Bad Man and the Far West Wild Tale and a Cure
A garbled news item blends a wild west yarn about a dangerous man in Gore Gulley with a comedic social clash and a later note from Lancaster about kidney pills curing diabetes. The piece cites Washington Post style prose and mentions a revived health claim by Remers, with Dodd's Kidney Pills credited as the cure. Names include Remers and Lancaster, with references to diabetes and a dubious adventure anecdote.
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Far West
Heroos
Gore Gulley
Tenderfoot
Washington Post
Lancaster
N. Y
Remers
Mary
Reners
Ether
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Dodd
No Wonder. Favorite writer and bank books humor
A humorous exchange about favorite writers reveals a joke on authors and books including checks and bankbooks. A remark compares hair thickness ranges from twenty fifth to six hundredth part of an inch, noting blonde hair is finer and red hair coarser.
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Chester Park
Bond Eill
Bond Hill
Treasury surplus myth and actual balances explained
The piece debunks claims that the United States Treasury is overflowing with funds. It notes a March 10 surplus of 221,903,361 dollars, with 150,373,210 in banks, leaving 71,530.51 available, after reserving fifty million for ongoing expenses and emergencies and accounting for fractional silver and small coin.
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United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
National Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Trust busting and Wall Street strains threaten Republican hold
The piece argues the Republican administration rests on Wall Street support and would face a trust crackdown only with Knox empowered and funds available. It cites Treasury plans to pay France and Colombia for the Panama Canal, fears over bond sales, and Treasury and Wall Street pressure to ease market panic while Roosevelt seeks renomination.
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Wall Street
Hoon
Treasury
Congress
Colombia
Panama Canal
Shaw
Ups
United States
Henry Blest
Don
Beauvys
Roosevelt
Trousevelt
I Knox
Buu
Yater
Extent of Trust Production Myths Dwindles Fast
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues that the old assurances about economies of scale and benefits from trusts are collapsing. It notes rising prices and shrinking availability of willing spokespeople, and mocks pro trust defenders as economic shysters while quoting Miss Barebgurl on golf as exercise.
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Mar
Economical Manger and Home Garden Ideas in 19th Century Rural Life
A discussion of an inexpensive cattle manger design to reduce feed waste, plus essays on home gardening and the value of growing superior foods. It explores the clever farmer known as a “Mr. Know How,” the benefits of baby beef from calves, and advice on pasture management and timing for turning stock to graze.
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Niys
Donger
Country Life
America
Hutt
Aplal la
Kansas
Jude T
Plowing a Spring Ahead and Poultry Then and Now
Agricultural notes discuss spring plowing strategies for soil, including early sod land plowing to improve drought resistance. Poultry guidance covers when to cull or reuse old hens based on egg output and utility in incubation. A featured potato, Early Norwood, is described for size, form, and cooking quality, with limited quantities.
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St. Paul
Kneh
Practical American Cookery Fragments and Home Tips
A collage of kitchen notes and recipes including cheese croquettes cream sauce and egg yolks, baked cake with sour cream frosting, New Orleans molasses candy, minced tongue crostini, onion roux veal stock and peppermint drops. It also features household hints on starch polish celery batter frying nut salad and house tips like beetroot starch and coal dust bucking for ovens.
Farmers urged to test varieties for potato markets
The St Paul Dispatch notes calls for test variety trials in potato regions. It warns against overstocking and stresses balanced feed, soil fertility, and proper water costs. It mentions German farmers touring the United States for three months to study methods, stock breeding, irrigation, and USDA programs, under the German Agricultural Society in Berlin.
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United Sites
Pacific Court
United States Department of Agriculture
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