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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
The piece urges a clean water supply safe disposal of excreta and screen doors as defenses against disease. It warns the fly as a carrier and urges indoor swatting early season to curb multiplication. It stresses keeping kitchens and sick rooms free of flies and protecting infants from contamination.
In harsh heat, horses must ease into work. Start light, increase gradually, and avoid overexertion to prevent fatigue and respiratory issues. Prolonged strain can lead to pulmonary congestion, heaves, and bone or tendon problems, while doctors and teachers like Dr Hunter in Mississippi support needy students afterward.
Walton Rector invites all to attend two services this Sunday at 8 00. A changed time for holding mori f service and Sunday school is announced, with emphasis on unified worship and fellowship.
The text muses on beauty as a fleeting, skin deep asset valued by passers by. It notes the urge to dress and shine, and how society prizes attractive women for admiration, wealth, and prestige, claiming beauty commands attention and social power.
Farmers form territorial clubs to coordinate crops and finances. Committees plan programs and services at least monthly meetings. Music programs engage members with minimal time required, proving valuable to the community.
Despite recent floods and delays in seeding, North Dakota reports the crop year shows strong small grain yields and potential hay gains. Officials note most regions avoid the poor weather battering other states, with grain prospects rivaling the record year of 1915.
The North Dakota regiment faced challenges in assembling troops due to vast rural distances and scattered armories, delaying mobilization while equipment was moved from Devils Lake. Despite logistical hurdles, the unit earned high praise for its past performance in the Philippines and is expected to uphold honor in future service.
A fragment from a periodical column discusses gopher control in North Dakota, notes Dunns Weekly Reviews on a solid banking and economic foundation, and urges a blend of Americanism with Communityism. It calls for stronger local spirit, moral unity, and practical grants in homes, schools, and businesses.
The article outlines key legal and personal obstacles to merging Willys Overland Hudson Chalmers and Auto-Lite. John N Willys resisted cash for his drug and Auto-Lite stock, and a $3500 per share offer hinged on him taking back a large stake, risking further government action. Advisory counsel doubted Clayton Act compliance, while the plan would leave Willys-Durant interests and partners dominating about 480,000 mines, roughly 33 percent of the output this year.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Isms and a colonel figure. Mentions a nomination and Democrats involved in a political process. Readable details are limited. the item hints at intra party action and future nomination events.
An editorial extols dairying as North Dakota’s path to permanent prosperity naming bread and butter and meat as staples. It notes a Grand Forks creamery shipping a carload of butter daily to New York and gives practical tips on cooling, separating, and handling cream to prevent spoilage and maximize value.
The ear can be trained to accustom itself to tearing noises from various materials. The sound accompanying cotton tearing resembles that of men. The warp voice is shrill while milling is dull, revealing distinct auditory signatures in textile operations.
A Baltimore American cartoonish remark notes a performer’s bold feat as friend’s quitting an acrobat promotion sparks chat. The quip asks how, then claims the act rose above many others, hinting at public intrigue around the stunt.
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