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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
4
An OCR fragment from a North Dakota newspaper notes post office publication at Howbells, mentions subscription rate of 1.50 per year, and claims about a 1908 secondary class mintter. It asserts no premiums, no clubbing offers, and that Tribune has undisputed circulation in Starko County.
London Chronicle describes Beauvais cathedral clock a vast mechanism of 92 000 pieces showing hours days weeks and months alongside sun moon and world evolutions. The clock frame measures about eight by five meters and movement animates the facade as angels trumpet and a demon hurls the damned to abyss while the just enter daylight.
A fragment describes a tree in Persia known as the sorrowful tree or the wlehy Jessamine. The tree blooms at night, with lilac blossoms and evening perfume, yet appears dim or withered by day. It notes rapid nightly bud opening and roots sprouting when cut, turning into flowering trees quickly.
A fragmented item recalls a minor playwright or actor correspondent to Macready about a coronet once worn by a royal figure. The letter suggests offering a gilded coronet pawned by a profligate, with a stern reply about possible aid if the individual were in need.
Lion signs in England have long been favored with red brown golden and yellow red lions common. The Red Lion may trace to John of Gaunt who married the daughter of Non Pedro king of Leon and Castle and adopted Leon's lion emblem to show his claim. Under Pretarch aid Jobuous became settled England news.
An old formula explains making red ink using a 4 ounce bottle, tea, aqua ammonia, and gun arable two peas plus six grains. The instructions are fragmentary and unclear but describe a drying process and preparation before use.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger recounts a doctor noting a pig named bby Ut tle pigs as yslek and asks about sugar cured hams. The piece hints at the use of sugar in curing meat and asks if the reader has heard of such sugar cures.
A clipped Philadelphia Bulletin item notes people working hard to raise living standards. The tug between effort and rising costs captures a town’s quiet struggle to keep wages in step with living expenses.
Fragmentary quotes from Life magazine feature a heated exchange about political roles. The snippet mentions Mrs English, a husband as a representative, and a senator, reflecting a satirical or rhetorical dialogue.
A Tribune want ad promotes Stromberg Heating & Plumbing Co offering a hot water heating plant with rising material costs. It also lists trade inquiries for 80 acres in Pembina County for a multipurpose automobile or a plane for another land car. Send details to Box 45, Woburn, N. D. 28-3tp.
A royal succession crisis follows a hereditary illness curse in a eastern realm. Queen Eudoxia, urged to wed, falls for a minstrel singer Harmodius whispered through secrecy. She marries Harmodius after a love-turned-sacrifice, and their reign ends with Ottoman incursions.
Old man Mr Deane sinks into frail health and dependence on daughter Hester while drawing in Edna Tiernan and Edgar Thorne. Edna engineers forged letters and a fake will to claim his fortune, but Hester proves heir after the scheme collapses. Edna faces expose and moral judgment for deceit.
G J Bickford now with a large auto firm in Minot visited Bowbells on Tuesday to greet friends. Sam Richardson and family arrived Christmas morning to spend about ten days at H W Richardson’s home. Richardson, formerly of Bowbells, moved to Whitlaw Alberta in 1909 and runs a general store, is postmaster, and farms over 4000 acres. He reports Whitlaw wheat crops this year were among the best in years with fallowed land yielding 60 to 90 bushels per acre. He regrets many old timers are gone or have moved away after amassing fortunes in Bowbells country.
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