Gollmar Brothers Circus Promises Burlesque Clowns in Devils Lake
The Gollmar Brothers Circus plans a funny burlesque in Devils Lake on July 3 featuring Buster Brown Little Nemo Happy Hooligan Foxy Grandpa and thirty five other jesters. A comical ostrich hunt with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is billed on the hippodrome track. The act promises lively innocent fun for circus patrons.
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Little Buster Brown
Devils Lake
Livestock Progress Shown at Grand Forks Fair
Northwest interest in cattle and horses grows as Grand Forks hosts a state fair display. Jean Duluth farm near Duluth and Hill farms at Alexandria, South Dakota ship two carloads of dairy cattle, while over 100 blooded stallions join the exhibit. Monster Irwin Bros Frontier Days Wild West show adds amusement.
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Grand Forke
Jean Duluth
Duluth
Hill
Alexandria
South Dakota
School discipline and the value of routine play
The piece argues that children resist school at first but benefit from regular hours and a trained teacher. It contrasts active outdoor play with idle wandering, suggesting summer classes in hand-work could provide needed discipline. It notes boys with garden chores or regular tasks fare better than aimless, restless youth.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Credited By Buffalo Man
A Buffalo New York man Paul Mathulka calls Dr Kings New Life Pills the King of all laxatives. He says they relieve constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia and keep a box at home for his family. Price 25c and recommended by many users.
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Exemption Shifts for Married Seek Tax Relief
The article notes new income tax exemptions for married couples with children while asserting bachelors receive no relief. It mentions fashionable Chicago women carrying canes, and joking about husbands dressing alike. It cites postal savings deposits totaling 35 million dollars and critiques unmet presidential messaging.
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A jumble of opinions and observations on public figures and social issues. The text mentions arrests of women, college vacations, sports enthusiasm, tariff debates, Rockefeller’s summer attire, a presidential July Fourth scenario, and concerns about fireworks and reckless chauffeurs.
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Glass Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Herbert Glass was found guilty of murder in the second degree in district court here and sentenced to twenty five years in the state prison. He was implicated in the killing of Tom Corcoran at Marmath two years ago.
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Glass
Tom Corcoran
Marmath
Carpenter Fells From Scaffold In Heat at School House
Albert Mc Quain a carpenter for contractor Larson of Bismarck was overcome by heat and fell from a scaffold two stories high while placing a cornice on the new schoolhouse lo cation. He was seriously injured and is receiving treatment.
Dickinson pioneer George Drenkel dies after heat stroke
George Drenkel, a well known Dickinson resident, died after a heat stroke induced cerebral hemorrhage. He lingered about twenty four hours before death.
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Unhappy Marriages of Geoffry Hamilton and Two Wives
Frederick Fenn narrates the troubled marriages of novelist Geoffry Hamilton. After Agatha dies, Hamilton remarries Evelyn Richards. Jealousy and miscommunication erode both unions, leading to separations driven by past wounds and a palimpsest of memories that haunt the present.
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Geoffry Hamilton
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Palestine as Zionist dream shapes talk at Jewish Women group
Miss Szold addressed the Philadelphia section of the National Council of Jewish Women at the Benjamin Teller Memorial schoolhouse on The New Palestine. She argued Zionism as final solution for the Jewish question and urged moral and financial aid, showing Palestine institutional pictures. Mrs. Gottheil of New York supported the call for cooperation. A note from Miss Fleisher announced $2,250 for a social worker to assist Jewish girls.
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Palestine of Today,” ‘and Miss Szold, According To the Philadelphia, Ledger
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Richard Gottheil
New York
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Mise Hel4en
Hard water linked to healthier teeth and vigor
A specialist named Rose cites German research and Boston Globe data showing higher tooth soundness with harder water. Across thousands of child dental exams, enamel health rises with water hardness, peaking where magnesia is present. Military fitness also correlates with harder water districts, with higher recruitment in districts at 30 degrees hardness versus 10.
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Sophia
Boston Globe
Garden Planting Tip for Faster Germination
A garden note suggests soaking sweet pea and nasturtium seeds in water for 24 to 86 hours before planting. Seeds will germinate in about half the time compared with normal sowing, and the method also aids other hard to germinate seeds.
Fashion Rules by Age in Japan
The article discusses a societal claim that Japanese women dress by age with distinct colors and pieces. It notes gold pina for under twenty-five, white with gold at thirty, and plain shell for forty, including changes to shoes at each age.
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Harness for Aviators Patent Lets Quick Release
A newly patented aviator safety harness secures the operator in the machine while allowing instant release when desired, improving control and safety for pilots.
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