Roosevelt’s vigorous training and hard knocks praised
The Pittsburg Gazette notes President Roosevelt’s robust character reflected in strenuous recreation and physical and mental culture. It describes his use of stick fighting with Brig. Gen. Wood, enduring injuries, and his capacity to withstand hard knocks as a sign of diligence, vigor, and reserve power guiding his high office.
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
T Wood
Gen. Wood
Hess
White House
Palaces of Edward VIII: Proposed Name Change for London Homes
The London Chronicle discusses updating the names of royal residences, noting Buckingham Palace as Victoria’s longstanding home and Marlborough House as the heir’s current site. It suggests renaming Alexandra House or Marlborough House to reflect present ownership and heritage, arguing for a title fitting the era and occupants.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Buckingham
George III
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Sking
Palais Royal
Marlborough House
Marlborough
Sarah
George
Churchills
Charlotte
Leopold
Euch
Adelaide
Alexandra Bouse
London Chronicle
Man of Nueve General Zutlinden Retired at Age Limit
General Zutlinden, famed for an 1870 prison escape during the Franco Prussian War, retires from the French army at the mandated age. An Alsatian artillery officer, he escaped from Glogau fortress by slipping past guards, reaching a station, securing a Berlin ticket, and returning to France in time for Loire operations.
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Nueve
Zutlinden
Paris
Hag
Glogau
Oder
Silesia
Zurlinden
Berlin
Frankfurt
France
Loire
Huron’s Capital Fight Split Over Longstaff Statement
John Longstaff editor of the Huronite and legislator absolves Huron from further capital removal ties. The piece argues Pierre favored Mitchell against Huron, alleges Huron pursued the capital for itself, and predicts Mitchell may win without Huron’s aid as the coalition collapses.
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John Longstaff
Huron Huronite
Huron
Longstaff
Redfield
Mitchell
Pierre
Beadle County
Dell Rapids Tribune
Lonsgraff
Combine
Mitchell and
Rathe
Black Hills
A Good Recommendation for Chamberlains Stomach & Liver Tablets
Cascade Iowa druggist J H Weber endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the reliable choice for relief after meals, dullness, bad taste, biliousness, loss of appetite, and constipation, noting repeat customers as proof of effectiveness. Sale by L O Gale.
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J. H. Weber
Cascade
Iowa
L. O. Gale
Phonetic Spelling Lesson At Country School
A country school teacher tests spelling in class. She says Aaron is spelled with Big A, little a, r-o-n. The next word gallery stumps a pupil who finally volunteers Big gal, little gal, er-y, gallery.
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Aaron
New York Times
Pansies as Reflections of Human Traits in Plants
The speaker compares pansies to people, noting each flower shows a distinct character. Some are bashful and avoid eye contact, others confiding, and some bold. The passage urges studying pansies to see that many human traits appear in plants and animals alike.
Expensive Headgear Father Checks Son’s College Expenses
In a Town aid Country style exchange a father grills his son over charging whisky to outfits, the son defends it as nightly use. The vignette hinges on expense account mischief and generational clash in a humorous, period-voice exchange.
Jack Sully Escaped From Jail In South Dakota
The account details a jailbreak at a city jail where Sully and a companion escaped through a hole near a steam pipe. Evidence suggests powder used, tools hidden in sand and mortar, and a plan aided by Sully's network as they fled toward the White River region and towns like Stearns and Oacoma.
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Jack Sully
Law
Sully
Chamberlain
Oacoma
Stearns
Stanley County
Mitchell
White River
Baer
Remarkable Cure of Croup A Little Boy Life Saved
A father from Inwood Iowa praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for saving his son from a life threatening croup attack. He bought the medicine from L O Gale and used it as directed until relief followed after severe breathing difficulty and phlegm. HeTestimony describes dramatic improvement and urges others to use the remedy promptly.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Steere
Goodwin, S. D
Joel2 Demont
Inwood
Iowa
L. O. Gale
Governor Pennypacker Guards Noted Jefferson Davis Volume
A Pennsylvania governor Samuel W. Pennypacker owns a remarkable library. Among its treasures is Jefferson Davis's copy of the United States Constitution with the Confederate leaders autograph on the fly leaf. Pennypacker wrote beneath: His book. And little good did it do him.
