Mixed War Reflections and Global News Receipts
A collage of postwar commentary notes German wrongdoing claims cited by Columbia University president Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. It also covers allied hygiene lessons from Salonika, peace delegation signals, and reports on Prohibition era smuggling and border town dynamics, plus European political tensions and industrial alerts.
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Germany
Frapps
Enyland
America
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Gerwasn
University of Sarasburg
University of
Upsala
Sweden
Leipzig
Heidel- Berg
Butler
Paul
Ra Jontki
Ples
Asia
Europe
Saloniki
Han
Preacher Refuses High Paying Offer Amid Plain Living Faith
Rapid City South Dakota April 30 Rev Paul Johnson a local Presbyterian minister rejected a telegraphic offer of six thousand dollars a year and expenses from a Canadian chautauqua company declaring there are more chances to do good at home. His present salary is fifteen hundred dollars annually.
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Rey
Paul
Johnson
Calery
South Dakota Vet G Preparations Under Way
Rapid City April 30 The American Legion reports South Dakota Vets on the temporary executive committee include Capt Lawrence R Bates Rioux Palla Lieut Royal C Johnson Aberdeen Bergt Ruble Lavery Ver salli on Serg Josef S Pfeiffer Rapid City temporary secretary Capt Penny Peters Aberdeen Mitchell April 9 Mitchell High adds forensics wins Lawrence Durkee places in district oratorical and Morence Johnson in declamatory contests Winners to represent district at Brookings May 16.
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Rapid City
N. D
American Legion
National Organization of Veteraria of the World
South Dakota
Lawrence R. Bates
Rioux Palla
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
Bergt
Ruble Lavery
Versallion
Sergi
Josef S. Pteiffar
Penny Peters
Mitchell
Mitchell High School
Lawrence Durkee
Kimball
Morence Johnson
Brook
Inga
Good fishing reported in Nelson Creek area
Reports from Pulewat Iowa and nearby Red Lake note abundant bullhead and perch in Nelson Creek and Red Lake. Local effort aims to curb migration as fish move to streams, with concern that Abesh may die if caught in low water.
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Nelson Creek
Pulewat
Red Iake
Abesh
Alleged Soldier 5 Sought After Inwood Disappearance
Businessmen in Inwood Iowa and Sioux Falls seek a man who calls himself Captain Charles McDougal claiming World War I service. He borrowed a car and a soldier uniform from Inwood residents and vanished after trading vehicles in Sioux Falls, possibly heading toward Sioux City or Omaha.
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Canton
S. B
Inwood
Sioux Falls
Charles McDougal
Lieutenant Stewart
McDougal
Inwood Auto Company
Epworth League
Sioux Falla
VanHrunt—Overland Co
Princess Pat
Sioux City
Omaha
Engineers hired to survey Missouri River water powers
The hydroelectric commission hires Daniel W. Mead of Wisconsin and Charles W. Seastone of Madison to survey Missouri River water powers in South Dakota under the recent hydro electric act. They began preliminary work and expect a report within a year. Glenham moves to consolidate Walworth and Kennedy districts into one district centered at Glenham with 73 square miles and a $1.9 million valuation.
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Glenham
Walworth
Kennedy
Norbeck Norbecks Place for Frank 8
Deadwood South Dakota April 28 Governor Norbeck signals Frank Peck as state highway engineer unlikely to join the new highway commission. He contends the old board members cannot join the new body, though Peck may still receive appointment as engineer.
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Deadwood
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Norbeck
Frank & Peck
State Highway Commission
Board of Highway Commissioners
Peck
Education by scrapbooks and picture books for toddlers
The author describes using homemade scrapbooks and color pictures to teach a toddler about animals, colors, and numbers. She notes the value of family life scenes, sound associations, and staged books covering farming and home construction to illustrate growth, labor, and gratitude. She endorses storytelling over reading aloud for young children.
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Emilie Poulsson
Ashe
Why We Can't Have 5000 Apiece Means of Hungarians Questioned
The Budapest Berlin dispatch suggests a three class system with minimum incomes of 7200, 5000, and 3300 dollars. The piece questions if such distribution is feasible, citing US data from 1910 showing only about 2.9 million families and total income around 20.56 billion dollars, far short of round division. It notes Prussia’s higher per person income and Hungary’s relative poverty, arguing there is not enough income to guarantee the plan.
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Himgary
Budapest
Berlin
University of Wisconin
W. I. Ming
United States
Department of Labor
Conmma
Prussia
Hungary
Discovery of the langer germ adds to wartime woes in Austria
The New York Herald reports Vienna's discovery of the langer germ fed by bones of victims. The germ absorbs phosphoric compounds to grow, changing dining habits for the war’s afflicted. The piece reflects on money, memory, and the changing value of wealth amid hardship.
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New York Herald
Vienna
Austria
Fayss
Personal guilt in crimes against humanity trials
The article discusses individual responsibility for crimes against humanity, arguing leaders and officials cannot escape personal accountability. It cites the trial and execution of Ke Wal Bey, governor of Kiarbekr, for deportations and massacres, noting the role of military authorities in enforcing justice.
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St Louis Globe Democrat
Cape of Sutton
Cepital
Constantiing
Ke- Wal Bey
Kiarbekr
Evolution of Words From the Edinburgh Scotamun
Words that have shifted meaning over centuries include pratty and the. Once tied to their phrases in old Scots usage these terms reveal a reverse sense now. The article traces linguistic evolution and etymology.
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Edinburgh
This Woman Saved From an Operation
Black River Falls Wisconsin report: Mrs A W Bunzer says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her from surgery for organic troubles and backache after doctors in Eau Claire urged operation. The ad urges others to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eau Claire
Lydia E. Pine
A. W. Buvzer
The Wrong Office
Absent-minded professor fills a bank agent post for a short time. He presents a new dictionary to a busy lawyer who replies in blunt humor, and the professor hastily apologizes as he withdraws.
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Boston Transcript
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Internal Cure
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that purifies the blood. It touts a blend of proven ingredients from Cheney Brothers and asserts success against catarrh via bloodstream action.
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Hall
Cheney’ S& Co
Toledo, S. Bee
Auto-intoxication and self-poisoning warning
The piece explains auto-intoxication from neglect leading to system poisons. Symptoms include sleepiness after meals, facial flushing, fatigue, biliousness, headaches, indigestion, and various ailments. It advises castor oil or Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, a natural laxative blend of May-apple, aloes, and jalap.
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Dr. Pierce
Time to Buy a Farm in Good Old U S A
An informational ad promotes farm purchases in the United States after the war. It invites readers to specify acres and farm type sought and emphasizes that the seller will provide details without pressure. Contact details for the manager are given.
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U.S.A
Lnformation
Kile
L. Edward
Decrian
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