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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
3
A Coventry England newsagent’s dog attends the newspaper publishing department each evening and acts as a messenger. A small band attached to the papers hangs from the collar while the terrier insists on carrying the package in a month and then, without delay, f_ishes off with the papers.
George Bell Dublin veterinary inspector contracts foot and mouth disease after being bitten by cattle on an infected farm. He shows all symptoms including mouth sores and swelling, with the bite marks noted. Authorities report the incident as part of the broader outbreak among livestock.
An old discussion on how eyes betray criminals, noting that eye shape and gaze reflect deceit. It describes varied eye traits from deeply set to bulging and heavy lidded, tied to treachery or cruelty. A girl foretells a future killer by proclaiming she saw murder in his eyes.
Country Life in America argues ear and mind detect insect medley while recalling memories that color their songs. The piece links emotional warmth to crickets and katydids and to turning points in life shaped by training and companionship, culminating in Anna Woodward.
Pat, summoned for beating his wife, tries to shift blame to his mother in law. The magistrate chides him asking why men malign mothers in law and laments that chivalry is dead. Regor is cited as an example of never speaking ill of his mother.
Fragmentary lines reveal reflections on living rightly and enduring cheerfulness. The text references absolute love, faith, and the pursuit of beauty through correct actions and thoughts, contrasting with distorted outcomes from wrong deeds. The voice invokes Browning and Carlate, suggesting a poetic meditation on virtue and resilience.
A brief, clipped exchange shows a merchant questioning a boy who believed he had qualified. The boy acknowledges being older than before, prompting the merchant to confirm his prior request for an older applicant.
One piece back closing dress with a yoke of contrasting material. Belt and rolled edge. Suitable fabrics include linen gingham percale or chambray. Pattern 6933 fits sizes 6 to 13 years. Medium size needs 2 1/2 yards of 36 inch material and 1/2 yard contrasting fabric.
This textile note describes a skirt pattern model 5891 with four gores and front closing, suitable for woolen silk or cotton fabrics. Sizes 22 to 30 inch waist, lower edge 2 1/2 yards, requires 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch material for medium, with 19 cents for paper.
W B Holsclaw of Clarendon Texas recalls a brother cured of a dreadful cough by ten bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery. A flying aviator guided a machine down through weight of his body but struck a pile of wood near the fair grounds. the landing was nearly perfect though the aeroplane was wrecked. The machine will be repaired and a flight made today.
Los Angeles aviator Glenn L. Martin met with a dramatic air mishap during a Richland county fair exhibition at Wahpeton North Dakota. After a 5 000 foot vertical spiral he lost control when a pulley broke in the steering mechanism. The aircraft crashed but Martin escaped unhurt.
J W Pope sues Suk contractors Bilsley and Marsh of St Paul for 30000 in Minot North Dakota alleging burns from gas exposure while tending fires February to keep frost out of concrete work at the Soo depot. Pope collapsed after inhaling gas and fell onto hot coals in the basement.
There is a claim that pimples eruptions blotches and blemishes betray impure blood. The text recommends Dr King s New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. They are sold for 25 cents at druggists.
Minot North Dakota October 4 Dr Thor Moeller convicted of murder twice and upheld on appeal has been granted a rehearing by the state supreme court The defendant was accused in the Union North Dakota death of Miss Gina Lien The case also involved IL W Dale of Willmar Minnesota who was sentenced to prison and later died of tuberculosis
A North Carolina man credits Bucklen's Amica Salve with saving his 14-year-old son's leg after a severe bruise caused a dangerous infection. After all remedies failed, one box healed burns boils skin eruptions and piles. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Mandan North Dakota September 27 Found guilty of assaulting neighbor Stephen Gussner Charles Miller has appealed to the district court seeking reversal of the lower court order The charge says Miller waylaid Gussner near his home striking him over the head Gussner was in danger of death briefly but has recovered John W Maher holds funds for farm loans at all times
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