Liberal View on Chinese Exclusion
Discussion on Chinese labor exclusion notes Roosevelt’s firm action and broader prejudice against Chinese visitors. It contrasts harsh regulations with respect for Chinese scholars, officials, and merchants, citing China’s educated classes and cultural depth. It also mentions a local health testimonial and a loan offer.
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Roosevelt
China
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Peculiar Disappearance Cited For Life Pills Remedy
Butlerville resident J. D. Runyan blames his illness on indigestion and biliousness to D Kings New Life Pills. He calls them a remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation. Sold by C W Greene at 25 cents. Also brief note about sewing machine repair and a Meade chicken listing.
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J. D. Runyan
Butlerville
D. King
C.W. Greene
Meade
Gilbert
F. W
Cockburn
Black Rust To Be Conquered
Prof Bolley of North Dakota agricultural college investigates wheat rust transmission by seed. Early results suggest 20 to 30 percent of grains show infection and may germinate despite rust’s internal origin, but he cannot yet confirm the theory as fact.
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Bolley
North Dakota Agricultural College
Northwest
Vavalier's Good Crop Prospects
Langdon Republican notes the weather favors growing crops with rapid vegetation and potential early harvests if sunny conditions persist for three weeks. Black rust worries arise in southern areas while red rust appears in moist fields with no expected damage. Cavalier County predicts a big average crop, not a record, based on current indicators.
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Langdon
Cavaler
Former Dakotan Dr Wellington Archibald Dies Sudden
Dr C Wellington Archibald, a Nova Scotia native and noted brain and nervous disease specialist, was found dead by drowning in his bath at Central Park Virginia flats St Paul after midnight. He had led Jamestown insane asylum and commanded remarkable control over dangerous patients. Survived by widow and two children, with North Dakota connections and Mason membership.
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Wellington Archibald
St. Pioneer Press
North Dakota
C. Wellington Archibald
Virginia Flats
Central Park
Ansgus MacDonald
MacDonald
George
Inok
George MacDonald
George M. Doran
Archibald
Nova Scotia
St. Paul
Jamestown
N. D
McGinnis
Northwest
Public Interest Grows in Electric Bitters
Public awareness rises over Electric Bitters as a remedy for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus Ohio reports relief after months of illness and a prior death prognosis. She credits the tonic with a full recovery and sleep restoration. Guaranteed by W Greene druggist at price 50 cents.
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Geo. A. Eyler
Cumberland
Dr. King
O. W. Greene
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
W. Greene
Liquozone promotion promises health with germ killing claims
An advertisement extols Liquozone as a safe germicide that cures disease by destroying germs without harming tissue. It offers a free full size bottle via a coupon and claims scientific backing, long usage, and a money offer for any germ not killed.
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