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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

2

Poison From Viper Serum May Supply World Fifty Years

New York reports the venom from the lance-head viper was safely obtained at the Bronx zoo under Dr Runyon and others. The tiny amount yields a serum valued for extreme illnesses and dangerous diseases, with potential global supply for decades if kept alive and usable.

New York Bronx Zoological Park W. Runyon Amazon Raymond L. Ditmars Park Bt. Clair Smith Brazil

Old Landmark Gone Big Log House at Kirksville

The 1827 log house of John W. Thrasher, once near Kirksville in Knox county, was torn down to make room for a modern farmhouse. Built of oak and walnut with massive brick chimneys, it held pioneer history, Civil War echoes, and local legends of haunting bygone residents. The structure, over 60 feet long with two large rooms and a central hall, stood as a regional landmark dating from Missouri’s early statehood.

Kirksville John W. Thrasher Missouri Nelson Bronson Knox County John Miller St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Jefferson City Coyotes Thrasher House

Giant Skeleton Found Near Stubb Town Farm

In Lebanon near Stubb town, John Watkins uncovered a burial ground of Miami Indians in a gravel bank. A seven foot five inch skeleton of a woman lay with pearl ropes and valuable artifacts. Excitement spread among farmers as more skeletons appeared in varied positions. Watkins plans to contact the State Archaeological Society.

Lebanon Stubb Town John Watkins Wat King State Archaeological Society

Inventor quiets Jersey City cats with electric fence

Eugene R. Blake, of Jersey City, devises an electric cat deterrent after repeated disturbances from neighborhood tomcats. A proof test killed two felines on the fence, silencing late night caterwauls. City officials consider backing the invention with taxes on decorative cats that fail to hunt rats.

Jersey City N. J Eugene R. Blake Thomas Blake Big Thomas

Salem man seeks wife to keep his job ad reads

Dave Houchen of Salem Illinois seeking a wife due to railroad job cuts. The 23 year old bachelor, who does not smoke chew or drink and attends church, offers $30 a month and asks for a willing single woman or widow to marry him. A bachelor girl preferred.

Salem, II Dave Houchen Salem Ill

Common brick found best in fire test

Washington reports the geological survey conducted in Chicago tested two brick samples old foundation and new brick with severe heat. The older brick withstood the fire better while natural stones showed almost complete destruction making comparison impossible.

Washington Geological Survey Chicago

Trout Halts Bangor Church Organ in Odd Water Failure

Bangor Pennsylvania. When organist Pritchard of St. John's church attempted to play the large pipe organ a water motor failed to operate. Investigators traced the problem to a live six inch trout wedged in the pipes, stopping the system.

Bangor Pritchard St. John’s Church

Adamless Eden to West Show Women Run Towns Alone

Twenty Chicago women from the Arts Crafts Institute plan to found an all female colony in Wyoming or Idaho. Mrs. T. Vernette Morse will head the venture as mayor, with men barred at first while women farm, build, and govern. A male student counter colony may form nearby to demonstrate Eve-less living.

Chicago Wyoming T. Vernette Morse Arts-Crafts Institute Manness Colony Rosser Lynch Miller

Bootblack Becomes Greek Teacher in Alton Barber Shop

Alton bootblack 18, Thomas Kalends, praised for perfect speech by Dr D G Ray at Shurtleff College, appointed critic of Greek classes. A Athena High School graduate, he studies ancient and modern Greek and teaches weekly so students learn syntax and pronunciation while he learns English.

Alton Thomas Kalends D. G. Ray Shurtleff College Athena Greece America

Dove Brings Mumps From Neighbor’s Cake

In Waterbury Connecticut a pet dove from Gilbert Wakelee’s farm foraged nearby and returned with a cake dropped in a neighbor’s yard. The child who had mumps later became ill, and a doctor claims the dove carried the contagion to the Wakelee household where a Wakelee youth also contracted the disease.

Waterbury Conn Gilbert Wakeles Wakelee

Death Valley Magazine to publish Jayhawkers of ’49 tale

Death Valley Magazine plans a May feature on the Jayhawkers of 1849 written by survivor John B. Colton then 75. The group of 49 left Galesburg Illinois on April 5 1849 and endured a 52 day foot trek to California with scarce supplies. Four survivors remained including a 94 year old woman who carried a child and kept order as others faltered. The piece promises both humorous and pathetic aspects, with subscriptions at $1 yearly and five shares of Death Valley Quartz & Placer Mining stock as a premium from Death Valley Publishing Co, Rhyolite Nevada.

Death Valley California Death Valley Quartz & Placer Mining Company Death Valley Publishing Company Rhyolite Nevada

We Reach the People in Effective Telephonic Service

A brief promotion for Northern Telephone Company extols long distance use to ease daily business tasks. The ad emphasizes reaching customers and partners efficiently through their long distance network.

Northern Telephone Company

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