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Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Jefferson Davis
United States
Jeffn. Davis
Judge Pennypacker
Farwell News Briefs Include Meetings and Birthdays
Senator Rowley visited from the state capital during recess and returned Monday. Rev Saxton conducts revival meetings at the Farwell school house this week. Commissioner Gilbert came from Woonsocket last week. Guy Sheldon and Miss Dulcie Creighton were Mitchell visitors Saturday. About thirty guests celebrated Mr and Mrs Geo Conrad ninth anniversary with games and supper. Farner Creamery Co stockholders meet January 31 at two o clock for officer election. Bachelor Club met Chas Markham and Ed Hamm for oysters and plans another March sociable.
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Farwell
Senator Rowley
Saxton
Farwell School
Gilbert
Woonsocket
Guy Sheldon
Dulcie Creighton
Mitchell
Geo. Conrad
Farner Creamery Co
Chas. Markham
Ed. Hamm
Loomis visit draws traveling salesmen to Badger week
BADGER Loomis January 27 traveling men added Loomis to their list as a crockery firm representative and a patent medicines wholesaler called on town. P. Taylor's daughter and her Wisconsin husband are visiting Badger. A man photographed Loomis business houses. Mr and Mrs Will Clark hosted another dancing event.
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Badger Loomis
Loomis
Crockery
P. Taylor
Wisconsin
Badger
Will Clark
Emsley community notes pick up after week of activity
Beall ships steers to Chicago. visits from Moses Gardner and Jenks families. Graphophone entertainment at Daniels school. Fred Moses sells cattle to Omaha buyer. Hunters take ten rabbits. two immigrants goods arrive from Illinois. Masquerade ball planned for Friday. Ethan creamery and ice houses updated.
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John Allman
Ben Barnard
Mr. Turner
Emsley
Wilfred Barnard
Mitchell
Art Teneyck
Earl Jenks
Ed. Cropsy
S. Ora Higgins
A. A
G. E. Jenks
Harker Ranch
Rob Green
Iowa
Illinois
W. J. Craig
Tulare
Ethan
Dakota
Andrew Brockman Leaves Township for Polk County Wisconsin
Ethan Jan 28. Andrew Brockman plans to move to Polk County Wisconsin this week. He is an old resident of the township and neighbors regret his departure. C H Morse was very sick Monday with Dr Bobb attending.
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Ethan
Andrew Brockman
Polk County
Wis
Mr. Brockman
C. H. Morse
Dr. Bobb
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Praised by Texan Reader
H Williams of San Antonio Texas writes that Little Early Riser Pills are the best for his family and recommend them to everyone. They cure constipation biliousness sick headache torpid liver jaundice malaria and all other liver troubles. L O Gale.
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DeWitt
H. Williams
San Antonio
Tex
L. O. Gale
Himla Island Sponging Bribe Policy
On Himla island near Rhodes girls may not marry until they harvest a set number of sponges from specific depths. The sponge fishery sustains the island’s people and imposes these marriage conditions.
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Himla
Rhodes
Traveling libraries aid lumber and mining camps in British Columbia
The authorities in British Columbia have established traveling libraries to serve the numerous lumber and mining camps across the western Canadian province.
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British Columbia
A Cure for Lumbago Promises Relief from Balm
W C Williamson of Amherst Virginia reports over a year of lumbago relief after trying Chamberlains Pain Balm. He states the remedy gave complete relief where others failed. Sold by IL O Gale druggist.
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W. C. Williamson
Amherst
Chamberlain
IL. O. Gale
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Edward ViI
Vermily EA
Mrs.Clark
Durisch & Johnson
Ethan Creamery
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