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The Secret Of Human Society.

II is only because each man is SO
different from his fellows that we are
able to endure one another's com
pany.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-02-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BKOMo Quinne Tablets Drug
RisJs refund mOnay II IL fails to cure e "
GROVES signature is on each box. 26c,
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always brag about something thA
doesn't interest you in the leastf
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The Way Of II.

The Way Of It.
Knicker-Does he pay as he goes?
Bocker-No; he goes as he doesn',
pay.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-02-15

Too many blows will extinguish the
light of love.
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lOtai ............:... ....... ........ @l w
All for l2c postpaid in order to intro
duce our warranted seeds, and if you
viii send l6c we will add one package of
Berliner Earliest Caulifower, together
with our mammoth plant, nursery stock,
vegetable and farm seed and tool catalog.
This catalog is mailed free to- all in
tending purchasers. Write to-day.
John A. 6alzer Seed Co., Box w, Ia
Crosse. Wis.
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4 Bio Bargain for u Cents Postpaid.

The year OF 1906 was one of prodgal
plenty on our seed farms. Never before
did vegetable and farm seeds return such
enormous yields.
Now we wish to gain 100000 new Gus
toners this year and hence offer for l2c
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
MANY JUNIORS roo LATE.

Since the voting contest closed we
have received many ballots from the
Stardy" Juniors. OF course these bal
lots were thrown away and the send
ers will not receive postal cards. To
get the benefit from contest you
must comply with all the rules.
We are sending out the souvenir
postals today for the recipes, letters
and stories which have appeared dur
ing the past two weeks. When Jun
Tor does not receive a postal it is be-
cause the correct address was not
given. Many of the Juniors failed to
put their address on the ballots, con-
seqnently they will not receive pos
tails.
Remember, dear Juniors, when writ
ing to use one side of the paper only,
sign your name In full, give your age
and correct address. In fact, you
must put your name and address on
everything you send in. The editor
has a separate box for the stories, re-
cipes and letters. We would never
get through our work if we had to
sign the Juniors names to their work.
We hope that the ''tardy" Juniors
will follow the rules of the contest
hereafter. Do not be disappointed IL
your letters do not appear for several
weeks after they are sent In. Eech
ones turn will come in time.
Many of the out of town Juniors
have. not Acknowledged their prizes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

She had one little sister one year
old
Almost every day she would go to
her fathers blacksmith shop and
pound nails in everything she could
find.
She was very anxious to help her
father with his work.
One day her mamma sent her down
to get some meat for dinner; she was
gone for long time, and when she
returned her mother inquired, why
were you gone so long, Verona?' and
she said, Il went in the furniture
store to buy some furniture. because
there was some pretty chairs in t.
window" One day her uncle asked,
Verona. are you democrat or repub-
lican?'' "Oh. am Methodist" she
replied.
think this is cute for child so
young.
Yours respectfully,
Vermirh Sherman, age Ii.
Birmingham. Iowa.
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"WlLL CALL YOU TAG-TALE."

| have little brother. His name is
Theodore Luther Reese. He was three
years old on October 10. He is three
feet high, weights forty pounds, has
dark brown eyes, brown hair and rosy
cheeks. He goes to church and Sun
day school, but docs not go to day
school. He plays church and Sunday
school at home some times. He sings
and reads, then he tells us to keep
still while he bows his head and prays.
He had the scissors the other day
and was cutting his finger nails. My
sister told him to be careful and he
said 81 saw lady cutting her toe
nails on her fun, and she wasn't care
full, neither"
My sister was playing with MIN and
she called him tag-tale. He said:
What do you call me tag-tale for"
and she said. Because little kid
like you is always following me
around Then he said, well when
me gets a big boy and you get a little
kid me will call you tag-tale.
Wishing the Junior success,
Olive Reese,
Ottumwa, la.
r. F. d. No. 8.
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The Cutest Thing
The Baby Eper Said
"eivE ME A DlMk OF. WATER

