Chief Justice Head TM Be Supreme Court of North Dakota
At a American Bar Association dinner in Saratoga Springs New York Elihu Root extolled the ideals of open-hearted comradeship and the duty to uphold law. The Chief Justice is a native of India born to a Scots father and noted for his qualifications to lead the North Dakota Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of
North Dakota
American Bar Association
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Elihu Roott
Dakota
India
University of
Fargo
Freezone touted for corn and callus relief
An advertisement promotes Freezone as a cheap remedy for corns and calluses. It claims the drops soothe and dry instantly without irritation and encourages readers to obtain a small bottle from a wholesale drug house.
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Freeszong
Increase in Forestry Branch Output Noted by Interior
The forestry branch of the Department of the Interior reports a large rise in annual output valued at total figures. Details on specific products and exact totals are not provided in the readable text.
Great Natural Resource Near Balanee Will Erect Cow Barns
A half mile northwest of Balanee, a natural resource site will erect a structure to house cows. The project promises a large industrial impact and serene county prosperity. Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills are advertised as a stomach regulator claim.
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Bal An Ee
Parmelee
The Education of Germany in War Policy
A fragmented account notes German government beliefs rooted in power, citing atrocity acts in Belgium and France, the Lusitania sinking, and air raids. It argues these deeds reflect a doomed path shaped by aggressive doctrine and political aims.
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Belgium
France
Lusitania
Murion
Germany
Michard's Liniment Cures Colds and More
Fragmentary OCR text notes a French soldier and a writer's remark about a leave period, with unclear names and events. The readable portion hints at remedies and character observations but lacks coherent details for a full report.
The Peace Mask and German Diplomacy Debate
A New York Tribune excerpt argues that Germany shapes public opinion through diplomacy, stating that German policy reflects the nation as a whole rather than individual rulers. It claims all countries bear responsibility for national actions and cautions against overstating clever tactics.
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New York
New York Tribune
Germany
Sleep and endurance in ancient figures cited by London Chronicle
The piece discusses deep sleep and stamina attributed to historical figures. It attributes myths of rapid sleep and resilience to figures like Napoleon and Hannibal, comparing their mental focus and sleep patterns. The London Daily Chronicle is cited for examples of extraordinary rest under pressure.
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Wea
Illiam Robertson
Gladstone
Hannibal
London Daily Chronicle
Asthma Remedy Promotion Prompts Health Claims
Fragmented ad style text touts an asthma remedy with bold claims of cure potential. It argues inhaled vapor forms and rapid effects while urging immediate use and fame for the product.
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Koge
Fragmentary Notice of Canadian Flax Straw Idea
A partial fragment mentions flax straw in Canada and a company exploring straw lumber walls and partitions at a price per ton. The readable text is unclear about ownership dates or locations.
Trash Fires and Spontaneous Heating Dangers
A caution on how trash and oily rags can ignite without ignition sources. Moisture with lime reacts, causing fires in damp linings. Decay in piles of old rag and clothing generates heat risk, especially in attics cellars or yards according to Safety Engineering.
A Perfect Medicine for Little Ones
Mrs John Pelts testifies that Baby's Own Tablets help regulate bowels sweeten stomach aid digestion and ease teething Pain. The tablets are sold by a medicine company and advertised as a remedy for colds fevers and teething discomfort.
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John Pelts
Icine Co
Agricultural Training At Saskatoon College Enrollment Rise
Enrollment at the College of Agriculture of the University of Saskatchewan is rising for the associate course, with greater interest from farm lads aged 16 to 18. The program offers five months of practical training during winter, starting after peak farm work and ending before spring tasks. Similar courses are successful in Alberta and Manitoba and popular among farm youths.
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Atla
College of Agriculture
Universite of Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Profit on Hogs From Alberta Farm Sale
A farmer from St Amere sent 79 hogs to Edmonton stock for sale. After expenses the net amount received was 3396 dollars, averaging 42.53 per hog. The initial cost was 500 dollars, yielding a profit of 2243 dollars.
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Alberta
Stamere
Edmonton
Wartime Prosperity Boosts Automobile Buying
After two and a half years of war Canada shows a surge in motor car purchases. The volume this year rivals prewar levels, with demand up sharply over normal 1913 and 1914 figures.
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Canada
Climbed Stairs on Her Hands Item Notes
A fragment notes a person climbing stairs on her hands. No further context or details are provided.
Canadian War Poets and the Iliad of the Front
Fragmentary reminiscence links Canada’s war dead with a grand literary epic. The piece berates grand laureates and praises Canadian valor at Lens, proposing poets honor the fallen as the Iliad of Canada through the Maple Leaf emblem.
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Peat
Lyria
Agaiont & Vamter
Soig
Canada
Geoffrey Chaucer
Robert Bridges
Milton
Gangenaton
Penny Bliss Carman
Ew Bruttewie Mee
Apostle
William Dean Howells
Lens
Phedore Bispate
Japanese Air Plans Hint at Allied Air Power Shifts
Fragmented OCR notes describe Japanese aviation ingenuity and hints of potential air capabilities near Europe and Russia. Mentions capital, training, and rumors of a major aerial development tied to a 10,000 strong youth corps and an upcoming inauguration. Includes unrelated worm exterminator reference.
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Grentae
Englan
Anoles Airlines
Russian
Petrograd
Wool Industry Grows Share of World War Supply
Ontario reports show wool production rising as war demand expands. Figures indicate sheep funding and processing efforts will extend supply, with expected handling of a significant wool amount in the year.
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Cateche
Ontario
Saskatchewan Farm Loans Act starts grants first loans
The Saskatchewan Farm Loans Act has issued its first loans. One loan to a Regina area farmer runs thirty years at 2 percent interest, with annual payments of 74, and total checks up to $1,700 issued to two people. The act aims to lend to agriculturists on farm mortgage terms, with funds used for land improvement and development.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
An Enormous Guilt Whee The Country Te Be Te QuB Money
Fragmentary text about saving power and financial actions. No clear people, places, or events identified. Unable to extract a coherent reportable item from the garbled source.
Fragmented British market note on pie meat prices
A garbled report discusses a housewife facing an unfair market for pie meat with references to butcher pricing and cattle buyers. It notes high prices and concerns over burdening memory with wholesale rates and vague provision terms.
Paper Money Origins Mentioned in History
The piece notes that England never used paper money in its history unlike certain Germanic regions where paper currency emerged, mentioning a supposed origin around the year 1004 and the founding of England’s early monetary system.
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England
Germany
Poe Fy
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