howard Yorke
Mighty Onward
Vewig
Kentucky Prince
Hambertonian
Bolsire
Eleetioneer
Beautiful Bell
Department of Agriculture
State of
Iowa
Moorek
Munry. King
Limit of Waddses at Palm Beach Beach Club Dinner
At the Palm Beach Beach Club dinner Oakleigh Thorne of New York amused with a tale about a theatrical manager who wrote to his leading man after a new Melo drama. He said the performance was so bad that fourteen deadheads asked to have their names removed from the free list. A Brooklyn church minister warned against local evils, debating whether the greater wrong is the Brooklyn bridge or a bridge in Brooklyn, provoking silent laughter from the audience.
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Palm Beach
Oakleigh Thorne
New York
Thorne
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Epigramged warning about prolix speeches at Harvard
Dr William F Anderson of New York recalled Harvard humor in a brief address. The line compared a long speech to a wheel with the longer the spoke the greater the fire. The quip warned speakers not to be too prolix in a vivid campus anecdote.
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Harvard
William F. Anderson
New York
Women Working in German Trades and Professions
In Germany three women are employed as chimney sweeps seven 88 gunsmiths 19 as brass and bell founders 147 as coppersmiths 379 as farriers and nailers 309 as masons eight as stonecutters 2 000 in marble stone and slate quarries. In all 6 600 000 women can earn their living in trades and professions.
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Germany
Jack the Giant Killer Sleeps With Boots On
In a quirky tale, Jack the Giant Killer endures confusion after reaching bed in an invisible coat. His wife notes missing seven league boots left on the stairs, hinting that even magic may fail on lodge nights.
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John
Jack
Napoleon’s Throne on Display at Fontainebleau Palace
France once a republic but cherished monarchy with splendor. The most notable throne, made for Napoleon, is still shown today at Fontainebleau palace. It is draped in crimson velvet and gold embroidery, set on a three step dais.
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Napoleon
France
Fontainebleu
Peculiar Farma Near Los Angeles Man Runs Small Farm
In the south possum farms are numerous and gourd farms also. Near Los Angeles California a Frenchman named Vernothas runs what is probably the only small farm in the United States. He ships his output nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Vernothas
Snall
United States
States by cranberry bog acreage across New England era
Massachusetts runs about 6000 acres of cranberry bogs and New Jersey and Wisconsin each about 8000 and 6000 acres. Rhode Island ranks next in area followed by Connecticut and New York with several other states kun 1 to 50 acres.
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Woman's Way at Afternoon Party Causes Headache Impression
A quip notes it is rare for a woman to have a headache from cake at an afternoon party without seeming to be fawning for her husband, as cited by the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison Globe
Among the Others Hyker and Pyker Dialogue
Hyker says you seem unconcerned about your business failure. Pyker responds that he has turned it over to his creditors, implying debt settlement or loss management.
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Hyker
Pyker
Crematorium for Europeans opens in Calcutta
The Times of India notes the completion of a European crematorium in Calcutta, claimed as the first east of Suez. The piece contrasts with the Atlantic Monthly essay by Prof. Eoward A. Rosa on the open door and thoughts on hell.
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Calcutta
The
Times of India
Suez
Hell
Prof
Eoward A. Rosa
Atlantic Monthly
That's the Question Dr Koehler’s Breath Photographing Machine
Dr. Koehler of Wiesbaden unveiled a device to photograph human breath. The report notes its novelty and raises curiosity about whether the apparatus accurately captures exhaled air, inviting scrutiny of its method and potential applications.
Deep Desert Sand Depths in Sahara Revealed
The Sahara's sand depth averages 80 feet, with some regions measured at 300 feet below the surface.
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Sahara
Preparation for the Future Quote by George Macdonald
A brief note quotes George Macdonald saying the best prep for the future is the present well seen to. The aphorism emphasizes mindful action today as the seed of tomorrow.
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Q George Macdonald
Fragmented OCR: light brave gray eyes and value quotes
The readable fragments mention eye color traditions and a claim that a man is valued at age 24 by his country. It references the first spectacles made by an Italian in 1899 and notes about bombshells produced in Holland around 149%. The text is garbled and lacks coherent structure.
Mystery of Femininity in Fashion Imagery
The piece argues that male readers cannot fully grasp women’s dress and vanity. It laments society’s advertisement era and asserts men rarely understand fine fabrics like chiffon or crepe de chine.
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Vanity Fair
No More Plodding and the Rise of Quick Wealth
A T P Weekly opines on superficiality and self-esteem fueling a rush to wealth, condemning plodding as outdated. It argues haste breeds falsehood and heartlessness as people seek money without labor.
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T. P
Early wakeful author hid Waverley work at Abbotsford
Suspicion that Sir Walter Scott authored the Waverley novel lingered as guests at Abbotsford slept. But Scott had already completed his daily writing before his hosts rose, escaping notice and preserving the mystery.
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Walter Scott
Abobteford
Devices of Defenas and the moor hen defense
A London Living Standard remark extols the moor hen as a perfect defensive device. The bird dives to water under an overhang leaving only its bill, resembling a fallen leaf. Even at six feet, it remains still, sure the feint will succeed.
