Thousands of Americans Seek Western Canada Settlement
A Langdon North Dakota farmer in Winnipeg reports thousands of Americans plan to move to Canada in the spring. He says land here costs less and offers fertile soil similar to Dakota, with higher wheat prices on the American side. Government agencies in multiple cities provide info on mixed farming, dairying, ranching, freight, and rates.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
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Dakota
Peruna Almanac Promises Astrology Focus
The Peruna Almanac is available through druggists with astrology articles by a competent astrologist. It outlines mental characteristics of each zodiac sign and offers a free questions and answers section. Demand is expected to be high and early requests are advised.
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Peruna Almanac
Peruna
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertises Cure for Backache
A vintage testimony from Mr. A. W. Lutz of Sterling NL claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney complaints. The ad promises a free trial by mail and urges readers to buy at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY with distribution by druggists nationwide.
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Sterling, NL
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United States
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Buffalo
N. Y
Putnam Faceless Dye Promises Coat Care Economy
The item extols PutnamFaced Dye as an economical way to remove grease from coat collars and restore gloss to elbows and seams. It warns that those who cater to evil propensities fail to satisfy patrons, implying a moral critique alongside the product advice.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at medical ad or notice
Fragmentary text mentions Dr J H Rindlaub in Fargo North Dakota and a race for profit, with garbled phrases about shedding clothes and a close competition. Content is incomplete and reads like OCR noise from a medical or advertising item.
Testimony to Cuticura Remedies in Noted Skin Cases
A Lady on Editorial Staff recounts rapid cures from Cuticura remedies for skin tumors on the throat and arm, noting a sister’s similar experience and a goitre case. She claims six weeks cleared lumps, swelling subsided, and urges others to try the treatment.
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Cuthura
North Dakota towns push projects and plans across the state
Across North Dakota, towns urge incorporation waterworks and banks, discuss new reservoirs and electric plants, organize associations, and plan spring development from Mandan to Minot. Officials report busy courts, new schools, creamery funding, and expanding services while observers note political and social notes in many communities.
Murdered Man Found In Home After Burglary Night
A man was killed inside his residence after an alleged secret night visit by burglars. Police reportedly abandoned the case, with officials citing lack of leads and ongoing investigations into the violent home incident.
Burdick Murder Shocks Buffalo Home Homicide
Edwin L. Burdick president of BE Burdick Co and Buffalo Envelope Co was killed at his Ashland Avenue residence in a suspected burglary case later ruled unlikely Police say a visitor was lured into the den for a meal and violence left two broken fingers and a blood smeared room Family notes reveal his wife had left home two months earlier with divorce suit filed in December Domestic troubles are not ruled out as a motive while investigators pursue leads in a high profile homicide in a fine Buffalo neighborhood
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N. Y
Edwin L. Burdick
BE. L. Burdick & Co
Buffalo Envelope Company
Ashland Avenue
Burdick
Chief Cusack
Mr. Ardick
Woman sacrifices bicycle in fire and dies in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts on March 2 a fire damaged the Burbank block. Mrs Sarah F Kittredge a sixty year old newspaper correspondent perished after stopping to save her bicycle. Six other lodgers suffered severe burns or smoke inhalation. Total property loss around 30000 with additional water damage to finished cotton goods in a rear storehouse.
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Lowell
Mass
Burbank Block
Sarah F. Kittredge
Massachusetts Mills
Explosion in the Austrian Palace Stirs Vienna
An explosion in the cellar of the imperial palace caused brief alarm in Vienna on March 1 but officials ruled it an accidental ignition of sporting ammunition. Two workmen sustained injuries in the incident.
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Vienna
Imperial Palace
Peruna Endorsed by Ottawa Woman for Lung Cold Cure
Miss Florence E Kenah describes severe cold settling on her lungs and digestive upset. After trying Peruna she recovers within three weeks and remains healthy. Rose Gerbing from Crown Point Indiana also testimonials rapid relief and urges use for cold and catarrh. The ad invites readers to contact Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free advice.
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Maria Street
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Ont
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Crown Point
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Hartman
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The
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Columbus
Ohio
Lengthening the Joy
Dialogue fragment shows Dot asking for more pie and mother agreeing to cut it in two and share. No clear event or dates, but depicts a family exchange about portions and courtesy.
List of Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
Northwestern inventors receiving patents last week include Ole M Aarseth Echo Minnesota mail box Ralph Brothem Hendrum Minnesota drill Justin Corey Minneapolis Minnesota soap lock Michael Derrig Mapleton North Dakota barrel holder Claus Jensen Clark s Grove Minnesota pneumatic stacker John Malthaner Minneapolis Minnesota ringing generator Louis Shogren Vermillion South Dakota non refillable bottle Ada D Skinner Grand Forks North Dakota bag holder with patent attorneys Lothrop and Johnson Pioneer Press Building St Paul Minnesota
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Ole M. Aarseth
Echo
Minn
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Hendrum
Justin Corey
Minneapolis
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Mapleton
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Popular Lecturer’s Aim and Rug Making Ad
A witty exchange about making people think is paired with an advertisement for Bug-Producing Rugs from Reliable Rug Works Des Moines Iowa. Mrs. W E Ferrington proprietor.
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11Th St
Des Moines
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Earthquake Shock Felt as Towns Baffled by Quake
Towne notes a震quake was felt in Aiguhurst and Browne recalls being home during the tremor. The pair joke about malaria as the shock rattled the area, reflecting a light newsroom reaction to the event.
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Browne
Aigu”hurst
Philadelphia Press
Richmond Named Associate Justice in San Juan District Court
Frank H. Richmond has been appointed associate justice of the district court of San Juan Porto Rico.
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District Court of
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Porto Rico
War in Central America Deepens as Sierra Defeated
Unofficial reports from Washington dated March 2 indicate a growing crisis across Central America with a potential general war among the republics. The defeat of President Sierra of Honduras by forces under Quinilla has heightened the gravity of the situation.
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Central America
Presiant Sierra
Honduras
Qonilla
Robbers Loot Private Bank in Cedar Springs Heist
Two men blew open the safe of Hub Bard’s private bank at Cedar Springs in the night and they secured between four thousand and five thousand dollars. They gained entry with keys and used dynamite to force the safe. A theft team from a livery stable was stolen and driven toward Grand Rapids. The team was later found in the city streets. The market editor notes most lobster from Canada goes to Europe, with only select U S lobsters like William Waldorf Astor reaching the European market.
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London Lancet Warns on Insidious American Quick Lunch
The London Lancet issues a solemn warning about a rising American quick lunch threat to London and British stomachs. Fear grows that the fast meals will finish what rail buffet left the oppressed Britisher.
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London Lancet
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