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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
8
In Dickinson North Dakota May 10 a 28 year old wife and mother Mrs Samuel Pelton of Manning Dunn county shot herself after a long illness. While the rest of the family wept she rose from bed took a revolver and killed herself in an adjoining room. husband found her body in a pool of blood. She left two children.
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Classified notice from The Glen Refining Company Cleveland Ohio seeking a salesman with no experience for a guaranteed earnings opportunity. Also ad inviting interest to prove their rubber stamps are as good and as cheap as rivals, published in Devils Lake.
In a small town tale, Jack Wilton courts Genevieve with a poem and a cat that scares away a rat, provoking a comic confrontation with Genevieve's father. The cat becomes the pivotal matchmaker as Jack proclaims love while the family chaos swirls around a candlelit dining room and a rowdy rat pursuit. Genevieve in her first real flutter clings to Jack, and Mr. Grantwood finally negotiates marriage via the clever cat. The night end resolves with Jack poised to marry and reflect on whether poetry or romance won the day.
A crowd cheered as a burned man held aloft a small round box and proclaimed Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best for burns. The product also treats boils ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains and bruises and is sold for 25 cents at druggists.
George Hall, son of Mr and Mrs James Hall of Leeds North Carolina, accidentally shot himself in the foot while testing a rifle for gopher shooting. The bullet passed between his toes as he walked along.
A clever Uttle design for a school frock features a deep pointed collar on the front with skerchief shape at the back. Kimono sleeves end in pointed cuffs. The dress buttons down the front and uses gingham or chambray with contrasting cuffs. Pattern 5706 fits ages up to 12 years, with medium size needing 3 1 2 yards of 44 inch material.
A young stenographer daydreams about the freedom and safety of working life versus the social pressures of elite society. She contrasts early rising, orderly routines, and steady pay with the costly demands of public engagements, dress fittings, and constant performance. The bookkeeper cautions her against overworking herself.
Betty accuses a companion of faking affection and reveals a love letter that turns out to be borrowed from another man. The couple sits on a Virginia rail fence amid springtime farm scenery as they tease and expose the deception with playful banter.
A fragmented note references a ProMtable transition and Sona parts linked to 2015 London Mail. The item hints at changes in a publication workflow or formatting system with mentions of sections and a possible restructuring. Details remain sparse but indicate archival material or editorial process notes.
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