Valley City Normal’s Domestic Science Hall Dedicated
The Valley City Normal will open the winter term with a housewarming and dedication of a new domestic science wing led by Miss Farnsworth. The program teaches two years of study in dietetics management home nursing textiles and cooking with cost per plate calculations and meals prepared by pupils. The department, required by state law, has grown quickly and gained praise from superintendents.
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Department of Domestic Science
Farnsworth
Puto
Iipose
Turiring
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Kota
North Dakota Girl Della Thal Stars In Music World
Miss Della Thal daughter of Samuel Thal of Lakota has attracted attention in the musical world with notable piano talent. Her American and European training and refined interpretation have earned flattering notices and mark the start of a promising artistic career.
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Samuel ‘Thal
Lakota
Thal
Miss Thal
How Gentipeds Walk
An eminent authority surveys centipede and millipede locomotion to explain their graceful gait. Legs move in fixed waves. body length defines wave count. Millipeds move with synchronous side waves. centipeds alternate sides like a pacing horse.
Two Lawyers Share Fees in Inn Conversation
The Indudent laments an outrageous BI for services and plans to seek legal advice. The able attorney replies that there is no one she should go to, and that they always share whatever they have.
Record Shipment Breaks North Dakota Livestock Exports
The Candor yards sent the largest livestock shipment yet from the region to Chicago, led by Robt. McTavish with 2630 sheep owned by McTavish and others, plus 2 carloads of hogs and cattle shipped by H. Stubblefield. Most sheep were bought in Montana two months prior and fattended on local grazing, signaling a profitable venture for contributing farmers and local interest.
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Chicago
Robt. McTavish
Mr. McTavish
McCanna & Williams
H. Milley
H. Stubblefield
Montana
MeTaviem
County Democra
Local notes from several North Dakota towns
Langdon Isaac Kitchin sets a season threshing record with 93000 bushels from one machine. Dickinson Commercial Club budgets 40 for Dry Farming Convention and Midwinter Fair in the city. Carrington to sell delinquent 1910 taxes at the courthouse next month. city building owes 6.23 for water main assessment. Hettinger Louis Otis welcomed triplets. each girl five pounds. Williston hunter wounded duck. Bert Meier shot in the right side. taken to hospital. incident near Spanish Point. Mandan Fred Schultz 26. despondent over love and money. commits suicide with rifle. Valley City Roy Federer bound over on forgery charge for raising a check from 25.26 to 525.25. Minnewaukan Alex Ure, 70, hit by Northern Pacific train. sleigh ride accident. team killed. Grand Forks University Glee Club sang at new City Hall opening. J B Prosser accompanist.
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Court House
Hettinger
Louis Otis
Why did you read me on to pro pose to you
A dance night dialogue reveals a man asking why a woman courted rejection and claims injustice. He recalls dancing with others while she leaned on him, and she parries that her posture was to keep from stepping on his toes. She asserts she never claimed love.
History of Rice Paper and Early Pulp Traditions
The article notes that Chinese rice paper contains no rice and is made from tree pith unique to Furmosa. It contrasts with rag paper, recounting that early papers were developed in Arabia over a millennium ago and later in Europe after Crusaders introduced the industry, with the first European paper mill in the late thirteenth century.
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Furmosa
Arabia
Europe
Red Rose Scheme Illustrates a Broker's Lure
A San Diego based stock and bond broker, labeled a philanderer, is duped by a woman who uses a red rose as a signal during a Corona visit. She invites dinner in San Diego and the broker departs Corona on the first train after his rose gesture. A quoted editor reflects on friendship and moral influence shaping character.
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Coronato
San Diego
Coronado
San Francisco Chronicle
The Flag Making Business Keeps Rising Goods
A witty exchange notes that flag making never dull because the goods it deals with are always rising in value.
Moroccans Express Anxiety Over Nation's Possible Partition
In a letter published in The Prospect, a reader asks if Moroccans are worried about potential territorial division, noting the population may feel deeply affected and unsettled by the prospect.
Triumph of Reason and Damocles Sword Parable Quoted
A fragment from a medieval tale depicts Damocles declaring the sword hangs by the hair and a king’s wife accused of sharpening her benches while a judgment unfolds.
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Damocles
Absolutely Nothing She No I Know Nothing About Golf
A brief and sharp protest phrasing confusion about golf knowledge with a dismissive remark. The speaker claims ignorance of the sport and the role of a caddie in a terse, humorous exchange.
Easy-Going Ruler Spoils Throne in Kitchen Palace
Ottol Ehlers recalls a Chinese prince in Laos who rules by letting his wife handle affairs. He signs papers without looking, keeps the throne in the palace kitchen to watch meal prep, and greets visitors there, leaving subjects unusually content. A potential plot for a comic opera emerges from this quirky governance.
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Ottol Ehlers
Laos
Siam
Tonquin
Mr. Ehlers
Editor delays Pensnick Perrhyn Pensnick’s Thunderstorm Chipmunks piece
A magazine editor explains the policy of saving a delayed essay until the author’s death. Pensnick Percival Perrhyn Pensnick asks how long he must wait for his work The Behavior of Chipmunks in Thunderstorms to appear. The editor notes they keep such writings on hand for when public interest arises.
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Pensnick Percival Perrhyn Pensnick
Rattler Caught by Fly Paper Incident Near Midland
Pierre correspondent reports W C Schmalin living near Midland heard a commotion in a room and found a rattlesnake entangled in sticky fly paper at the open door. The snake struggled to escape, tying itself into knots, and was killed with a club.
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W. C. Schmalin
Midland
Pierre
St. Paul
Tumblers and Grace at Mission Revelry
The city mission celebrated news that a tight-rope walker who had resisted repentance became a tumbler in a circus. The missionary noted more professed religion among tumblers than in any other circus specialty and questioned why tumbling held more spiritual appeal.
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New York
Coal Sore If You Buy Our Coal It Burns Brightly
An advertisement urges customers to choose this coal stating it is good fuel with bright cheerful flame and economical lasting quality. It invites readers to phone their order.
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