Neighborhood Happenings In North Divide Nebraska
Mrs Andy Nelson remains ill under a physician care as friends hope for swift recovery. Elsie Neiman visits with her aunt in Sidney then returns home. Frank Portrey and family move to Sidney into a new residence as a large sale draws neighbors and distant bidders. The bridge approach at Isaac Jones progresses, corn shucking continues, and Haskins family plans December return from a eastern visit. Auctioneer Sharp reports good prices as Frank Portrey and Nelson sell land and goods amid favorable weather.
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Elsie Neiman
Sidney Draw
Sam Donaldson
Frank Kinton
Portrey Sale
Isaac Jones
Geo. Neiman
North Platte
Nsaac Jones
Huntsman
Homer Haskins
Little Child
Farnam
Frontier County
Frank Portrey
Sidney
Frank, Portrey
Nelson
Sharp
What did the doctor say life quote from Brown’s purse
A fragment notes a doctor’s remark and a saintly statement about Brown’s purse. The brief suggests a nonmedical assessment and a calm interjection, reflecting a life article’s casual tone. The exact context and full meaning remain unclear from the fragment.
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Saint
Head Hunters Volunteer In War Urgency Oversea Call
The New York Gerald reports strong urging for U S forces to deploy the Tgorrotes to France to fight alongside American troops. It notes Philippine tribes offering service to Governor Clarrison and claims tropical volunteers could supply up to 199,000 fighters if needed. Manila-based information says Philippine tribes are eager to join the war.
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Tgorrotes
France
New York
Philippines
Clarrison
Far East
Manila
Prison Education Boosts Job Prospects Cited
In a Birmingham Age-Herald report a job seeker with prison education explains his abilities and requests work. An interviewer warns him not to boast about advantages gained from training, noting lingering prejudice against inmates’ education.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Late Suppers Under Economy Rules Cited
A fragment notes guidance to cut out late suppers under economy regulations. It contrasts this with the speaker’s plan to cook extra-heavy meals in the middle of the night when unseen. The remark reflects personal adaptation to rationing and shortages.
Americans and French ambush German patrol in No Man's Land
In France, American infantry avenge a trench raid by ambushing a German patrol in No Man's Land after a night-long wait. The action, supported by French forces, left several Germans killed or wounded as US artillery and rifle fire targeted enemy positions amid heavy shelling. The French and American command praised the accuracy and effectiveness of the combined arms effort.
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France
Soliers
Autermin
Teld Amerivan
Tirksuntu
Wilson Sends Patriotic Telegram to Northwest States
President Wilson addressed a telegram of patriotic selection to citizens in six Northwest loyalty meeting states. He said the nation faces a German danger and must wake the world safe for democracy. He declared sacrifice and service required from every class and urged unity across professions parties races and creeds. The conflict is described as an American effort for all citizens regardless of birth or adoption.
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Wilson
Northwest
St. Paul
Germany
British Troops Take Jaffa In Palestine Campaign
London reports the City of Jaffa on the Mediterranean coast was taken by British forces in Palestine. Australian and New Zealand mounted troops occupied Jaffa without opposition as Turkish withdrawal appears to continue northward.
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Jaffa
Mediterranean
Palestine
Funeral Held for John W. Foster in Evansville
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing attended the funeral of John W. Foster former secretary of state in Evansville Indiana on Sunday Mrs Lansing was Foster's daughter.
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Evansville
Ind
John W. Foster
Mr. Foster
Oil Camp Drill Move Near Banner County Site
The well drillers shift about a half mile southeast where a prior well existed. Herbert Linn of Kimball has a contract to lay 2 inch pipe to the works and a large drill is expected to begin soon.
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Herbert Linn
Kimball
Banner County News
Quote Exchange Amid Unemployment Rally
A sharp exchange centers on the plight of the unemployed as one man asks for help and another retorts that he should return to headquarters. The terse dialogue captures tensions in the jobless ranks and the callous edge of authority.
News Briefs Mix War News and Domestic Incidents
Reports from Mian Florida indicate a naval seaplane crash likely fatally injuring James D Farman of New York. In Boston pacifists linked to Germany are sought, while Norway adopts a complete boycott of Germany. White House protesters and a New York espionage case unfold as war efforts continue. A Norfolk refinery blast kills two, Goeben Goeben incident noted. France prepares to curb censorship with Temeneur cabinet, while U.S. directors organize War Savings drives.
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N.Y
Wilson
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Pwo
Ann
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London
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Internal Remedy Promise
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease sits deep. An internal remedy through the blood is promoted. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, prescribed by top doctors, combines tonics and blood purifiers to treat catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio. All druggists sell Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Lo, Props
Toledo
Military Discipline and Army Mobility
A concise quotation from Napoleon stresses strict discipline and selective movement of troops. It warns that scattered deployment breeds disorder, while steady, disciplined action guards all points. A month of laxity requires six months of relentless management, underscoring control and focus in military strategy.
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Napoleon
Artificial Indigo Discovery Sparks Cheaper Indigo
Chemists long studied artificial indigo production but a breakthrough during a thermal experiment revealed a method that lowered costs. The mercury-irritated reaction increased yield, making artificial indigo cheaper than the natural variety.
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Thert Aater
Nota
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