Educational Column News From Davison County
Seven years after planting a peach seed Mrs. Rosenquist of Ethan reaped 200 peaches this year. A large ripe example was shown at a teachers meeting. Emma Ortman, a graduate, teaches near Letcher in Sanborn County. Perry Davis failed to qualify as school district No. 34 treasurer and received a certificate of appointment to validate his vote. Carl Knappe of Baker township promotes local teacher names. Beulah district No. 27 gains J. D. Jackson as chairman after Mrs. West’s removal. Teachers’ Association meets with resolutions planned. Mamie Saul’s mother’s death prompts sympathy resolutions from Davison County Teachers’ Reading Circle.
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Carl Knappe
Baker School Township
Baker
J. D. Jackson
Beulah
M. J. West
Teachers’ Association
Mamie, Saul
Rinnie Nolt
Alica Pratt
Renner
S. C. Cathout
Minnie Lewis
Bertha Slade
Mamie Saul
Reading Circle
Davison County
Davison ‘County
O. W. Coursey
Golden Medical Discovery Claims 98 Percent Lung Cure
The article asserts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures 98 percent of weak lung cases and links overall weakness to starvation. It argues nourishment via the medicine strengthens digestion, builds blood, and makes lungs strong by improving nutrition and organ function.
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Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical Discovery
Kidney Cure Promises Noted In Letter From Crown Point
S A Ingalls of Crown Point New York writes that his wife suffered kidney trouble for years and after using Foley's Kidney Cure for less than a week she improved greatly and three bottles cured her.
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S. A. Ingalls
Crown Point
N. Y
Foley
S . Scallin
Movement to abolish free railway passes faces serious question
Minneapolis Tribune reports railroads press to end free passes on January first citing dead heads as crowding ticket buyers. Presidents say ending passes could raise receipts and justify lower fares. Public benefit may outweigh minority loss of a special privilege. Rocky Mountain Tea ad follows.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Cramp Attacks Turret Design and Riley and Others
Industrialist Charles H Cramp critiques the superimposed turret scheme for battleships citing handling difficulties and limited targeting view. The piece also highlights James Whitcomb Riley’s enduring popularity and notes Menkiewicz’s decision not to write plays after discussing with Mme Modjeska. A Schley inquiry witness, Lt, shows how naval observers give conflicting statements on the Santiago blockade.
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Charles H. Cramp
Cramp
Schley
Santiago
Cervera
Hodgson Navigating Officer in Brooklyn Inquiry Spat
Commander A. C. Hodgson figures prominently in the inquiry into the Brooklyn case after a dispute with a New York newspaper editor. The altercation featured unusually strong language and drew attention to Hodgson's role as navigating officer.
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A. O C. Hodgson
A. C. Hodgson
Brooklyn
Yale’s 1901 Football Captain Gould Predicts Strong Season
Yale weighs in with Captain Charley Gould leading a sturdy line and confident outlook. The 1900 championship stalwarts return, facing Princeton and Harvard as early Benson rivals while the New Haven squad boasts a heavy line averaging 210 pounds per man and ample practice by former stars and coaches.
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Yale
Charley Gould
New Haven University
Gould
Princeton
Harvard
Eli
New Haven
Yale Coaches Shape Partly Developed Team Under Experience
Captain Charley Gould of Yale leads a developing squad guided by experience. The staff includes famed players turned coaches such as Beef Heffelfinger, Walter Camp, Morris Hly and Adee, the 1895 quarterback.
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Charley Gould
YALE
Beef” Heffelfinger
Walter Camp
Morris Hly
Adee
Foreigners at Henley Raise Admissibility Debate
The Henley regatta stewards will discuss admitting foreign entrants to the Grand Challenge cup. W H Grenfell argues the course is unsuitable for an international eight and warns Leander's dominance harms amateur rowing. He suggests an international course, perhaps at Putney, to lure foreign crews. A separate note reports Penn plans a water polo team and private golf facilities, with Kistler training the squad and future fixtures in New York. Jack O Brien defeats a strong Newcastle wrestler in a private bout to the surprise of his supporters.
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Henley
W. H. Grenfell
Oxford
London
Leander
Putney
Quaker
University of Pennsylvania
George Kistler
America
New York
Knickerbocker
Pennsylvania
O’brien
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Newcastle
England
O'Brien
Jack
Bernstein Challenges Californians in 126-Pound Greco-Roman Bout
Pacific Coast Wrestling notes Joe Bernstein a former wrestler now pursuing boxing revival on the Pacific coast. He issues a challenge to meet any fighter in California at 126 pounds under Greco-Roman rules, recalling his travel with Billy Muloon.
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Pacific Coast
Joe Bernstein
Joe
Billy Muloon
Bernstein
California
Blood Tonic Claims By Princeton Man
A Princeton man J F Durr testifies his wife used S S S blood purifier bottles to strengthen a weak emaciated system with very marked improvement. He calls it a great tonic and blood purifier.
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J. F. Durr
Princeton, Mo
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