Earth's Biggest Farm: The 101 Ranch Story and Millers
Special correspondent recounts the 101 Ranch near Bliss Oklahoma, a vast 87 000 acre operation owned by the Miller brothers Joseph Zachary and George. It uses steam and electricity, hosts three towns and 11 000 apple trees, employs 15000 cattle and 42 harvesters, and runs on meticulous office management by telephone. The piece covers founder George Miller, the land race for Oklahoma settlement, and the ranch’s hospitality to Indians and visitors with a famed melon patch and buffalo herd.
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The Ten Per Cent Tip Idea for Restaurants
A Chicago Tribune discussion on tipping questions in U S hotels and restaurants argues 10 percent may be insufficient or coercive. It weighs impacts on waiters and patrons, compares to British practice, cites incidents and union history, and proposes a universal, debated solution to tipping culture.
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On the River and Far From Home Dreams
A poetic meditation on a night river voyage framed by stars and reflections. The text contrasts the living present with the submerged past, pondering what fate the future holds as the boat rests between heaven and water and the city’s memories drift by. Margret Hobson and other notices mix with ads and local updates from a bustling urban page.
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Advertisements urge Post readers to use its pages
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Unequaled Lavor Bottle Ad Highlights MONK Label Claim
A fragmented ad claims the Lavor brand as unequaled with the MONK label, referencing New York and Kentucky markets. The short snippet emphasizes authenticity and regional appeal, suggesting strong branding without full context.
Tolliver House Chooses Sweetest Stelo Electric Runabout
A Cleveland Plaza dealer hails Tolliver as lucky, praising a dearest little, cutest little electric runabout described with affectionate slang. The misspelled phrases convey enthusiastic praise for a small, stylish vehicle.
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