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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
7
An advertisement touts a baking powder promising uniform leavening power purity and economy. It boasts acceptance of the product with a highest award from the World’s Pure Food Exposition, signaling quality and reliability for home bakers.
A sprawling tale describes Jay Gould’s courtship of Annie Graham, a Hawaiian princess, and their transoceanic romance. It traces Annie Graham’s marriage to Graham’s New York circle, the Hawaiian royal connections, and the later family struggles including divorce and education of their children. The piece blends mythic sea imagery with social scandal and notes the involvement of Princeton youth and Hawaiian royalty in a dramatic, era-tinged narrative.
A two ton granite bell shaped stone in an Ohio cemetery slowly rotates on its axis over years, with witnesses noting a rising and lowering motion as solar rays influence expansion. The incident is observed beside a monument where the ball’s movements spark astonishment.
A reader letter extols Postum as a safe substitute for coffee, citing improved digestion and stomach comfort after switching from coffee. The writer claims coffee disturbed nerves and health, while Postum allegedly supports digestion, energy, and daily well being, urging others to try the product.
The article honors Captain John Olsen of Hesston for forty years underwater diving and recounts perilous expeditions. It lauds patriots and links Canada’s Wolfe statue to national identity and imperial ties, noting Canada’s growing stature within the United Empire. The piece ends with a reflection on Canada’s destiny and gratitude.
An odd tale centers on Aaron Winters and the Green Woman, alleged to turn green when frightened and linked to a long journey in California. The piece weaves a sensational stream of events involving a mysterious torpor, a steamship, electrical power, and a strange forest tree that supposedly causes the transformation.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows names and words jumbled with no clear events. It mentions dates, places, and people in a distorted form, making extraction of a coherent news item impossible from readable content.
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