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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

7

Paris Hotels Lose Swiss Managers After Local Drive

Paris hotel workers forced Swiss managers to resign after a three month campaign to place French personnel in French hotels. The move followed a Union of Fighters of the Hotel Industry and threats of disturbances, risking higher prices and poorer service for foreign visitors.

Gustave Schwenter Meurice Paris Schwenter Europe Spain Cr-Devant Montenegro Harces Mym Thave

Man Fined 8531 For Dishwater Spill On Children

Peter Afunaris of Rath Maine paid 8531 and costs after dishwater from a Washington Street restaurant back door drenched two young children in their best clothes. Judge Keegan imposed the sentence. the incident angered the children’s families.

Peter Afunaris Rath Keegan Peter Washington Street

Ring Found After Fifteen Years In Indiana Garden

Mig Emma Leisenring of Danville Indiana lost a gold ring fifteen years ago. Nelson Kingston, while digging in the garden at a depth of fourteen inches, uncovered the bright band and Miss Leisenring quickly identified it. The ring bore an engraved word.

Nhce Mig Emma Leisenring Danville Nelson Kingston Leisenring Miss Leisenring Mae

Theda Wayne Finds Hope on the River Home

Albion Merton, a fisherman and would-be educated dreamer, aids Theda Wayne after her father dies leaving them penniless. A river-cradle romance grows as Albion saves Wade Barham, a cripple, from thieves and is rewarded with chance to prosper. Theda and Albion marry and start a tranquil life on the river and Burnham farm.

Theda Wayne Albion Merton Theda Wayne Lucinda Noyes Miss Noyes Noyes Albion Iowa Waters Wade Barham New Orleans Burnham Farm

The Poorest Girl Finds a Richer Fate in Bromley

Marvin Hull falls for Netta Deane, an adoptive ward of Miss Marsden, amid a Boyden will dispute. After tense family pressure, Marvin defies his father's disdain and marries Netta. The will ultimately awards Netta a fortune, making her Bromley’s richest girl.

Marvin Hull Netta Deane Marvin Elias Druse Boyden Gregory Boyden Elian Druse Misg Ottilis Marsden Miss Marsden Iuite Marsden Mr. Ault Netta Madge Warren Marvio Jack Dariow Madge Mr. Hull John Warren Jack Darlow Warren Notts Deane Bromley Netta Denne Mersant

Lovers Journals Reveal Quiet Courtship at Durham

Chester Massey and Iola Vardaman meet through a classmate’s diary project in Durham. Their weekly gatherings, shared studies, and a river outing lead to a daring rescue and a revealing exchange of confessions. The pair acknowledge mutual love as Chester returns with a marker notebook listing their feelings.

Julius Thurston Durham Institute Blanche Deming Iola Vardaman Chester Manney

Riga Under Bolshevik Rule Reported Deadly Aftermath

Captain Forman's official Baltic mission report to the American Relief Administration portrays Riga in ruin after Bolshevik occupation. Civilians slain, homes looted, food scarce, and typhus and dysentery feared as 187 000 people receive meals from American kitchens amid harsh rationing and sky‑high prices for basics.

New York Riga Refer Administration Rowell Forman Herbert Hoover Forman Bolshevik Commissaries Libau American Relief Administration

This Is Why You Thirst Says Harvard Doctor

Cambridge report quotes Dr. W. B. Cannon of Harvard explaining thirst is not purely local. He cites drying of mouth and throat mucosa as key factor, worsened by prolonged speaking or singing and by deficient salivary secretion.

Cambridge Mass W. B. Cannon Harvard Cannon

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