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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
11
A couple's love endures quarrels and poverty, a turn to despair, and a moral comeback after a man saves a dying wife from a river, choosing self blame and renewed vows over bitterness. The tale follows their fragile reconciliation and a child born a year later.
Abstract of votes cast at the general election held November 8 1910 by Ramsey County voters. Certification by the county canvassers with seal, witness by R V Rice County Auditor. Contains tabulated precinct tallies and official attestation of accuracy.
The Ramsey County abstract of votes for the November 8 1910 general election is certified as true and correct by County Auditor R V Rice and officials C D Johnson Ole D Nesseth and W G Samuel with county seal dated November 16 1910 at Deyila Lake North Dakota.
Mrs Harriet Clark Fisher of Trenton known as the anvil queen leads one of the world’s largest anvil productions. F W Gerard chairs forestry for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs with over twenty years in the field. Emma Helen Bilatt, assistant to Wisconsin’s historical library, is a Philippine Islands authority and writer. Dorothy L Frooks, 15, at Wadleigh High, aspires to be a judge after suffrage victory. Mrs John Curran of St Louis, president of the Women’s Missouri Development Association, pushes cultivation of 12,000,000 untiled acres by teaching rudiments of agriculture in public schools.
In France M Jules Clarette plans to retire from the Comedie Francaise after twenty five years as its director. He will become dramatic editor of Le Journal. The piece notes France has six million smokers with eight of fifteen preferring cigars, one pipes, two cigarettes, and total consumption around 800 million cigarettes annually.
An alternating current of electricity drives the filament in lamps 120 times a second. Paris and northern French and Belgian cities now communicate by telephone with London, with plans to reach Marseilles and Berlin. The electric industry grows rapidly as central light and power stations double their cost and equipment since earlier times.
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