Opening exercises at Dakota Wesleyan welcome new students
Dr J S Harkness spoke at Dakota Wesleyan University to inaugurate the year in the chapel. He urged freshmen to become producers not dependents and to live with American inheritances, faith and courage. President Seaman introduced students and faculty. enrollment stood at 21, up 20 from last year. class locations were announced for 1 30 this afternoon.
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J. S. Harkness
Aberdeen
Dakota Wesleyan
Our Fathers
Wesleyan
J. P. Jenkins
J. S. Hoagland
Mitchell
Mr. Harkness
Mr. Harknness
Kather
America
W. G. Seaman
Rooter King
Bob’ Jordan
Johnson Funeral Held After Local Pioneer Passes
Thomas Johnson who died at his home on Hast Ninth avenue and Kimball street was honored in a funeral service at the German Evangelical church. Interment followed at Graceland cemetery with G A R guard services. He was born December 5 1847 in Christiana Norway and served in the Civil War from 1864 to its end. He settled in Aurora county in 1883 and married Marie Tufty in 1887.
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Thomas Johnson
Ninth Avenue
Kimball Street
Clarence I. Johnson
Blendon Township
German Evangelical Church
Adventists
Graceland Cemetery
Norway
America
Chicago
Aurrora County
Marie Tufty
Mitchell Resident Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
R B Mayberry, a retired farmer from Mitchell, says his kidneys were in bad shape with Bright's disease symptoms. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Diehl's Drug Store, his backache eased and kidney passages improved. Over five years later he again endorses the remedy as reliable.
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Mitchell
R. B. Mayberry
Lawier Ave
Bright
Dean
Diehl’s
Mayberry
Graces of Musical Comedy Draw Big Crowds in Prince for a Day
The cast of The Graces of Musical Comedy in A Prince for a Day reports a strong hit and enormous business. The production is described as first class with themes songs music and laughter drawing steady audience turnout.
Financier Takes Poison by Error in New Jersey Incident
Word reached New York City that Newman Erb prominent railroad promoter was dangerously ill at his Deal New Jersey home. He reportedly took poison by mistake for headache medicine while traveling from Deal to the financial district for work.
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New York City
Financial District
Newman Erb
Deal
N. J
Armenian Babies Sold at Auction in Constantinople
Milan dispatch reports 800000 Armenians deported from Caesarea Trebizond Hizerum and other Asia Minor cities to central Turkey. Only about a third reach destination as women and girls are sent to harems and Auction sales of Armenian babies from one month to two years old have occurred in Constantinople.
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Milan
Italy
Bucharest
Caesarea
Trebizond
Hizerum
Asia Minor
Turkey
Constantinople
Germans “shot their bolt” says Kitchener in London
London dispatch quotes War Secretary Harl Kitchener saying the Germans seem to have shot their bolt. He notes their Russian advance, once five miles daily, has slowed to under one mile.
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London
England
Harl Kitchener
Russia
Nursery becomes slaughter house in Zeppelin raid sermon
London church leader at St Pauls Cathedral denounces the Zeppelin raid as transforming attack into murder. He cites bodies of children aged 15, 10, 7 and 5 plus a baby taken to one hospital, calling the nursery a slaughter house and urging God’s judgment on the Imperial murderer.
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London
England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
War brides and peace work clash at Hague talks
Miss Constance Drexel, a peace advocate and suffragist, argues humane Red Cross care prolongs war and dismisses claims about war brides. She critiques wartime attitudes seen in America and at the Hague conference, calling militarism discouraging.
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San Francisco
Calif
Red Cross
Constance Drexel
Hague
Congressional Union For Woman’s Suffrage
Miss Pankhurst
America
Recumatism Yields Quickly to 1808 Sloan’s
An excerpted line references a medical patent remedy, Sloan’s, promising rapid relief for rheumatic pains. The garbled OCR shows promotional language urging quick results and strong claims. The exact context and date are unclear, but the item resembles an old advertisement snippet.
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as soothing inflamed spots, easing pain from colds sore joints lumbago sciatic conditions. It claims fast relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with a 25 cent bottle available at any druggist.
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Sloan’s
Weather Forecast By Homer Croy Promises A Lively Month
The Weather Bureau will offer a varied forecast for the upcoming month with a balmy opening day, a mid period snowstorm, three days of rain, and a picturesque sleet finale. The writer promises strong memories and a thrilling month, urging readers not to miss it and to tell friends.
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Weather Bureau
Homer Croy
Dream of Brown and the Boss
A whimsical tale where Brown overthrows a cruel boss in a dreamlike sequence. He gains wealth and power, hires humane managers, buys a touring car, and vows revenge on the former boss, only to wake and wonder why such justice cannot occur in reality.
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Brown
Walter G. Doty
Ink costs and a pricey pen mishap
A quotation exchange notes that ink is cheap while recounting a story of leaving a penful on a note that cost two thousand five hundred dollars. The anecdote contrasts perceived ink value with a costly writing instrument incident.
Cupid's Dart Disadvantage on Fourth Night Spooning
A lighthearted item hints at romantic misfires during Fourth of July celebrations as couples face awkward moments outdoors. The short note frames dating mishaps amid summer revelry and outdoor social scenes.
Infringing His Prerogative at Dead Gulch Parsonage
A humorous town scene shows a new parson attempting to close a service with prayer but a deacon insists the town won’t end services until Tough Tomkins ends the night with a shot, highlighting local authority and comic tension.
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Dead Gulch
Unknown Poetical Line Stirs Doubt in Doctor Fell
A fragment reads I do not love you Doctor Fell provoking curiosity about its origin and the historical verse context.
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Doctor Fell
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Iuneral
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Commercial , & Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Herbert FE. Hitchcock
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Drs. Bobb & Bobb
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