Togo Delays Attack as Japanese Strategy Analyzed
The piece argues Admiral Togo delays to force Russian coal exhaustion and gain a decisive sea battle. It notes Japan’s base proximity, French coal limits, and Russian vulnerability at Vladivostok as the army presses Soviet port access, suggesting a comprehensive long-term plan.
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Togo
Rojestvenski
Pacific
Toga
France
Russia
Viladros
Vladivestock
Memorial Day Patriotism Observance Urged in City
The piece calls for proper Memorial Day observance to honor soldiers who died for their country. It argues forgetting the dead erodes national vitality, and insists tributes be meaningful and in keeping with the spirit of the day.
Iowa and North Dakota Land Prices Warn of Change
The census shows population declines in Iowa counties due to emigration to North Dakota. Land profits favor North Dakota as Iowa prices rise. within ten years first class land may not be sold below 75 dollars an acre. Also notes tariff debates and media reactions to reforms and Hearst papers.
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Iowa
North Dakota
Nebraska Woman Divorced From Son In Decree Error
A Nebraska woman learns a decree wording error left her legally divorced from her son and granted custody of her husband, a misstep producing a custody anomaly in the domestic case.
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Nebraska
Fat as remedy in disease of thinness and scrofula
A diet focus on fat and cod liver oil is advised for scrofula in children and consumption in adults. Both conditions are linked to poor blood and require increased fat intake to improve health. The text emphasizes fat as the best remedy, highlighting cod liver oil as a source of healthy fat.
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Scott
Rumors and Notes on Public Life and People
A miscellany notes a California attempt at rain making and gas release, banker Bigelow scandal talk, Judge Cowan harsh sentences for blind piggers, Hobson's upcoming marriage, questions about a Merrimack hero’s marriage, calls to organize a hotel stock company, journalism quips, editor Weatherhead’s move to Hillsboro Blade, and a push for a Carnegie library as the city grows.
Dr Harper Will Recover From Cancer Victory
New York May 7 Dr William R Harper president of the University of Chicago is regarded as nearing recovery from cancer after an examination by Dr William J Morton. The tumor size reduced from over eighteen to about seven square inches and the cancer appears contained. The treatment uses a fluorescent solution activated by radium rays to destroy malignant microbes.
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New York
William R. Harper
University of Chicago
Harper
Chicago
Frank Billings
William J. Morton
East 28Th Street
Manhattan
Morton
Real Estate Market Shows Local Purchases in County
County real estate remains solid with most buyers local. Notable deals include Zollestee and Fred Heidgerken selling Edmore lots 11 and 12, block 3 for 2200 dollars. Bank of Jary appears in a partially garbled line relating to prices and buyers.
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Anate Zollestee
Fred Heidgerken
T. &. Woldy
Edmore
Saeary
Sepee
Bank of Jary
Juba
Lex. McLean
Real estate transfers listing multiple parcels and buyers
Cleveland and Kennedy add property for 1200 dollars. Olof Gilbertson mortgages with Farmers Bank of Hampden for 2500 dollars. Oliver Moen transfers Lot 6 Block 15 Grand Harbor for 1200 dollars. E Burgess sells Lots 7 and 8 Block 15 Edmore for 2350 dollars.
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Cleveland & Kennedy
Olof Gilbertson
Farmers’ Bank of
Furniture Made to Order by E W Gilbertson
E W Gilbertson of this city is destined to be a Rockefeller in time. A customer sought a specially designed furniture piece for a cozy corner and, unable to find it in town, Gilbertson hired an upholsterer and master cabinet maker to craft the exact design. Miller can build any custom design in wood with any finish, fulfilling the sought after cozy corner piece or unique personal item.
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E. W. Gilbertson
Rockefeller
Mr. Gilbertson
Miller
Why Teddy Is So Popular Story of Theodore Roosevelt
Readers are invited to explore the reasons behind Theodore Roosevelt's enduring appeal as the story recounts his rise, leadership style, and public perception. The piece emphasizes his dynamic character and the impact of his policies and persona on American society.
Theodore Roosevelt Popularity Rooted In Plain Citizen Image
A measured profile notes Roosevelt’s appeal lies in plain speech and ordinary dress, avoiding ostentation. It cites his business suit during the 1900 campaign and hunting attire on Sundays as signs of his innate dignity and kinship with common citizens, reframing his public image.
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Dent
Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Isadore Roosevelt
Blue School
West Divide Creek
Plain American President Delivers Humble Dignity
A Sunday appearance at Old Blue school house on West Divide creek reflects a plain man among the people. The writer praises the president for rejecting imperial splendor and pomp, showing unpretentious dignity and American character in his conduct.
Dynamite Cure touted for coughs and lung ills
An old time advertisement claims dynamite or explosive-like relief for coughs bronchitis and la grippe. It features testimonials from T Grey of California Ga and a wife cured by Dr Kings New Discovery sold at Wy Greene’s drug store with trial bottle offered.
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Bey Sneadelty
T. Grey
California
Dr. King
Wy Greene
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Devils Lake
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American Economist
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Douglass
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Jude
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Weatherhead
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