Emigration to Canada Sparks Private Campaigns and Motives
A letter to the editor argues that aggressive emigration from the United States to Canada's Western wheat farms has drawn railway and real estate interests into a campaign against Canada. It accuses these interests of biasing newspapers, spreading false letters, and using published statements to deter settlers, while noting that since 1897 about 87,000 Americans moved to the Canadian West and finding real motive in preserving profits for railways and land dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Canada
United Saites
Canadian Northwest
Uns
Vailyay
Foerners
Crank
Fercys
Ueen Mnierailerate
Tnineil
Corpurathin
United States
Cumida
Arentarhoxe Natur
Einawilere
Chix
Fragmented OCR reads like a vintage column fragment
The readable bits mention odors of cloves and a young wife confused by advice from her mother. The text shifts to Revolution era laborers with leathern aprons and a stray reference to Northwestern appointing a college “leur mer.” It includes printer paper tips and old time paring remarks, suggesting a collage of unrelated historical fragments.
Roosevelt and tariffs split GOP as trusts loom large
The article outlines a rift within the Republican Party over tariffs with Seerbers Root leading a push for tariff changes, while Roosevelt shifts stance between free trade and protective measures. It notes Republican leaders, corporate influence, and the prospect of a Congress dominated by trust interests, amid tensions in Boston and national party maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulessy Thige
Si Sebisa
Seergurs Root
Preaiident
Rooggvelt
Iie
Bosh Ton
Ts Wal
Imaciiies
Repu
Mike
Bn Power Sa
Congress
Agnipet Gari
Fragmented Editorial Drifts Across Presidential Critique
The piece criticizes the president and political factions for favoring monopolies and discriminating against the broader public. It argues elites gain from policy while ordinary people bear higher costs, and cites railroads and tariffs as examples. The rhetoric contrasts luxury with perceived public neglect, reflecting partisan tensions of the era.
Water Supply Sketch For Farm Stock Needs Attention
A detailed sketch describes water system components for a farm including a windmill driven supply, house tank, drain lines, a squirrel supply tank, and gutters feeding a stock trough. It notes summer feeding profits, pruning water waste, and the role of reliable water in livestock health and growth, with references to pig feeding and dairy practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faria
Epicurean riffs and kitchen hints from a bygone era
A collage of culinary instructions and home tips. Recipes describe fried croquettes with Spanish peppers and key ingredients, baked apples with crumbs and butter, creamed oysters, custardlike desserts, egg soup, and a chocolate mousse style dish. Practical notes cover vinegar storage, cleanliness, and pot polishing. The tone reflects older newspaper columns offering domestic science and cookery ideas.
Comtry Gems Seldom Beep
A metropolitan jeweler asserts most women with valuable gems rarely wear them in public. He claims nine tenths of jewels seen in New York aristocratic bath rooms are paste, with real stones kept hidden or in safe deposits to avoid robbery while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Veteran's Story Highlights Kidney Ailments at Soldiers' Home
Bath Apr 13 a report on the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home examines veteran health with kidney troubles as the leading ailment. Dodd's Kidney Pills are praised. Ayer from Minneapolis credited with his recovery from Bright's disease after doctors gave up. The piece notes high reliance on the remedy among veterans and mentions broad disappointment with other cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dodd
A. B. Ayers
Minneapolis
Mi Vu
Tink City
Bright
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Fragmented fragmentary 19th century notices and ads
A garbled OCR page shows stray opinions and multiple ads. Listings include Mother Gray’s powder for children, a 25 cent mail order, coin stamping methods, Kool Kitchen stoves, locomotive wheel guides, Winslow's remedies for children, and various unidentified names and places.
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Chicago Chronicle
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Ater
Indlinapalle News
Ballow
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Kerry Seartet
California
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Belek
Agahist
Minne- Mit
New Jersey
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Holt
Firer
Taek
Ilo
Arkitt
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Kevort
Ben
Singleton
L. G. Emery
New Orleans
Big Cone
Mrs. Auletin
Laksa
Iara
Winslow
Robert Barns
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Dr.Caldwell
Oagood
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