Mysterious Russia Reconsidered by a Western Observer
A western journalist notes Russia’s vast and stubborn realities beyond mystique. He traces Tolstoyan renunciation and race, contrasts Western caricatures with Moscow and Petrograd life, and warns against measuring Russia by Paris or London revolutions. Daily life continues: schools, postmen, theaters persist, while peasants and officers face uncertain fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Viborg
Stockholm
Arthur Rubi
Collier's Weekly
Stephen Graham
Russia
Tolstoy
Gure
Shakespeare
Elizabeth London
Moscow
Paris
Mehl
Liverpool
Manchester
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Puff Puff Kies Sparks New Broadway Trend
A quirky revue tease describes the latest Broadway fad the Puff Puff Kies a home wrecking novelty said to sweep cabarets as parlor worms in The Indestructible Wife flirt and prompt audiences to imitate smoking gestures. The piece notes New York Times commentary on the trend and includes a medical aside on surgeons hand washing from Dr B R Von Baracz recommending chloride of lime with soda to form a paste before rinsing in sterile water, odor removed by ammonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
New York Times
B. Br, von Baracz
Wiener Medizinische Wochenachrift
Doctor Weir
New York
Removing Blight of Islam and Regional Fertility Promise
An excerpt argues the era of Islamic dominance over Jerusalem and surrounding lands will end, claiming the Crescent once nourished ancient civilizations and mapped from Judea to the Persian Gulf now faces liberation. It sketches a regional arc from the Mediterranean to the Euphrates and Tigris, then south toward the Persian Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Mégapotamia
Syria
Old Judea
Philibt
Mediterranean
Euphrates
Tigris
Persian Gulf
Deast
Fragmented OCR Summary of Obscure Award Event
A damaged text fragment references a named award and a barrier incident. It mentions a person near a group or team and hints at an event tied to a ceremony or recognition, but details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Westminster Church Children’s Day and Local Notices
Staff correspondent reports a Westminster church Children’s Day program next Sunday at two o'clock, invites all to attend. Various local visits and calls are noted, including Dr Grogan attending Edith Bronson, and several households hosting or visiting others. A dance is planned at the Lowe barn on Saturday evening, June 8, with Good music and all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Grogan
Flaxton
Edith Bronson
Rasmussen
Velvata
Martin Hager
K. C. Knutson and Son
Jake Gagnum
Frank van Dervoort
New Henry Holtz
Lowe Barn
Jim Borat and
Fritz Jensen
Merle Lowe
Eickest
B. Devereaux
Maddens
BE. Burgett
Mrs. Bronson
Miss Bronson
Lowe
Romine
Sven Olson
Mice
Northgate
Air
Mya. McNaughton
Minot
School Chatterbox Debates and Declamation Winners
The Bowbells school held a trade meet and declamatory contest at Portal on June eighth. Rhoda Chambers and Charlotte Jessen won first and second, to compete at the county event next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portal
Rhoda Chambers
Charlotte Jessen
Phelps
Frosaker
Moore
Myrtle Shauf
Cora Jenkins
Glee Club
Irene Heath
Milton Miller
Bernice Buzzell
Mildred Bell
Doris Bell
Lil
Bowbells News Briefs Highlight Local Outings and Events
Minnesota residents recount Memorial Day exercises in Bowbells and a large turnout for Walter Mills speech on farmers and laborers. Local trips include Lake Carlyle outing and visits by Lois Wohlwend, Miss Allie McAlpine, and families to Hadwen and Gould households. A car accident near J. Emerson pasture left four men with minor injuries. post-crash repairs were completed. School board elected Art Kirkelie to replace James Durward and other neighbors noted Sunday visits and fishing trips on Mouse River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloan
