Mitchell Capital News Promotes Indian Policy and University Fund
A Mitchell paper reports on President Kerfoot speaking at a business luncheon about support for the university and a $200,000 fundraising goal. It notes Methodist and Dakota Wesleyan ties and the growing institution, plus reflections on Indian policy and tribal allotment changes impacting the future of Native peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerfoot
Mitchell
Ward
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchei
Indians Not Dying Off in The Face of Civilization
A fragmentary note argues against extinction myths of Indigenous peoples. It recalls government policies aimed at assimilation and suggests Indians have endured, found cultivations, and not vanished, though the text remains incomplete and unclear in places.
Retirement harms vitality in old age says study note
The article discusses how long outdoor life extends life and warns retirement may shorten it. It cites cases of officers retiring at 62 64 dying within six years and argues idleness harms mind and body. It also mentions Peary Cook polar controversy with affidavits and scepticism about evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Army
Navy
Secre
Perry at the Pole Discovery Question Sparks Skepticism
The article notes that despite Perry's supposed discovery, many people doubt his claim. It questions how he will prove to unbelievers that he truly reached the pole and how his statements are treated with suspicion.
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Perry
Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets Ad
Beer drinkers and others with Wright's Disease Diabetes back ache or kidney or bladder trouble can be cured if they take Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets fifty cents a box mailed by The Bloodine Co Inc Boston Mass Scallin Bros Co Special Agents.
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Blowdine Co., Inc
Boston
Mass
Scallin Bros. Co
Sun backs Gaynor in New York race amid editorials
The New York World continues its support for Judge Gaynor while praising his independence and record against bosses and machine politics. It notes respect for Mr. Barnward and no prejudice against Mr. Flearst and lauds Gaynor’s suitability to lead New York as mayor. Bloodine Liver Pills advertisement promotes relief for headaches and digestive issues at 25 cents a box.
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Barnward
Flearst
Gaynor
McKane
McLaughlin
New York
First White Woman Doctor to Practice in Constantinople
Spokane message from Dr. Cora W. Carpenter reports assignment to Constantinople to work independently in harems, the first white woman physician in that city. She notes Mohammedans reject male doctors and that the need for a woman physician is urgent in both Tabriz and Constantinople. A man at Tabriz who knows some English says the entire city welcomes her, making departure poignant.
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Constantinople
Bloodine tonic advertised as world’s best
An advertising blurb promotes Bloodine as the world’s tonic and best body builder. A free sample by mail costs 10 cents, with shipments arranged by The Bloodine Co. Inc. of Boston Massachusetts.
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Bloodine
Bloodine Co., Inc
Boston
Mass
Scallin Bros. Co
The Price of Proficiency Doctor and Patient Exchange
A patient objects to a five hundred dollar operation cited by a renowned specialist who defends speed by claiming it took years to learn. The dialogue jokes about expertise and the cost of medical skill.
Patton Returns Home From Emmetsburg Visit
M. F. Patton arrived back Sunday afternoon from Emmetsburg Iowa where he was summoned to the serious situation awaiting him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Patton
Emmetsburg
Iowa
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Uncle Sam
Peary
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North Pole
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Ota
New Beacon
H. D. Butterfield
SUN
New York ‘World
Bloodine (Co., Inc
Roston
Harmen
Spokane
Wash
Cora W. Carpenter
Persia
Tabriz
John A. White
Billi
Scallin Bros. Co. Special Agents
Deering
Artesian
Armour
Salem
Emery
E. B. van Alstine
Mitchell, S. D
the Creamery
Turner Produce Co
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