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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
3
Mrs. N B Waller of Devils Lake North Dakota testifies to the health benefits of Doan's Kidney Pills. She recounts relief from back pain and persistent kidney issues two years apart and says the remedy consistently acts effectively.
Legal blanks of all kinds were available at the Inter Ocean office for readers seeking official forms and notices.
The ad pitches General Arthur as a mild 10c cigar suitable for all day use, claiming it won’t irritate the smoker’s nerves with continuous use.
Baldy the ape, dubbed Keeper Baldy for a tailored New York Zoo uniform, drew about ten thousand spectators as he paraded the grounds in a cap, collar, and red tie. Frightened by the reptiles, he escaped briefly, swung from a tree, then was recaptured and returned to the monkey house.
A judge questions whether $9 a week suffices to support a family. Gerth replies he would not swap places with Rockefeller or Carnegie and says even all the money in the world could not make him happier. The court notes the claim to have solved the problem in part as a young couple tries to get by on little.
A Missouri editor reports a rustic wedding auction on a farm one mile east of town. William Smith married Lucy Anderson amid 70 guests with livestock and farm goods listed as part of the sale. The piece blends oddities with a standard notice of auction and a cheeky aside on a New York court ruling about worn clothing values.
The article argues that heavy music study burdens children, intrudes on play, strains the spine and nerves, and may foster disgust without extraordinary aptitude or love for music. It suggests shorter hours and less exacting practice could yield equal or better long term progress.
In France, where roads are good and crossroads numerous, travelers rely on frequent map checks. An automatic chart unrolls with the carriage showing the route ahead. An electric bell warns 300 meters before a sharp turn and a device records distance traveled, all powered by gearing from the wheels.
The aged resident recalls marrying in Squash in 1893 and growing up as the town, once a small settlement, transformed through many changes. A Philadelphia worker notes a young American’s right to aspire to the presidency, provoking a cautious response from Little Abie Bickstein.
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