Harvest Yields Boost Farmers Amid High Wheat Prices
The Western Kansas World notes wheat harvests in the prairie states above average with strong prices promising higher farmer income. Total U.S. wheat is up 40 million bushels from last year but still 60 million below the prior season, suggesting limited value losses. Corn prospects look bright in tremor states, with minor crops generally generous and prices favorable. Charles Moreau Harger cites a hearty year fostering independence and stable industry impact across ventures.
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Prairie
Charles Moreau Harger
American Review of Reviews
A Merry Heart and News From Around the World
An unsigned column urges a cheerful countenance to spread peace and joy, while discussing suffrage debates in the United States and England. Reports note promising Irish mineral prospects in Donegal, warnings of a Nile flood, a Cambridge hair-loss lawsuit, suffragette activity in London, and two female doctors serving as ship priests on Mediterranean liners.
Origins and evolution of Thanksgiving through ages
A sweeping survey tracing Thanksgiving from ancient harvest rites in Egypt Greece and Rome to English Harvest Home, Dutch and Puritan practices in New England. It notes early American observances dating from 1623 in Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay, the 1631 Lyon voyage for supplies, and the shifting dates until 1689 amid political and religious changes.
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Tabernacles
Solomon's Temple
England
Hans
Gretchen
Spain
New World
America
Massachusetts
Gov
Winthrop
Lyon
Isle of Shoals
Anesty
Boston
Plymouth Colony
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New England
Plymouth
Philip
Thanksgiving in a Nation of Wealth and Greed
A reflective poem tracing Thanksgiving from Pilgrim liberty to modern wealth. It contrasts religious ideals and civic virtue with wealth, power, and corporate influence, criticizing moguls who shape law and society while ordinary citizens struggle for rights and fairness.
Pepperpot Kick Off Bill Sparks Salesman Dispute
The note describes a quarrel over a bill related to Pepperpot and a salesman named Litewate who reportedly caused trouble or turned someone away, leaving the speaker upset and accusing him of being duped.
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Holesale
Litewate
Cuticura Relieves Severe Hemorrhoids and Itching
Patient from Hopkinton recounts a long battle with hemorrhoids and eczema before using Cuticura products. After a month of ointment and suppositories plus daily use over three months, he reports fair health and reduced symptoms, saving money on prior treatments. Date April 26, 1907.
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J_ HL Henderson
Hopkinton, N
Rioting Words Echoed in a Street Confrontation
A fragmentary exchange reveals speculative bravado as one speaker challenges another about pursuing wealth and social pursuit. The tone hints at conflict and social satire rather than a clear event or outcome.
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Careful Bottle
Notice urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the signature of 3 and to ensure the product has been in use for over 30 years. It emphasizes the familiar promise You Have Always Bought and reminds readers that you may not meet again in life.
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Mfe
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
A historical ad copy extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. Letters from women claim avoidance of surgical operations and successful recovery after using the product, noting relief from troubles, inflammation, and other conditions in a period-appropriate promotional style.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Barbara Base
Kingman, Co
Antion
Lynte Pinkham
Lytia E
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