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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
2
The Terald Company issues a notice that publications move to Tara. The document outlines the firm's publishing actions and affiliated parties in a concise legal notice style.
The article links ancient military planning to chess, noting Napoleon and Alexander the Great as influences. It discusses early forms of strategy games arising from warfare training and speculative links between real battles and chess-like play, suggesting chess evolved from military systems rather than pure abstract play.
Consul data from Port au Prince states white potatoes were grown extensively on the island by U.S. Marines, who expect to export the product to the United States. The piece mentions large tracts of land used for vegetables and references general commerce notes and local figures in a lengthy narrative.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and effective for nasal and mucous surface issues. It stresses authentic product from Toledo Ohio makers and urges buyers to ensure genuineness. The snippet ends with a misfit line about Premonitions.
A garbled account describes a wealthy American widow tied to royal lineages through a complex history. Readable fragments mention a person named Mee Wotham Breeds and references to Greece and Parohaned with scattered terms.
William B. Kenney, 48, once a South Minneapolis newsboy, will be elected president of the Great Northern Railroad per an announcement by L. F. Hill. He is currently the president and has served as vice president since 12. Born in Watertown Wisconsin, Kenney began as a general clerk for the Chicago Great Western 25 years ago.
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