Courier Junior. l have one brother
and his name is Franklin Gerald Hun
ter. He was born in Wapello county,
Adams township, on President Roose-
velt's birthday, Oct. q, 1902. There
fore he is four years old. He is light
cpmplexioned, height three feet, five
inches, mas blue eyes and light curly
hair. He is going to go to school next
fall He has not been going to church
lately as>the roads have been so bad
the last few days. He helps me get
in the wood, feed the chickens and
gather eggs, He knows about all of
his letters, He has been to school one
day. He talked out loud part of the
time. When he wants drink he says
Give me a dink or water" He
makes many funny and cute remarks.
+ will close for this time.
Winfred Hunter,
Age 10. Blakesbnrg, la.
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21, 1925. Congress.
George Washington was born Feb.
ruary %, 1882 He was the father of
his country.
George Frederick Handel was born
February %, 1856. He was a must.
cians
George William Curtis was born
February "a, 1924
Frederick Adelung was born Febru-
airy 25, 1868. He was a German phil
ologist.
Victor Hugo was born February 26,
1902
Hon. William Mckinley, Jr.. was
born at Niles, Ohio, February 26, 1874.
He was elected governor of Ohio Nov.
1891
Henry w. Longfellow was born Feb
ruary 81, 1907. He was a writer Of
great books.
Hon. Russell A. Alger was born in
Medina county, Ohio, February 81,
Michigan as a republican in 1884
Hon William Bourke Cochran was
born February 20, 1854; admitted to
the bar 1876. Elected as democrat
to the 50th congress.
John Bryon was born on the 20 Of
February, 1892.
P. s.. Thank you for my souvenir
postal
Retta Ruark,
Pennington, Ia
Age 9. r. F. d. No. 8.
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THE SOUVENIR PosTALs.

We will send a souvenir album 10
the first Junior who has twenty-five
cards sent by the Courier Junior. Even
if you are working in the grand con-
test you can work in the souvenir
postal card. We are publishing many
of the old letters today and each of the
writer's will receive souvenir card.
We are also publishing the recipes
and these little contributors will got
postals. We want more recipes, but
you must send only one recipe at a
time. Each recipe hereafter must be
accompanied by little story or let
ter. If Junior fails to receive a
postal when his or her letter is pub
Hshed, it is the Juniors fault because
the correct address was not given.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
May Blossom Cake

Cream, three-Quarters OF cup OF
butter. with one Of sugar, add ono half,
cupful Of sweet milk and two cupfulsl
Of flour; then beat separately the yolka
and whites Of ten eggs and after beat
ing throughly together add to the cake
the mixture. stir In two teaspoonfula
of baking powder and lastly q cupful
white icing and place around meats
on top to suggest blossoms.
Picked Peaches
Stick three or four cloves In each
peach, make syrup Of two pounds oil
sugar to one pint OF vinegar, boil,
peaches In syrup until tender then can.
The same recipe is good for pears. =
Yours truly,
*, Edith Carr. age 8 \.
pt.umwa, Ia, !
r. r. No s.
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err was little he was playing with
some young chickens Mamma was
In the door watching him. The old
hen was standing around the corner
and as he went to pick UP one chicken
it happened the old hen stepped around
the corner and flew at him. He ran
to mamma and said, 81 fot would,
ven I fot | wouldn't" He was two
years old and had brown hair and
brown eyes. Another funny saying
was that my uncle and aunt We're gin
the hay loft and he was down stairs.
They were throwing peanut shells
down. They hit my brother and he
said, Quit FROM them bells at me-
Bonnie Beatrice Sayles, age TO-.
All Church St. Ottumwa.
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The Courier Junior
Published by
THE COURIER PRINTING co,
oTTuMwA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEVEREAUx.
EDITOR.
THE MARcH CONTEST.


