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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

5

Famine Tales Reach Moose Factory and Hippot News

Stories from Hudson Bay posts recount widespread famine in the North with cannibalism rumors and perilous travel from Moose Factory to Rupert's. A photographer narrator links famine years to survival ethics while other items note Japanese women studying in the United States and a New York auction of British household goods.

Alanson Skinner Skinner Moose Factory Rupert's Rupert’s

Japanese Girls Eager To Learn At Kobe College

Miss Milzabeth Ilsley, head of Kobe college basic department, says Japanese girls are much better students than American girls and require no discipline. She notes they are eager to learn but engage little in fun unless converted to Christianity.

Mr. Elston Bob Jacobs Batanca Nation Department Hazel Clara Summers Clara Milzabeth Ilsley Kobe College Japan Miss Ilsley

Marry a Shoplifter? Marry a Shoplifter?

Department store detective Bob Jacobs contemplates a curious path as he considers marriage to a shoplifter. The piece, credited to R. Ray Baker and syndicated by McClure, hints at unconventional motives and social norms in a tension filled narrative setup.

McClure Bob Jacobs

John Muir Shapes Mills Career In San Francisco Encounter

Famous naturalist John Muir influences Enos Mills a youth of nineteen who wandered the beaches near San Francisco. A kindly stranger teaches Mills to study nature, write, and speak about what he sees, giving him direction for his future work and his book Leaf.

Enos A. Mills Suthoe Rockies West John Mutr Mr. Milly San Francisco San Franciene John Muir

Had to Join the Parade in Virginia Ku Klux Raid

An account describes colored men in a Ku Klux Klan parade in Virginia. A colored taxi driver was hired to transport dressed passengers into the countryside, then faced a growing convoy of eerie figures. He warned, seeing the Ku Klux, that he could not go further. The scene ends with tense uncertainty as the fares vanished.

Virginia

Measured Waterspouts by Theodolite Observations

An engineer aboard a vessel used a theodolite to observe waterspouts and record precise measurements. The inverted upper cone stood 614 feet above the sea, cones about 100 feet in diameter at the base, thinning toward the spout. Each cone length near 250 feet, with the spout reaching about 4,500 feet in total length.

New York

Sheep king of Australia aims to ship wool to market

David Clark, famed as "the sheep king" in Australia, reportedly owns 17,000,000 head of sheep and 14,000 cattle. This year he plans to ship 75,000 bales of wool to market. The interview quotes him downplaying cattle-raising, focusing on his vast sheep operation.

David Clark Australia Clark

Democrats Urge Stand in North Dakota Ticket

The piece urges North Dakota Democrats to save the party from self serving politicians. It lists candidates on the ticket including Frank O Bell, W P Potter, Harbert A Hard, Isaac Heece, L Ruchate, E A Lie, Thorwald Montad, and Walter de C Pollock, noting who has opposition and urging voters to take the ticket to the polls. It argues for principle over impulse and warns against wavering from the ticket through November.

Flarbert A. Hard Hane ‘Asitereen Isaac Heece L. Ruchate E A. Lie Tibridge Miselover Agricultura Liber Thorwald Montad Balhesde Walter de C. W. Pollock Artoora Eee Platou Gow Fe Hard Hols Mom 'Tad Inbor Uno

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