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London
Persian tale of a man’s pious recitation
A short fable about a mosque reciter whose harsh voice annoys worshippers. When asked if he is paid for praying, he says he recites for Allah. In response another man urges him to stop for Allah’s sake. The exchange highlights humility and devotion.
Thought They Were Grown at Thanksgiving Dinner
A guest at a Thanksgiving dinner jokes about country friends raising their own turkeys. The four-year-old daughter asks where they get the seed, prompting a humorous moment about feeding and growing poultry.
One Impossible Sky-Scraper
An ingenious statistician calculates that a flat block dwelling with 60 apartments per floor and five people per family would need about 16,000 stories to house Greater New York's entire population, illustrating the scale of urban crowding.
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Greater
New York
The Pernicious Salt Habit News Flash
Dr. H. W. Wiley announces official health statistics showing a 29 percent rise in salt consumption compared with 25 years ago and a 30 percent increase in kidney diseases recently. The report emphasizes a public health warning regarding dietary salt.
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H. W. Wiley
Jamaica's Scenic Roads and Vehicle Law Spotlight
A travel note extols Jamaica as a land of good roads and respectful motorists. It highlights new sights and mentions a motor vehicle law with specific speed limits, portraying the island as an ideal driving destination.
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Deal Country
Jamaica
Strange restriction on king bans hearing Commons debate
The king of England cannot listen to a House of Commons debate, denied admission to the legislative chamber despite being sovereign. The text contrasts this with a note on beauty from Marcus Aurelius, stating true beauty is self-contained and praise is irrelevant.
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King of
England
House of Commons
Legislative Chamber
Marcus Aurelius
Recipe for Happiness in Quiet Rural Life
A reflective piece celebrates simple duties and pursuits. It extols watching corn grow and blossoms unfold, working with plow and spade, reading, thinking, loving, and praying as the path to happiness. The tone echoes pastoral contentment and timeless virtue.
Choice of the Politician and Italian Idioms
The text notes that the average politician tends to favor the bandwagon over the choo choo when making final choices. It also explains Italian coachmen signals for starting and stopping horses with exclamations An and E e e e.
Btill Another Kind Wheels Disease Declared
A Washington Post remark notes an alleged disease called circular insanity or wheels. The quote suggests skepticism about the term and its validity in medical discourse.
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Washington Post
Knowledge Not Desired in Foreboding Quote by Acachyna
A quoted line from Acachyna on choosing ignorance over foreboding wisdom. The remark contrasts desire for knowledge with reluctance toward unsettling insight, framed as a thoughtful personal stance.
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Acachyna
Love and Marriage Theme Prompts Caution Before Vows
A Puck quote highlights how love and marriage ideas can mislead before vows, suggesting prudence and planning improve outcomes later. The remark reflects on decisions affecting relationships and future happiness.
Lad May Get Hero Medal For Daring Rescue
Philadelphia reports 13-year-old William Lechler may receive a Carnegie medal for saving 6-year-old William Welsh from drowning near Falls of Schuylkill Hill. Lechler dived twice, freed the boy from a rock, and with aid from Dr. David Boone, the child survived after two hours of resuscitation efforts.
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Philadelphia
Citiens
Manayunk
Carnegie
William Lechler
William Welsh
Hemes
Sohuy Hill
Reading Railroad
Lechler
David Boone
Mfe
Auto thief steals nightly rides with sweetheart
Des Moines Iowa reports Robert Stavens nineteen only long term prison risk and false fortune tale. He stole autos each night to take his sweetheart on country spins and abandoned the cars after rides. Detectives tracked him after a clue from a garden sweet pea led to his arrest as he prepared to start another theft.
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Des Moines
Robert Stavens
Atevens
H. M. Trisler
Atevena
Stevens
Hair Cut Costs Him Home at MCA Swim Meet
At the Missouri Athletic Club's pool the two men nicknamed The Two Macs, McCarthy and McIntosh, share duties day and night and resemble each other closely. After McCarthy had his hair shaved, McIntosh followed suit, only to fear his wife’s reaction to the loss of his long hair.
Simple home exercise device praised for health gains
A Boston Transcript note describes a simple four by two inch wooden block with a one inch hole and two canes forming a home training device. Users stand with arms extended and shoulders pressed back to strengthen posture and breathing, with optional metal rods for variation. The author claims it is practical, hygienic, and could reduce disease.
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J. R. Winchip
Boston Transcript
Care of Turkish Rugs and Home Recipes
To care for Turkish rugs leave them on the floor in summer with weekly brushing and fresh air. For soiled rugs wash yearly or- two. small rugs wash at home with cold water soap and a scrubbing brush. Rinse well and air dry. use a bone to aid rinsing. Harriot Beane with Parsley offers a bean dish recipe. To remove rust stain stretch over a bowl and moisten with salts of lemon. rinse the affected area in warm water.
Mildews and Linen Cleaning Tips From a Tilted Page
Short obscure tip advises rubbing mildew stains with soap and chalk then scrubbing on linen, pressing article onto grass, dampening as stains dry to help the mark vanish. The fragment hints at household laundry guidance from an old newspaper snippet.
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Vindicator
Republican Drive
Reigi Gine
Holland
Puck
Howard Graves
Tamha Hoprort
Emmet County Land, and Abstract Co
Estherville, Iowa
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Bank OF Estherville
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