Dear Juniors. The March contest
has started out splendidly. We nave
some excellent contributions for to-
days paper. We want all the Juniors
to enter this contest, the rules fol
which follow:
$50 = . Z
= No doubt each Of you know
: some funny remark and wise say
y Ing OF little child, perhaps your
brother, sister or little friend.
{ Well, IL you do, why write nice
: decription of this little child, tell
: ing all about him or her Give the
= age, the color Of eyes and hair and :
= height. Whether he or she goes
= to church or school and where
= born. In fact, write anything you
want to. Your story must not
contain more than 800 words. The
= contest Is open at once and will
continue throughout March. Be-
sides giving prize for the wisest !
saying or the cutest remark, we
will give prize for the best de-
= scription.
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ed two cakes, am going to make
some candy this afternoon. l like TO
go to school when ] am we'll. have
not gone to school this winter, be-
cause l was sick. We are going to
build In Farson and have furnace
put under our house. We are going
to have eight rooms. My mamma Is
washing the dishes. like to wash
dishes and sweep.
have a horse. Her name is Nellie.
She is black, I have got big doll,
and | have doll house and three dolls
live In it. MY little niece has a doll.
She broke it this morning. We got the
Junior page this morning. ] am al
ways glad when it comes. My little
niece was five months old yesterday,
and has eleven teeth. My little niece
got a bell, mug and dress and pair
Of shoes for Christmas and my mamma
got handkerchief, crumb- tray and q
dish for Christmas. am always glad
when Christmas comes. My niece has
just gone to sleep on the sofa We
got lots Of flowers Mamma haa five
little chickens. / tie my dog up every
night.
My little niece can climb I'D into q
chair and get down. She can say nine
words We get the Courier Junior on
Friday and the, Chicago Junior on
Saturday. / take reading, history,
physiology grammar, spelling, geoEe
raphy, arithmetic and writing I have
lots of fun with my dog. have brown
hair and gray eyes. will be glad
when spring Games.
(, AS my letter is getting long, will
close, wishing the Junior success.
Hazel Adams. age is,
Competine, Iowa.
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4, 1902. He published addresses, etc
G. b. Haw was born February S,


G. B. Haw was born February S,
1872. :
Hon. John B. Gordon was born in
Epson county, Ca, February 8, 1899.
He was elected to the United States
senate as a democrat In 1872.
Charles Dickens was born February
81, 1872. He is the most popular Of
English novelists.I
William Sherman was born Febru-
airy s, 1920 He graduated at West
Point In 1910.
Hon. Charles r. Henderson was born
in Philadelphia, Pa, February 9, 1874
He was elected to the United States
senate as a republican.
William Henry Harrison was born
in Ber5ley county, Charles City, Va,
February 9, 1773. He was president
March 4, 1871.
Charles Lamb was born February
10, 1875 He was poet.
Daniel Boone was born February
IL, 1735. He was known as the father
Oh Kentucky.
Abraham Lincoln was born In Har-
din county, Kentucky, February 10,
1909. He was president during the
civil war
S. q. Mudd was born February 10,
1858.
Winfield Scott Hancock was born
February IA. 1924. He served on from
tier duty in the Mexican war.
Cyrus H. Mccormick was born Feb
ruary Is, 1909.
Henry Watterson was born Febru-
airy 16, 1910.
]. Howell was born February IT,
| 1857.
George Peabody was born February
lis, 1895.
Edgar Allen Poe was born February
10, 1909. He was a great writer.
Joseph Jefferson was born February
20, 1929. He was an actor.
| John B. Hays was born February
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

Bee-son. I don't like the heards of it. !"
He meant that he din't like the sounds
of 1t. This little boys name is Rowe
Hinsey,
He was born in Ottumwa, Iowa Feb.
8, 1908, and lived a while on Wapello
street, but now lives on East Wood
land avenue.
He is three feet and four inches
high, weighs thirty-two pounds, has
short white nair, fat round cheeks and
eyes, blue and bright as stars, He is
full of fun and likes to play all the
time.
s He does neither go to school or Sun.
day school, but is on the Cradle roll
of the First M, b. Sunday school. He
will so to the Lincoln school when
he is five years old
He has one brother, who goes to
scnool now.
He has no sisters at all.
He has a dog for a playmate. His
name is Blossom.
Helen Rowe,
Age 8. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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and learned his lessons we'll. He was
three years old when he was sent to
school. He went to many other
school.
Longfellow first poem was "Mr.
Finney's Turnip.
When ne was fourteen, he entered
college and was there until nineteen
years old. Then his father wanted him
to be lawyer, he did not get to be a
lawyer but he became professor. His
best poems at this time were April
Days" and woods in Winter" When
ne was a professor over year he
married a young lady named Mary
Potter.
Girls were better off at home doing
housework in those days. They were
a very happy pair.
Mr.. Longfellow and wife went to
Europe, but she was not we'll and
finally died.
Minnie O'Dean. age z,
Bldon, Iowa.
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A FOUR YEAR OLD BOY.

