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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
7
A heated editorial argues education for women fuels independence and civilizational progress, countering Miss Dix and supporting female schooling. The piece moves through wheat prices, then shifts to 1890s politics praising Roosevelt, Parolettes, and party leadership. It endorses P. D. Norton for county superintendent and Charles E. Taylor for public administrator, with remarks on coroner and county commissioner roles and support for Gus Furstenau.
Republican slate lists Theodore Roosevelt for president and Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president. Electors named include B.8. Russell Roger Allin Samuel Richardson F.A. Schreiber David Bartlett Thomas F. Marshall A4 Ghonka. Court officers and lawmakers such as John F. Cowan Andrew J. Stade Harry Nicholas George W. H. Davis Norman Nelson Emil S. Eich and Henry ef Port are listed for various positions in the state and county offices.
Dorothy Dix argues in a metropolitan journal that higher education for women is not necessary for their virtue or happiness. She asserts women should seek practical knowledge and guard against overindulgence in scholarly pursuits.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fatality at a race course on Long Island and a governor Odell retirement note. It also references Latin etymology and journal entries, with scattered phrases about a bank deposits and a present term. Entities are weak due to garbled source.
The article compares the two parties on pension legislation. It notes 417 Democrats voted for pension acts while 0 opposed, and 1,068 Republicans voted in favor with none against, highlighting perceived insincerity in the Democratic platform and party voting patterns.
Fragmented OCR text suggests Bryan being urged by the Democratic National Committee to address Indiana. The note references public speeches, standard platforms, and the silver issue from four years ago, with the claim that Democrats offer little new this year and Bryan stands no worse than rivals.
Text shows a party slate praising a candidate's experience with pools and leadership, noting endorsement by supporters. It references a promotion seen as well deserved and points to the candidate’s role in the incoming administration under a new treasurer, with P. D. Norton mentioned as a father figure.
Mrs W. EK Havi land of Armonk N Y writes that her daughter almost died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King s New Discovery saved her. Her son, once with consumption, is now well after using the remedy. Describes the medicine as infallible for coughs and lung diseases with a one dollar bottle guarantee and trial bottles free.
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