Devils Lake travel notes and North Dakota sights seen
Editorial correspondence from Des Moines describes Devils Lake and Ramsey county North Dakota. It praises the Sevilla hotel, highlights Chautauqua grounds, boat fleet led by Captain E E Herman, and the Indian industrial school near Fort Totten with details on the Turtle Mountain reservation and government administration.
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Des Moines
Weekly Globe
Devils Lake
N. D
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Ramsey County
United States
Deaf and Dumb State Institute
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
Hansbrough
Inter-Ocean
Great Northern
James J. Hill
E. E. Herman
Maria Theresa
Rock Island
Minnie H
Minnie
Totten
Sitting Bull
Little Fish
O. H. Getehell
Turtle Mountain Reservation
W. F. Canfield
How To Gain Flesh
A fragmented excerpt describes gaining flesh by an ounce daily or by an ounce per pound. It suggests the digestive system improves with small increases, enabling absorption of ordinary food once a baseline gain occurs. The passage hints at a method for healthy weight gain through ingestion.
Boston boy thrives on summer weather warning
A fragment notes a caution about thriving in warm weather and references a consumer product line with percentages and druggists. It mentions SCOTT & BOWNE chemists in New York and implies distribution for the season. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or places beyond these entities.
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S.co
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
New York
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Thoe & CO
Thee & Co's
Hunters
Adans Bros
Kelly’s Old Stand
Devils Lake, N. D
Fourth Street
HENRY HALE _ sen
Devils Lake, North Dakota
A.M. Powell
Powell
Wright & Stevens
Buffalo Pitts
Minneapolis
Moline
Flying Dutchman Ee
Crary, N. D
Iowa
Episcopal Church
Oliver Twist, Jr
Twist
E. C Havannes
A. E. Hodgkinson
Ton
Ithaca
Baker
Syracuse
Royal, Spencer
C. Smith
Winchester
Marlin
C. P. Brainard & CO