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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
A North Carolina father recalls a one year old boy with an ugly ulcer threatening his leg. He credits Bucklens Arnica Salve with healing the wound after other remedies failed, noting it cured burns boils and skin eruptions. Available for 25 cents at all druggists.
The American Academy of Physical Education awards T W Burckhalter a diploma for his Master’s thesis on College Physical Education Administration done at the YMCA College Springfield Mass. Vienna reports Waldemar Westergaard addressing the Geographical Society on Yosemite and the Sierras. The Normal School announces a January music program and a Pasmore sisters concert tour with a Cantata Joan of Arc by Gaul performed by the Choral Union and Normal Orchestra.
A North Dakota lawmaker argues the Mobile bill, a uniform insurance measure already enacted in sixteen states, should pass the thirteenth legislative assembly. He cites fraternity endorsement and reduced operating costs as reasons, noting opposition stems from prejudice and misinformation rather than merits.
Bert Page of near Coge well North Dakota says he was out to Florence Gamble Des Moines Iowa known as Iowa s champion heart breaker He answered her matrimonial ad after a letter and received a reply Then he sent her a little over 20 dollars last September for her expenses hoping she would inherit 15600 dollars
An advertisement offers the Cogswell residence a 50 foot lot and seven room house for 2500 dollars with cash and mortgage terms. The owner is M J Andress Cogswell of 2264 West Twenty third Street Los Angeles California. The note mentions sale terms and contact.
A jingle promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sluggish liver and ill health. It claims the pills expel bilious poison and restore vitality, touting benefits for stomach, liver and kidneys. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Walter F. Cushing former managing editor of the Fargo Courier News was chosen secretary to the board of railroad commissioners at a January meeting in Bismarck North Dakota succeeding Thomas Hall who became secretary of state.
An elderly Black man asks his employer Colonel Yerger to write a letter to his sweetheart. The colonel agrees and repeats the lines back to him. The man insists the address and date are correct, then asks to rest as his head aches from the effort.
A cryptic line suggests a treasure search depends on how much is buried beneath a homeowner's hearth stone. The fragment implies a hidden cache and a decisive clue tied to the dwelling.
Photometric data from Guthrick on six major Saturn satellites confirm tidally locked behavior. Tethys may be a long ellipsoid with axes in a five to two ratio explaining sharp brightness changes, a notion also proposed for the asteroid Eros.
India grows over seventy million acres of rice with many varieties. One type is so glutinous it cannot be boiled normally. It is boiled in bamboo tubes, then eaten cold, with the bamboo peeled to reveal a long roll of rice serving as bread for travelers.
The passage argues money cannot guarantee culture or hospitality. True fellowship comes from the work we do in the world, paid or unpaid, and earning a place in the common life by doing one’s duties well. It emphasizes character over wealth in forming social bonds.
A West Derby laundryman named Arthur Pepper reportedly gave his daughter a name made of one name per alphabet letter. The line included Anna Bertha Cecelia Diana Timity Panny Gertrude Hypatia Ines Jano Kate Lou, described as the most burdensome name.
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