Rollo is four years old and has blue
eyes, His hair is black and he is 3
feet high. He goes to church and Sab
bath school. He was born at Keosau-
qua, March 81, 1908. He can walk
and talk and he plays in his sand pile
and puts the sand in his little wagon.
When he plays in the sand pile he
wears overalls and when he goes to
Sabbath school he wears Buster
Brown suits.
Alden Doud, age 8.
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"sANrA BRING ME TATE"

Dear Editor-I am going to write
about the colHtry where stayed last
summer.
When I was there my little cousin
called me "Tate." She meant Margar-
ct. took nay old dolls out there.
When Maggie and would go to play
with our dolls, we would have to
come back and take care of Jose
phine. Then Maggie and l would get
angry.
When | went home Aunt Annie
wrote to mama and said that Jose
phine said "to send Tate home" She
thought l belonged In the country.
The next letter she asked her what
she would like Santa Claus to bring
her. she said, II want Santa Claus to
bring me Tate"
Well, will close and will be your
truly friend,
Margaret Whelan,
Age g tOttllmWa Iowa
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Eyes. i SEE TWO. A BIG ONE AND
A LITTLE ONE"

Courier Juniors: Florence is my
little sister. She is three years old,
has gray eyes and yellow curly hair,
and is three feet tall She is very mis-.
chievous and also very amusing.
One day size overheard !ninch Of
girls tormenting each other about
their beaux. Finally she said:
"The Courier says, if you want any
thing, put it in the want ad column.
II that girl wants Mr.. M, why don't
she put it in the paper?'
At another time she was visiting at
one of the neighbors, when a young
lady handed her a hand mirror, and,
leaning over her shoulder, asked her
il she saw a monkey.
Florence replied: eyes, see two,
big one and a little one"
Lottie Irwin, age 10.
1872 Elm street, Ottumwa.
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I will write you story about my
little sister, four years old.
She had large blue eyes, golden
curls and was very fair.
She was born in Argonia, Kas. in
1892, and was about three feet and a
half high at the time will speak
about.
She went to Sunday school and
church every Sunday and was very
fond of the Methodist Sunday school,
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'I'M NOT HONEY, IF 1 WAS THE
BEES WOULD EAT NE uP.n

My little sisters name is Fanny.
She is four years old and weighs be-
tween thirty and thirty-fiye pounds
She has blue eyes, yellow nair, and
is three feet, three inches in height.
One day | asked ner whose honey
she was, and she said. II am not
honey; if l was the bees would eat me
up"
She doesn't go to school or CHURCH.
She was born about six miles west IF
Ottumwa, Oct. Is, 1902.
Yours truly,
Maggie Mccoy,
Ottumwa, Iowa,
Age 13 years. r. +. D. No. 4.
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mo, THEY ARE REDS"

Dear Editor.-When had the mea-
sles, mamma, papa and all of us told
Dorothy she would get them too At
first Dorothy said she would like to
have the measles. Mamma told her
they were little sores, but Dorothy
said, mo, they are reds" And when
she found out how bad they are she
said, "she didn't want them" One day
she came to my bed and said, you
keep your old measles, Dofy don't
want any She is just broken out good
wit hthem now. She is three years
old. She has blue eyes and brown
hair. She knows her letters and can
count to ten.
Mildred Adams, age 6.
Seymour, Iowa.
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JUNIOR STORIES.
THE BIRTHDAY MONTH.

]. G. Clancy was born February l.,
1853. He is a representative.
William Hope Hull was born Feb
ruary 2, 1920. He was assistant in
the United States attorney generals
office during President Buchanans ad
ministration.
Horace Greeley was born February
3, 1911. He 4ounded the New York
Daily Tribune in al.
Mark Hopkins was born February
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ScaiIoped Salmon.

Remove all bones from a can Of SAL
mon. Then make a gravy Uf one tea.
spoonful OF flour, two Of LARD. pinS
and a half Of milk, add pepper and
salt to taste, put on the stovs till 1t
comes to q boil.
In well buttered baking pan, put
alternate layers Of crushed crackers
and shredded salmon, nloistening thor |
oughly all the way through With the
gravy. Put little Jumps Of butter here,
and there and bake uptA brown.
Gladys Ramsell.
Ottumwa, Iowa. Age 10 years.
14l9 East Main street,
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JUNIOR RECIPES.
Flannel Cakes.

