No Rest No Peace With Back Pain and Kidney Pills
Mrs. James Alsbury of Bismarck North Dakota reports years of back pain and kidney distress. She says one box of Dean's Kidney Pills eased pain and four boxes cured her kidney issues, restoring health. Available 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Dean
James Alsbury
Sweet St
Bismarck
N. D
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
A Rich Suitor Trapped by a Campfire Scheme
Miss Van Renssalaer, renowned for choosing among high society suitors, encounters John Turner Osgood the hired Adirondack guide who disguises himself as a suitor. He reveals a scheme to win a rich wife, but she confronts him and declares she will expose his ruse, forcing him to confess and depart.
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Mr. Osgood
Turner
van Renssalaer
Miss van Renssalaer
Cold Air as a Tonic in Winter Health
Cold air is described as a powerful tonic that helps kill many microbes causing colds and various germs. The text emphasizes air quality and brisk outdoor exposure as beneficial to health without medical intervention.
Armistice Signed at BrestLitovsk Ends War Preparations
A Brest-Litovsk armistice between Bolshevik Russia and Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey takes effect immediately and runs to January 14 1915 with peace talks to start right after. Entente powers urged a tolerant approach to Russia as they consider more sympathetic dealings.
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Horest-Litovsk
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Russia
London
Teut Plot Bared Tied To US Japan War Scheme
Honolulu reports the Geier wireless under seal was broken as German agents in the United States and Japan plotted to drag both nations into war. Diary claims in November 1914 and February 1917 showed orders to spread reports of Japanese landings in Mexico and German landings in Canada via the Geier’s wireless.
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Honolulu
Geier
United States
Japan
Star-Bulletin Wer
United States Naval Inteligence Bureau
Grasshoff
Mexico
Canada
Geler
Italians Called to Colors in Italy Enlists Millions
Rome reports Italy has mobilized all men born between 1874 and 1899. Officially described as ready for whatever may occur, 4.2 million contingents are under arms. An additional 800,000 rejected on physical grounds are invited to reapply. Overall, over 2 million more will come under war ministry control.
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Rome
Italy
War Ministry
Legislation Sought to Draft Vessel Crews for Military Service
Quartermaster General Sharpe urges immediate legislation to draft crews of transports mine layers and other army vessels into military service. His annual report cites persistent civilian crew difficulties and argues discipline under officers and men is needed to avert grave danger.
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Quartermaster General
Washington
Quartermaster General Sharpe
Gregory Scores U S Critics War Entry
Thomas Watt Gregory, U S attorney general, told Irquois Club guests in Chicago that questioning U S entry into World War I shows ignorance or a diseased mind. He argued the war is a struggle of autocracy against democracy, a war of extermination of systems, not of peoples.
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Gregory
U. S
Chicago
Wee
America
Thomas Watt Gregory
United States
Irquois Club
Democratic Organization of
Foreclosure Notice for Emmons County Mortgage Sale
Default on a 1914 mortgage by James L. Allen and Martha M. Allen prompts a foreclosure sale scheduled for January 16, 1918 at 10 A M in Linton North Dakota. Property in Emmons County includes parts of Section 13 Township 134 Range 79 and is sold subject to a prior mortgage of 1000 dollars with 437 28 and 12 08 delinquent taxes and costs. Mortgagee Paul C. Remington and attorneys Newton Dullam & Young announce the action in Bismarck North Dakota.
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James L. Allen
Martha M. Allen
Paul
Remington, Morteares
Deeda
Emmons
North Dakota
Mortenges
Linton
Milmonk
Emmons County
Bismarck
Paul C. Remington
Newton Dullam & Young
Real Estate Sale Ordered by County Court in Strasburg
Katharina Bauman administratrix announces private sale of Lot 3 in Block 7, Strasburg Emmons County North Dakota to highest cash bidder. Sale subject to court confirmation and will occur on or after January 10 1918. Bids must be in writing and may be left at First State Bank Strasburg or filed with the County Judge or delivered to the administratrix.
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Charles J. Carley
County of Emmons
North Dakota
Sebastian Bauman
Tate
Strasburg
Emmons County
First State Bank of
Katharina Bauman
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Gerrit Huizenga
Notice to creditors and all with claims against Gerrit Huizenga estate. Steven Huizenga executor invites claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be exhibited at his home in Emmons County North Dakota. First published December 20.
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Une
Steven Huienga
Gerrit’ Huizenga
Westfeld
Emmons
North Dakota
Werein
Emmons County
North Tree
Pidgin English Popular in China Servants Create Mixed Language
The text notes pidgin English thrives among Chinese servants and between workers from different regions. It describes the mixed linguistic origins and offers quaint examples such as a royal title in pidgin and humorous misunderstandings on a Shanghai steamer.
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China
Joss
De man that talks de loudest Uncle Eben quote
A humorous quip attributed to Uncle Eben notes that the loudest talker often keeps his voice working while his mind rests, a wry observation on speech and action.
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Uncle Eben
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R. R. Howell & CO
Mann
Minneapolis
Linton Bazar
Linton, N. Dak
Jerea Why Yau
Sere St
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Kipling
Duro
Linton, North Dakota
Kaiser
Berlin
Brest-Letovak
Gerrit Huizenga
Siam
Shanghaoi
Shanghai
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