Merrit Sparks
Will Sloans
R. F
L. M. Hadwen
Otto Johnson
Johnny Walleen
Lake Carlyle
Bowbella
Lois
Beryl Wohlwend
R. F. Hadwen
M. H. Gould
Will
Giffin Spekce
George White
Jim Beck
Bill Beck
Jack Brown
Ray Shoff
Mr. Beck
J. B. Emerson
Bert Smith
Clyde Gerard
Ed Gould
Joe Hamistons
D.C. Landis
Miss Grace
Evelyn Henry
N.C. Aukerman
Jim Heck
Jack" Brown
Brown
Hilda Tutt
Helen
Florence
H. B. Starks
Maxbas
Bowbells
B. M. Wohlwend
Art Kirkelie
James Durward
Clyda Gerard
M. H. Goulds
Nonpartisan speech and Old Settlers' Picnic planned
Louie Gould. John and Will among neighbors at Plaxton Tuesday evening meeting where A L Blair spoke well. Old Settlers' Picnic scheduled for June 22 in Flaxton. Gilbert Burrows visited Frank Gerards. Albert Klein called on Jot Sloans. Cor. F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Gould
John
Will
Clint Rogers
Bert Smith
Plaxton
A.L. Blair
Flaxton
Old Settlers
Gilbert Burrows
Frank Gerards
Bas Albert Klein
Jot Sloans
Cor
Tribune Wants Ad Policy Summary
The Tribune states wants ads insert at one cent per word per issue with initials and numbers counted as one word and compounded words as two. Ads under 26 cents are not placed and all must be prepaid unless the customer has a regular account with the paper.
Wanted to buy land near Bowbells for a bargain
A buyer seeks a quarter or half section farm near Bowbells or suitable hillside land. Bargain price requested. Contact E. O. Ageton at the Kaser pool hall Bowbells.
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Bowbells
E. O. Ageton
For Sale and Lost Notices in The Tribune
Classified items advertise two cows for sale with freshness dates and contact at The Tribune office. Also offers quick sale of personal property and building lots on easy payments through L B Lodmell at First State Bank. Lost notices ask finder to notify Max Rhunke for a reward and include two Overland car parts locations between Bowbells and Kenmare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
L. B. Lodmell
First State Bank
Overland
My Place
Coteza
Max Rhunke
Bowbells
Kenmare
Tribune Office
Local Hay Sale and Insurance Offer Listed
An advertisement promotes 10 tons of uplong prairie hay for sale at 16.50 per ton. Inquiries are directed to the Anderson livery barn. Alliance Hall Insurance touts seven percent rates with Sea R. E. Knowlton as agent of record.
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Anderson
Diverse Local Notices From North Dakota Classifieds
A collage of notices: sales offers for water softeners and eaves spouts, loan terms for home purchases, farm and livestock ads, a horse stallion public service listing, a fresh milch cow for sale, market wants for hogs and chickens, an optician’s mobile visit to Bowbells and a meat market ad. Names include Stromberg Heating Co, PASTURD, Henry Nelson, Ellery Halver, Ludvig Nelson, Roswell P. Merritt, Kenmare, and Bowbells, with dates and locations across Coteau Township and Dimond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimond
Henry Nelson
Ellery Halver
Coteau, N. D
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Howbells
Burke County
TA. Winronows
U. S
Canada
the Tribune
The
North Dakota
Saga
Grandpa
Ruth
Gran'pa
Jon
Thailed Cross
France
General Petain
Cor. G
Slevatar
Minnesota
Rogers Lumber Company
N. Dakota
M. E
M. Bissing
FORD
Ercreuahecue
B.A. Stefanowles
Stromberg Heating & Plumbing Co
Lodmell
Flist State Bank
Stromberg Heating Co
Ludvig Nelson
Coteau Garage
Price. Brod
Roswell P. Merritt
J. Dak
Bo’ Bells
Richardson Hotel
Pioneer Meat Market
Tehran
National Film Corporation of America Presents
Tarzan
Royal Theatre
Dance Brothers
Motor Inn
N. D
Bowbells Motor Sales Co
Woburn
Lostwood
Coteau
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