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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as a prompt safe laxative suitable for women. It cites Mrs. M Dunlap of Leadill Tennessee praising the product and urges readers to obtain a box for 25 cents, recommended by druggists.
San Francisco referee Eddie Graney lists world boxing greats across weight classes, naming Peter Jackson, James J. Corbett, Bob Fitzsimmons, Jack Dempsey, Joe Walcott, Tommy Ryan, Jack McAuliffe, Johnny Herget, George Dixon, Terry McGovern, and Joe Choynski among others. The piece also notes Joe Roebling’s early-season control issues before a string of wins and his current role on the Washington roster.
Henry Morgenthau of New York, long active in public affairs and a close Wilson ally, selected by President Wilson as ambassador to Turkey. A former chairman of the Democratic National Committee finance committee, Morgenthau built a career in law and real estate and holds leadership roles at the Epiphany synagogue Bronx House Mount Sinai hospital and United Charities. He was born in Mannheim in 1856 and migrated with his parents to New York as a child.
The engagement of President Wilson's daughter Miss Jessie Wilson to Francis B. Sayre is discussed with details about Sayre's New York City district attorney staff role since last October and his family background. Sayre, 28, the son of the late Robert H. Sayre, a Lehigh Valley Railroad figure, studied at Williams College and Harvard Law School. Miss Wilson, 24, attended Goucher College and did settlement work in Philadelphia.
James Hannigan, a down on his luck painter of blackboards, loses his luck charm the rabbit’s foot given by a schoolteacher. He crosses a trestle on a railroad and narrowly avoids a train and flood waters, then awakes as if from a dream, finding a different fate at the beacon of the Bee river bottom.
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