Deadly Except Sunday by Hows OW
The column discusses North Dakota politics, the Non-Partisan League, and the farmer movement, arguing the rise of state control as a consequence of exploited farmers and calling for Rooseveltism to ensure a square deal. It reflects on California conditions and features varied editorial notes and cultural references.
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Hows OW
H. Martman
West Park Ave
Tin ‘Doen C Hartman
W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l
Mgr
Palcy
Rnep
Audit Bureau of Circulations
ANL
Postomtice
Waterloo
Iowa
Am ‘T.im
Ca Ateicher Hha
Washington, D. G
Nunsey Bidg
E. G. Dougherty
Sr Nn
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Storx, Brooks & Finley
Rep
S. Ee Ny
Dakota
Courier Saturday Evening
Chicago Tribune
Edittor Black
Fargo Forum
North Dakota
Black
Kingdom Come
U.S. A
Health note on turpentine hazards and diet questions
A health column warns turpentine inhalation risks in painting indoors and outlines ventilation, lingering room exposure, and mild poisoning recovery. It also covers diet guidance for a young reader seeking weight and fitness tips, plus a reader inquiry about lead paint kidney effects and general medical advice from Dr. Currier.
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Atlantic
Armchair thoughts on love and longing in friendships
A reader muses on whether loving others without reciprocation is good for the soul. She recalls a wish to have all loved ones love her equally, compares selfless care to vanity, and quotes Emerson. The piece weighs happiness in fulfilled versus unfulfilled longing and favors balanced affection.
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Jan
Emerson
Long Term Bonds for War Savings
Iowa editors report Treasury plans to issue long term securities into which war savings stamps and certificates may be converted, plus continuation of the war savings program in 1919 and beyond. Details of $100 and $1,000 certificates under consideration to spare buyers from adhesive stamps, with rates and terms to be announced. Intensive war savings organization to lead 1919 campaigns across states.
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Des Moines
United States Treasury
Treasury
The Runaway Horse and the Sailor Boy Doll
In a Christmas playroom tale a Sailor Boy Doll defies expectations by choosing to ride a Wooden Horse on Wheels. The chase ends with both dolls tumbling to the hall, Sailor Boy losing his sailor suit to a hole nibbled by a mouse, and the boyish disguise changing to a Dutch girl doll. Betty Doll suspects the truth and hides the secret with Teddy Bear's help.
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Sailor Boy Doll
Betty Doll
Marie Doll
Betty
Sailor Boy
Stair
Rina
Betty Dall
Betty Dol
Teddy Bear
Dutch Doll
Distillers Pivot as Prohibition Looms in 1920s Era
Article notes financial losses from alcohol trade and distillers planning to export stocks and convert plants for permitted uses. Mentions postwar tax collections, toy demand, and a Notable Ulypto Ointment promotional text amid fragmented copy. References various drug stores and distributors in Nebraska.
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Springfield Republican
Ihand Uirn
New York
Open diplomacy and world peace under scrutiny
Open diplomacy is contrasted with secret diplomacy as the world demands transparency in treaty talks while preserving practical discretion at Versailles. The article notes executive sessions may occur but warns against exposing every heart to public view, stressing the need to guard against malice and propaganda while pursuing reconciliation. The piece also references naval history, exploration, and a tribute to G. A. Henry, followed by a report on Dunkirk herring dressers achieving 22 to 25 fish per minute at the Diamond Fish plant with a two-stroke knife process.
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New York Times
Versailles
Dunkirk
N. Y
Diamond Fish Company
Teddy Roosevelt Mourned by America’s Youth in Tribune Style
The New York Tribune notes millions lacking spokesmen grieve Theodore Roosevelt with sincere tribute from the boys of America. They honor the hero of San Juan and the hunter, who was slain in their shared pantheon of national figures.
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Teddy
New York Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt
Boys of
America
Hero
San Juan
Mighty Hunter
Slayer
Lion
Prevent Influenza By Keeping The Body Clean
An old fashioned health ad advises maintaining rich red blood and regular bowel movements to resist influenza and pneumonia. It warns constipation as a root cause and promotes Salinos a pleasant cold water salt laxative that empties the digestive system. Buy now at quarter to dollar sizes.
Influenza Epidemic Linked to Kidney Weakness Prompts Remedy
Doctors report flu outbreaks causing weakness and urinary issues. Advertisers claim Dr Kilmer Swamp Root medicine strengthens kidneys after influenza. Kilmer Co offers sample bottles for ten cents via mail, with regular sizes available at druggists.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
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Indiana
Senate
Hohenzollern
William
Herr H
Leither
McKinley
Judea
William MecKinley
Tuck
Cisrox
Sibley Tribune
Nid
Mazon City
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Mr. Dooley
Toy Manufacturers
Europe
MacMillan ‘Chemical Co
Alls City
Neb
Watersloo
Moore Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Sehuneman Drug Co
Wangler Bros
L. McDermott
Mansen & Hansen
Mary Tra
Wwerk
Mary
Simeoy RipiuLous
Bach
Teene
Pary
Nts Ray
Bear
Wolf
Panther
Frank Martinell
Nick Carter
G. A. Henry
Miles
Nes A Nee Aly
DR. R. Miles
Ruska
BAIN
Beecham’s
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
Fifth Sun
5Th St. Hardware, Co
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