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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
A prose poem mixs political satire and June reverie referencing Roosevelt Taft Halley and Halley's comet. The text blends patriotic humor with a critique of trusts and global powers using personified figures and Roman Catholic imagery. It weaves a June motif with commentary on war peace and public figures.
Compiled extracts show the Germania Fire Insurance Company of New York and the American Central Life Insurance Co of St Louis filing sworn statements for year ending December 31 1900 and related abstracts of their condition assets and liabilities. Notices include capital stock 5000000 and 6000000, gross claims for losses, net unpaid losses, unearned premiums and receipts from premiums and dividends.
A reflective, lyrical forecast hints at summer rituals and weather during June. It imagines rituals at Beverly, a season of heat and rain likelihood, and notes farmers, tramps, and the rich and poor preparing for harvest and seaside respite. It ends with July’s ascent and playful nod to Independence observances.
An old ad claims Dakota Flour keeps its quality and proves itself by customers who keep using it. The pitch urges readers to try a stick for mutual benefit, noting it is made at home.
The excerpt notes Tennyson once hoped to visit America but declined an offer from Barnum said to be a large sum to make a public appearance. Barnum allegedly proposed a platform with a handshake pose, yet the poet refused the invitation.
The postal deficit remains the topic of debate with minor figures urging changes. Officials anticipate challenges in reducing the deficit as the postal department faces ongoing financial pressures.
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