If a lonely nurse heals a broken romance
Frederick Woodard, ill and burdened by poverty, returns home to a white house cared for by Evelyn Baird who had once loved him but split over wealth. As he recovers, Evelyn finds purpose in caring for him and questions their future. He asks her to return, vowing to become a good wife and understand her late mother’s virtue.
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Evelyn Baird
Frederick
Evelyn
Freddie
Frederick Woodard
Sip
Mary Dannan
Si; Voloene
Mary Dawson
Fred Woodard
Woodard
Humorous Crusade Preacher Foulque de Neuilly
A passage recounts Foulque de Neuilly, a Crusade preacher famed for humor and purported miracles. He challenged torn garments as sacred, blessed a cassock, and claimed healing powers through touch and blessing. Some were cured while others remained worldly, with explanations about timing and penance.
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Foulquea de Neuilly
John ©. Hildt
South Atlantic Quarterly
North Dakota Industrial Exposition Opens In Bis marck Oct 1 13
Workmen remodel four major buildings for the second annual exposition in Bis marck October 1 to 13. A 7000 square foot machinery hall, a dairy building with lecture room and model sanitary barn, a poultry house, and the state armory bench show will host Kennel Club events. An auto display features over forty 1913 models. Entertainment includes a prominent carnival company and bands each day, promising a festive celebration of North Dakota’s bumper crop.
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Bismarck
United States Dairy Division
State Armory
North
Seed corn talk urges North Dakota farmers to save seed
A North Dakota agriculture note urges farmers to save and properly cure seed corn from the 1911 crop. It warns that reliance on southern seed delays local adaptation, stresses early September selection of best ears, air drying, and proper storage to ensure quicker germination, stronger stands, and earlier ripening for the next planting season.
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North Dakota
Kansas
Corn
Transient laborer ill after harvest trip in North Dakota
Chas Weeks, a 25 year old laborer from Peoria Illinois, arrived for harvest work but fell ill with acute stomach trouble. He was brought to Sheldon by local officials and a physician. Weeks, once a clerical worker, sought big wages but could not handle the food at the camp. He plans to return home after medical help and relatives in Peoria are aware.
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Sheldon
N. D
Chas
Peoria
Enderlin
Louis Howells
P. J. Wewrens
Grand Pacific Hotel
Weeks
Young Weeks
Pot
Spokane
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Piles and Skin Ailments
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims to banish piles and relieve itching inflammation and swelling. It is advertised as a greatest healer for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema and skin eruptions. Available for 25 cents at druggists and advertised in The Inter Ocean.
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Bucklen
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John J. Samson
Practica
ALL Courts
Devils Lake, N. D
Henry G. Middaugh
WM. Bateson
A. F. Hunt
Red Fature
Locke-Gram
Devils Lake
L. J. Wehe
C.J. McGurren
Fishies
Oe. W
Drs. Sihler& McIntosh Physicians and Surgeons Office
Mann Block
Gram Construction
N. Dak
Clinton Smith
Wang Blocke
Offen
W.C. Follett
W. D. Jones
Bang Block
Derila Lake
W. E. Hocking
East 6Th Street
Care the Inter- Ocean
Desians
Jenonding & Aupten
Rosy
Ring
Discovery
Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Bright
Peter Bondy
South Rockwood
Mick
Mitta
Susanne Glenn
Army of Workmen
North Dakota Industrial Exposition
Aviatos
Seed Corn Talk
Jordah W. Randlett
Mooers Agency
Surance
Geo
W. Mooers
the Northern Investment Co
Eddy, Ramsey, Towner, and
Rollette Counties
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