Rub together one tablespoonful o.
butter and on tablespoonful of sugar,
Stir in the we'll beaten yolks and
whites of two eggs. Thicken with I
cups of flour in which one teaspoonful
Of baking powder has been sifted.
Make thin batter with sweet milk
and cook on steaming griddle.
Yours truly.
Viola Watts, age 13.
R. R. No. z, Ottumwa, Ia.
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Ice Cream Cake

Eight eggs (whites), 8 IL cups o.
flour, one cup OF butter, one cup OF
milk, 2 teasDoonfuls baking powder. a
cups OF sugar. Stir butter In Just be-,
fore baking.
White Hard Sauce
Cream, 2 tablespoonful OF butter
with a heapins cupful Of powdered
sugar, beat into the Juice Of a lsrnonl
q liberal pinch Of nutmeg. ana when
the mixture is white ana creamy. q
teaspoonful ot'vanilla,
Maggie Mccoy, age 13,
Ottumwa. Ia. r. r. No.
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n FoT WOULD, VEN FoT
WOULDN'T"

AS the Junior asks the little readers
to be in the contest, will try to be in
1t. They wanted the readers to write
some funny saying of some one and
describe them. Well, whom my broth
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
White Mountain Cake

Sugar 2 cups, butter cup, flour 8
cups, sweet milk IL cup; whites Of 10
eggs beaten very stiff or tho whole Of
5 eggs, If the shads from the yolks Is
not Objectionable; cream OF cartar 2
teaspoonfuls, IL iced take the white
of 4 eggs, white powdered sugar, 16
tablespoonful. Flavor to taste, If de.
sired.
Your friend.
Nellie B. Rodgers, age 10.
r. F. ID. No. 2. Pulaski. Ia.
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cchcken. My auntie from Ottumwa
has been visiting us. She just return
ed home today, / have kind papa
and mamma. ! live in nice home In
Hiteman, Iowa. Now, that my letter
is getting long, think I will bring 1t
to close.
Yours truly,
Mary Dawson, age 8,
Hiteman. Iowa.
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HENRY w. LoGFELLoW

Henry w. Lonfellow belonged to a
good English family. His father was
a lawyer, his grandfather was a school
master and his great grandfather was
a blacksmith.
LongfelloW was careful of his clothes
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Brown Bread.

One cup sour milk, cup sweet
milk. "a cups of mplasses, egg. one
teaspoonful soda, 1 tablespoonful but.
ter, 2 cups corn meal, l IL cups gra-
ham: melt butter and stir In last.
(Add currants if you like.) Bake l5s,
hours in one pound baking powder
cans with cover on.
s. Marie Corsmeier,
Reading. Ohio.
Grand View House. ~
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Green tomato Preservea

Ten pounds green tomatoes sliced,
ten pounds of sugar, six lemons sliced
and seeds removed, five cents worth
Of ginger root and Just enough water
to dissolve the sugar. Cook all to-
gether for about two hours. Put in
glass jars and seal.
Nora Purdy age IL,
Rsckham, Okla,
- r. No. i.
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Dear Editor

Dear Editor:-
have written, to the Courier jun
Tor once before. and ! thought would
write again. will be years old in
March. have one sister and three
brothers. My name Is Edith Parkin-
son. live on Walnut avenue. go to
the Franklin school. am in the
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Grand View House.
pouafrnuts.

One cup Of sugar, two tablespoons
sweet cream, one cup buttsrmilk. one
half teaspoonful Of soda. two tea
spoons baking powder. two eggs, NUT
meg. enough -four to roll soft. :
s, Edith Lucille Perry. age u,
Bidwell, Iowa. 4...,es
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p. o. Box 229,

Dear Editor:--
have never written to you before.
thought 1t was about time to start.
am q girl nina years old, I 60 to
school every day, Ny teachers name
Is Miss Samuel, like her very well.
I have three sisters and one brother.
! have two pets. They are dog and
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JUNIOR LETTERS.

Dear Editor:-
I saw my other letter in print. SO
/ thought l would write again. ! Will
tell you what got for Christmas.
got handkerchief, harp, horn, a
waist, a train, gun, q boat. ! re-
ceived my cards. AS my letter Is get
ting long, will close. wishing the
Junior much success.
Willie Carr,
r. r. d. No. s,
Ottunwa, Iowa.
Dear Editor and Juniors:-
/ like to read the Junior page.
will tell how spent Christmas and
what l got. ! got a pair Of mittens
and shell, doll, and pin tray. spent
Christmas at home. My mamma bak-