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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
10
Fragmentary text describes digestion, liver and kidney health, with mentions of a medical tone and faint percentages. The legible parts reference a foundation of health, indigestion signs, and “Safe and ey” with unclear continuation.
A curious hunting method in India uses four to five men with spears and long limed bamboo poles to capture wild bears. They pursue with dogs, drive the bear to the spot, and pin it with poles while spearmen thrust to secure the game.
A French forest inspector reports birds abandoned regions with aerodomes then sent feathered envoys Brouts to inspect aircraft. Partridges and quail found planes harmless and returned to preserves around Le Mans and Rheims, leaving the areas well blocked as before.
Editor of a women’s magazine weighs a reader’s query about mourning for a mother-in-law. The piece notes that fiction mocks mother-in-law seriousness while real life blends affection and respect, suggesting the question carries unexpected weight.
A discussion of the death watch superstition notes that the sound is linked to a predicted death within the year. It notes spring occurrences and suggests believers see a connection when a death happens in the same room or to someone connected to the listener, with wording reflecting belief in prophetic influence.
A historical note traces safe deposit vaults to the Civil War era in the United States, where banks faced robberies and failed customer care. It describes a porter who charged a small fee, guarded clients' boxes, and helped popularize the modern safe deposit system now common in banks, while noting slower adoption in London.
Metropolitan daily notes a presidential preference primary in the town of Bunkyite. Voters await results as coverage highlights local turnout and the day's campaign mood.
At J A McArthur farm east of Lovell on Thursday a three year old boy died when a wheel of a hauling wagon passed over him after he reached for a beet. The father, unaware of the danger, continued with work until a call from another child revealed the tragedy. The family and community mourn the loss.
In Grand Forks North Dakota on October 25 the Development League Press bureau reports Uncle Sam showing interest in the back to the farm movement. The immigration division gathers data on local needs religious affiliations and population origins to guide alien immigrant settlement nationwide. The aim is to move migrants away from crowded cities and alleviate slum conditions caused by Atlantic sea board congestion.
A telegram from the Greek consul in Butte urges sending Greek laborers to New York with free transportation. local confectioner Karfis reports a wave of emigration plans. Widespread concern follows as experts note North Dakota may lose workers while the home country seeks manpower. Dr King's New Discovery praised for coughs and colds with a money back guarantee.
Thomas Oleon, a carpenter in Sliver, died at Deaconess hospital after a liver injury in a finger led to blood poisoning and a pneumonia attack. He was about 60 years old and had no relatives in the neighborhood.
A list of numerous land parcels across sections 1 through 32 in multiple townships is offered for sale to actual farmers with small cash payments and long terms. Purchasers may pay the full amount anytime and grant with privileges. Parcels include hundreds of acres in various fractional sections and layouts across the region.
Mrs W E Crawford of Devils Lake North Dakota praises Doan’s Kidney Pills calling them highly effective for kidney discomfort and fatigue. She notes relief after about a year of use and continues taking them with gratifying results. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents remind readers to remember the name Dean’s and avoid others. Also an offer from John W Maher for loans on crop or state land contracts at low rates.
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