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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
2
The column summarizes broad wartime and political items from Washington and elsewhere, detailing battles near Vilna, German offensives, naval actions, and diplomatic moves. It notes casualties, shipping losses, the Arabic liner incident, and policy debates on preparedness, public service training, and military spending.
A garbled 1908 news digest mentions an army encampment in San Francisco, river and harbor projects, and a hearing in Washington on river improvements. It cites a discoverer and a Nobel reference, plus a Texas hurricane area and a potential 50 thousand dollar figure, with scattered names and places.
Theornell of the Omaha Waste Fro Teague pitched a sharp win against Topeka. The gateway pageant at To brea featured Mike O'Dowd knocking out Predille Gillmore of Chteaee in a scheduled ten round bout in St Vow. Mina Chew, a St Paul man, and Walter T. Mayer of Chicago won tennis titles at Des Mode, defeating Al Lindauer. L. T. Clarke of Chicago won the grand American handicap at the national trap shoot in the same city. Johnny Kilbane vs George Chaney looms as a future feature bout as promoters seek a fifteen round Chaney Kilbane clash inBaltimore.
The report outlines a complex mix of policy matters including an advance rate adjustment tied to a key rate case, the Mexico peace conference situation with General Carranza awaiting a U S response, and a denial from the State department about considering a specific candidate for Mexican provisional president. It also covers banking capacity, a projected credit expansion, a Texas City blast loss, war department casualty data from Houston, and immigration trends showing a 66 percent weekly drop alongside long‑term declines.
Builders are urged to focus on food shelter and safety. The article notes progress in building over fifteen years, with steel doors, reduced fire hazards, and new crushed slate surfaced asphalt shingles. It warns buyers to choose guaranteed products from reliable manufacturers and avoid water surfaced shingles.
Western Australia reports infant death rate for births 110 per thousand in 2006, down from DYs7 in the prior year, marking a low within the Commonwealth. The data highlight regional improvement in infant mortality compared with national figures.
A compact reflection noting that those who always act on their own will frequently feel dissatisfaction with their own actions. The saying emphasizes personal responsibility and consequence.
Fire destroyed the root of the North Western jumping plant on the Ver million River near the Centerville mill last week. Other notes include Parker organizing a new city band with 28 pieces secured and more expected, and rail and road plans such as the Yankton to Watertown line and 2 million capital charter for the Northwestern Railroad. Farmers report armyworm pest in northern and southern Dakota counties, and a wave of local incidents from robberies to fatal wrecks.
A garbled historical OCR excerpt shows a preacher preparing to ascend the pulpit in a cavalry church. He contemplates an appropriate hymn to match his sermon and admits uncertainty about what he will say. The dialogue reveals a lighthearted exchange about selecting a hymn for a sea voyage.
A vintage advertisement describes using Cuticura shaving soap for lather, cutting time, and care. It promotes Cuticura Ointment for scalp and skin, Cuticura Soap for washing, shampooing, and toilet, and claims gentleness for sensitive skin with no germs. Free samples offered by mail order from Cuticura Dept XY How on.
A fragment from The Modern Correspondent describes a war reporter showing several self portraits to the editor. The chief reacts sharply asking what picture he had brought, noting the snaps depict the man in bold poses.
A garbled dialogue shows leot Cruce and a waiter named Shu among others in a hotel setting. The fragment mentions a bookie and asks about a first post, with Irish accents and implied gambling undertones.
A repair shop owner explains a difficult morning as he faces mounting bills. He says he must wait to save money before funding fuel and parts, highlighting financial strain in his business.
A garbled vintage advertisement promotes Drink Denison's Cotter with a health themed slogan. The fragment hints at a repeated call for health and a possible typographical distortion in the copy. No clear event or date is present, but the tone resembles an early 20th century tonic promotion.
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