North Dakota lessons warn against radicalism and heed patience
A dated editorial reviews North Dakota’s shift away from radical actions after farmers built elevators banks and mills to challenge city monopolies. It warns against retaliatory or extreme measures and urges cool calculated progress while noting political shifts and cries over interstate powers and party unity.
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North Dakota
Minneapolis
V. Paul
Fon
Towniler
North Dekotg
Prulent Proposal From The Courier Sparks Debate
A fragment from The Courier discusses a plan to restore male influence in society by providing women with certain nights. It critiques beauty contexts showing photographs of women to lure men, suggesting such images obscure perception and lead men toward exploitation.
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Inter- State Commerce Commission
Washington
Health Talks on Conservation of Vision by John R Huber
Dr Ellice Algier of New York warns that modern lighting can fatigue and damage vision. Overuse under poor health and environmental factors worsens eye strain, while intense gas or electric light and violet rays increase cataract risk. Red and yellow light is best for visual work. proper illumination benefits readers and workers alike. Inquiries to the Health Talks department will be answered in time.
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Ellice M. Algér
New York
Huber
Madeline's Engagement to Real Estate Man Sparks Town Banter
Imogene and Andrew discuss Madeline Newell’s engagement to Samuel Simkins, a flashy real estate operator mocked as Soap-Bubble Simkins. Andrew exposes Simkins as a string of failed ventures from spring shocks to hinges and bubbles, noting the man’s lack of real business success.
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Imogene
Madeline
Simpkins
Helmhead
Soap-Bubble Simkins
Honey
Stockyeompa
Washington
Gates
Rome
Romulus
Reus Buitt
Shtim
Humorous Barbs Turned on Madeline Simkins Rumor
Witty taunts hint at Madeline Simkins婚 future as chatter circulates about marriage to a man with steady work and solid earnings, contrasting with lighter, mocking remarks about her past.
Manners education in schools urged by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron argues for a 20 minute weekly module on good manners in schools. She cites etiquette as key to democracy, noting mothers can help with instruction and that equal breeding opportunities should be state provided. The piece urges adoption to reduce social disparity.
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Teachers Council
Council
Correct English Tent Test Card
Says WAVE FAITH in his integrity. iam going to RECOMMEND him. Tean RELY on him to pay. He ate the REMAINDER of the cake. The bookkeeper adjusted the BALANCE. TAKE STOCK in his integrity. am going to LEG FOR him. Tecan BANK on him to pay. He ate the BALANCE of the i Cane. The bookkeeper adjusted the RE MAINDER.
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Tecan
Iam
Tean
Bram Tests by Sam Loyd and Minutes to Answer This
The puzzle presents a word fitting one blank then beheadings to fit two more gaps, with a playful remark from Velie about the need for such a task. The second item notes a customer receiving change totaling 1000 quatar SH in various denominations: 32 cients, 16 tens, 8 fives, 4 twos, and 2 ones.
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Velie
Nature Notes Answers Rouse Curiosity About Wildlife
The column answers readers questions on a woodchuck attack risk snow snakes and ant and bee navigation. It explains woodchucks are wary, describes a white pine snake noted as snow snake and details experiments on bee homing and beeline orientation. It ends with a fable about Mrs Redbreast and cherry stone soup.
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New Jersey
United States
Rene
Atlantic
Middle States
Fabre
The Sandman Story Part II A Mrs Redbreast Kitchen Scene
Mrs Redbreast prepares a simple kettle soup with pork, onions, potatoes and cherry stones for Robin. He eats eagerly and proclaims it the best soup ever, saying it’s better than his mother’s cooking.
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Robin Red
Robin
Ata
Mather
Dont You Mind The Follies Prophesyin Night
A mosaic of snippets notes a religious refrain urging calm on a hopeful road to light and warning against doom sayers. It cites Prohibition debates and editorial opinions from the era about revenue, temperance enforcement, and economic packing house challenges. Extracts reference Harding cabinet talk and farm storage gluts.
Senator Smoot Accuses Tax Dept Over Prohibition Losses
Davenport Times reports Senator Smoot in the senate accusing the internal revenue service of plans to return up to a billion dollars to liquor interests due to obsolescence of property tied to Prohibition. Frelinghuysen suggests funds could total two to four billion, prompting calls for a formal report and possible congressional investigation.
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Davenport
Smoot
Senate
Internal Revenue Department
Frelinghuysen
Olive Tablets Offer Liver and Bowels Relief
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural liver and bowel stimulant. The copy claims they ease indigestion and stomach troubles by aligning digestion, boosting appetite and energy, and replacing calomel with a vegetable formula mixed with olive oil. Take one or two at bedtime for relief.
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Dr. Edwards
Pape's Cold Compound Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast acting remedy for colds. It promises relief from nasal congestion headache and feverish symptoms with doses every two hours and claims low cost at drug stores.
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Pape
Advertisement Offer For Trial Health Products
An old newspaper ad promotes mail order trial packages from Foley & Co. including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidner Pills for pains and rheumatic symptoms, Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and headaches, with a 5 cent enclosure and return mail details.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Woman Overcomes Suffering with Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Louiss Stoll of Philadelphia describes six years of monthly pain vomiting spells and fatigue. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges other women with cramps headaches nervous spells backache or bearing down pains to try it and write for information.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Louiss Stoll
York St
Mrs. Stoll
Mra. Stoll
Lydia EL Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
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