Woman's Page Dorothy Dix Talks About Marrriage
Dorothy Dix weighs what makes a suitable wife from thrift to domestic skill. A young man praises moneyed ease while a worldly woman stresses economy and practicality. The column contrasts views on marriage, money, and class, urging careful match choices.
Harold Hobson obituary and funeral notices read aloud
A garbled obituary note covers Harold Hobson and Vivian Tlotaon deaths, with scattered mentions of family survivors and funeral rites. It references Galen, Le Tu ehngad cemeteries, and various unrelated names and locations, reflecting a damaged OCR transcription.
Spanish Influenza What It Is And How It Should Be Treated
A compact health note explains influenza origin and simple home care advice. It states the illness, once labeled la Grippe, emerged in 1899 90 and reappears with a Spanish name. The guidance urges bed rest laxatives nourishing food and phrases that nature is the only cure.
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Russia
France
Spain
Influenza Advice and Home Remedies Promoted as Safe Measures
An old health column urges calm about influenza, noting its history and common symptoms. It outlines bed rest, nutrition, and medicines like quinine or aspirin, and promotes VapoRub and steam inhalation to relieve congestion. Emphasizes avoiding crowds, keeping strength, and preventing colds to cut spread.
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Tonntey Ars
N. C. Board of Health
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North Carolina
New York State
New England
Allies Call for Interventions in Russia War Debate
Dec. 24. Von Kokoveoif, ex Russian premier, tells Morning News reporters allied intervention in Russia is essential to prevent a German-dominant Eurasian bloc. He warns failure to act risks strengthening Germany and destabilizing world order. He voices pessimism about peaceful settlement and fears fresh complications.
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von Kokoveoif
Marning Newsyaners
Fdesia
Alles
London
Townley Case Set for Supreme Court Hearing
The Minnesota Supreme Court fixed March 10 for arguments on indictments returned by the Jackson County grand jury against A. C. Townley, president of the Non-Partisan League, and Joseph Gilbert, former state manager. They are charged with violating the espionage act after a lower court certified the case to the high court.
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Supreme Court
Jackson County
Grand Jury
A. C. Townley
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League
Joseph Gilbert
Decoy Ship Fights U-Boat as Gun Crews Stand Fast
London reports a dramatic naval duel in which the decoy ship Dunraven and its crew faced a German U-boat. Captain Gordon Campbell, famed as a Victoria Cross recipient, kept the vessel afloat after torpedo strikes and near-misses, while British and American destroyers arrived to save the wounded and prevent the sinking.
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Gordon Campbell
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Doran
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Incomplete OCR: Weather Loss Aboard a Vessel
Fragmentary text describes a maritime incident where a vessel sank after adverse weather. The readable lines mention Haken In tow and a marine event with casualties, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
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Ininraven
Condi
Haken
Two Bandits Confess To Ten Store Robberies
Lincoln Nebrtee farm men confess to a string of robberies in Tivolert a suburb of Lincoln They claim ten store hold ups starting days ago before their arrest in Leavenworth Kan where they served terms in the penitentiary Sheriff L A Almonds reports the names as Bort 7 Baber and Vince Sith from Horton Mo
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Paseo
Tivolert
Cartier
Leavenworth
Kan
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Horton
War Savings Certificates Need Cashing Before Year End
Washington reports that many sections show war savings stamps must be cashed before January 1. Lewis B. Franklin, director of war loan organizations, urges action on unfilled or partially filled war savings certificates and thrift stamps to ensure proper handling.
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Nec
Oalalakendea
Lewis B. Franklin
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Nashell
Japan face sections of plague report and stamps plan
Journal summary notes a plague outbreak in Japan and mentions thrift stamps exchanges. It reports a U S government plan to direct farm labor via a new division of the Department of Labor and cites Nebraska official M A Gayk Tid as a director.
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United States Employment Service
Tokio
Spanien
Japan
Department of jJabor
M.A. Gayk
Endall
Nebraska
Insane Man Killed Aboard Southern Pacific Train
Aziz Tuacon reports that a man described as insane was shot and killed on Southern Pacific passenger train No. 10 ten miles east of here after wounding Conductor John Seamonds. The shooter was Fred P. Hastings, postmaster of Red Rock, Ariz. Read the classified ads.
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Aziz
Southern Pacific
Here
John Seamonds
Tucson
Fred P. Hastings
Red Rock
Ariz
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