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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

3

True to the Last Spirit of Perry and the Bluejackets

A tribute recounting Commodore Perry's Lake Erie victory and the courage of ordinary seamen. It highlights Wilson Mays, an ordinary seaman mortally wounded at his post after aiding the pump and guns, and praises the steadfast resolve of the enlisted crew in the famed naval action.

Bancroft Mfe Lake Erie Perry Parsons Commodore Perry Wilson Mays Mays

Runaway Boy Finds Tyranny Too Much for Freedom

A reflective veteran recalls a boy who ran away seeking liberty from tyranny after his first beating. He camps in a cranberry bog, plans raids on nearby orchards for survival, but the night air and imagined monsters drive him back home before supper.

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Duel near Wilmington ends with leg wound for Webb

In a historical duel sparked by editorials, James Watson Webb of New York and Tom Marshall of Kentucky fired near Wilmington Delaware. Webb was wounded below the knee after a misfire and a failed second shot. Marshall pressed for another attempt, but Webb collapsed and was hospitalized for weeks.

Senator Paynter Kentucky James Watson Webb New York Tom Marshall Marshall Wilmington Del Col. Webb Webb Ris Marshall Ja

Dregs Coats Not in Demand for Labrador Gifts

Dr Wilfred T Grenfell’s boat the Lorna Donne lies in Boston harbor loading castoff clothing for Labrador Newfoundland poor. A swallowed tale recalls a coat arriving in a box that was altered into a Spencer jacket for a young Esquiman. The medical missionary prefers no more open-face coats.

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Mr Groen Waterloo and the Four Dollar Board

Mr Green paid four dollars weekly for board as his appetite grew. The landlady faced a raise or loss. After observing him feverishly devour platefuls, she announced a rise to five dollars. Green reacted with alarm, saying it would cost him more than he can eat.

Their Specialty. Dogic dialogue echoes on crime and calm

A quirky exchange centers on pride and patience as a dogmatic speaker condemns braggarts and whiners. The listener retorts that pickpockets and sneak thieves fill the city, prompting a wary debate over behavior and danger.

Revenge That Proved Effective

A young society wife found her husband paying attention to another woman. She copied four letters from the rival’s correspondence onto her fan and joined him at a dinner. The fan circulated, the rival read it, turned crimson, and withdrew in apparent shame.

A Wife's Needs: Temper, Cheer, and Duty in Marriage

A Chicago American excerpt outlines a wife's duties including a good temper, cheerful disposition, understanding of male interests and politics, sympathetic comfort in sorrow, nursing knowledge, and tact and patience to manage her husband's temper. It emphasizes practical knowledge over fragility and urges self-improvement for mutual stability.

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Appetite Stimulated by Cold From Antarctic Exile

Prof Edgecombe David of Sydney University, a Shackleton expedition member, reports robust appetite while at Mount Erebus camp. He notes penguin soup and seal meat taste good as he documents camp life and Antarctic conditions.

South Pole Edgecombe David University of Sydney Mount Erebus

Local Seed and Plant Store Suspected in Green Goods Talk

A jocular boy reports a man claiming a regular green goods operation at a corner seed and plant store. The astute detective questions the boy about the place and method of the alleged business.

Notable College Letter Reveals Hidden Farm Finance Comment

A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution quotes John at college noting his father’s digg nity and mentioning funds from last year’s water mason crop used to pay for education. The odd phrasing suggests a local dialect reflection on finances and education.

John Atlanta Constitution

Making Up the Bed Properly for Summer Comfort

Practical guidance on bed preparation to beat heat includes choosing linen sheets, airing and changing bedding daily, and proper mattress and pillow care. It covers sheet handling, avoiding wrinkling, and pillow placement for airflow, plus cautions on heating beds with heavy spreads and sun exposure.

To Avoid Burning Cakes With Layered Pans

Advice says to prevent burning by placing one cake pan inside another to create an air space. It suggests using two equal pans and notes a corn pudding recipe with corn, chopped fins, beaten eggs, milk, sugar, and melted butter, beaten until smooth.

Coffee Fromage and Custard Desserts From Old Recipe

A collection of dessert recipes including Coffee Fromage with coffee cream and gelatin, Coffee Custard baked in a water bath for six, Apple Meringue using stale cake and sliced apples with cinnamon, and Bitter Almond Pudding made with milk eggs and corn starch flavored with almond extract.

Testing Pure Water and Summer Recipe Medley

A brief note on simple methods to test water safety such as the Hirach test for cloudy results after 48 hours. Then a set of summer recipes including pineapple and orange salad, an appetizing fish dish with a milk-egg dressing, a summer drink with tartaric acid and foaming cream, and a dandelion coffee alternative.

University of North Dakota offerings and facilities

The University of North Dakota presents a broad program with a liberal arts college, commerce, and law options. It features eleven buildings heated by steam and lit by electricity, new library and gymnasium facilities, and affordable annual costs under $152 excluding law tuition.

Courge College of Law School of Mines College OF Liberal Arts Thomas

Bottineau School District invites bids on heating and ventilating system

Sealed proposals are invited by Bottineau school district No 1 for Isbor and material for a steam heating, ventilating and dry closet system for the high school building in Bottineau North Dakota. Bids due September 15 at 8 pm local time. Bond of 10 percent required. Plans and specifications on file with the clerk and architect. The board may reject any bid.

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For sale ten head of young horses from three to six years old

George McMillin advertises ten young horses aged three to six years for sale. Each animal is suitable for drivers and saddlers. Reference nec. 18-162-78.

George McMillin Nec

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