Death of Nelson Aldrich Dominant Rhode Island Senator
Grand Forks Herald reflects on Nelson W. Aldrich former Rhode Island senator as a forceful, skilled, and influential figure in the Republican party and U.S. politics. It notes his old school conservative style, lack of popular appeal, and the harsh later public criticism, suggesting future judgments may honor his contributions.
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Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Senate
Republican Party
Mr. Aldrich
Grand Forks Herald
It’s Up To Us We Shape Our Bright or Dark Future
A reflective piece argues the future depends on choices and mindset. It contrasts pessimism with determination, urging readers to use brains and will power to overcome life’s obstacles. The author emphasizes gratitude for basic blessings and personal responsibility in shaping a brighter path.
Grouch Proof Man From Chicago Is Hospital Escapee
A Chicago man recently discharged from a hospital with odd internal wording radiates cheer and sunshine. He claims his heart lies on the right, liver on the left, spleen on the right, and stomach misaligned yet eats well and is happy at 43 with a history of never being in love. He remains grouch proof.
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Chicago
Republicans Hope for Confident Victory Next Year
Republican leaders forecast regaining the presidency and house, and possibly the senate, arguing Democrats are extravagant and mismanaging the government. They will cite the last platform pledge of economy and point to perceived Democratic excesses and legislative chaos from omnibus bills and unpaid appropriations.
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Collier’s Weekly
House
Senate
Democratic Congress
Babies Prettier Than Ever in Wartime America
A Dutchess Times item brags that American babies are the healthiest and prettiest in the world, surpassing France and other nations. It humorously notes patriotic pride amid wartime sentiment, with a playful line about Uncle Sam and a jab at lazy men.
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France
Republic
America
Earth
United States
Reading the paper pays off with daily ad tips
A vintage ad urges readers to scan the newspaper advertising pages for savings. It promises big value by comparing stores before buying and highlights the one dollar annual paper price and the dollar value of ads. The message stresses forming a habit of reading ads.
Put Up The Bars A protest on liquor bans and warnings about World War I era policies
A collage of remarks argues that Europe and Germany restrict intoxicants, with Russia France England and the Kaiser aiming to ban or limit sales. A St Louis judge comments on marital fault and rights, while other lines humorously praise energy and warn debtors to pay up.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
Russia
France
England
Kaiser
German Empire
Williston Druggist Pleases Customers
A local drugstore offers a maple remedy called Ad ler-i-ka praised for quick relief of constipation and gas. The writeup notes its use in appendicitis and non gripping action, while also mentioning a May 7 public cantata by the High School.
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Williston En
Buige
Food Palace Captivates Fairgoers at World Exposition
A Pan-Pacific Press report highlights the Cuban building dedication on April 10 and the food exhibits that attract crowds day and night. General Enrique Loynaz del Castilla receives warm reception as visitors sample diverse foods, from wheat products to biscuits. The food hall showcases global cuisines and features a flour mill demonstration, while the arrival of the Jason with foreign exhibits sparks excitement, placing over four million dollars in displays.
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Pan-Pacific Press Rere “Association
Enrique Loynaz del Castilla
Antilles
Cuba
San Francisco
Poitiers
Pene
Yond
Hallen
Fair Maid
Land of the
la Belle France
Pan- Pacific Press Association
Receiver for Rock Island railroad filed in federal court
A petition for a receiver for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company was filed in federal district court by American Steel Foundries. The defendant railway company was named in such suit and the filing appears as part of a bankruptcy or restructuring action.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island ,and Pacific Railroad Company
Federal District Court
American Steel Foundries Company
Sui the Railway Company
Receivers Named for Railroad Firm Amid Financial Strain
The railway company will be handled under advisement this afternoon with Mudge as president and J M Dickinson as receivers. Stock fell ten points on the New York Exchange after the appointment. The firm admits an inability to meet 5 million dollars in short term notes and other due obligations. Emerald Farm Dairy is referenced with Williston Drug Co and W R McChesney as proprietor.
The Naked Truth About Modern Tailoring
A promotional piece claiming universal appeal of well dressed attire. It asserts the business of making clothing to meet twentieth century standards, promising customer satisfaction, no charge for demonstrating expertise, and urging readers to call on experts for best tailoring.
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Williston Graphic Sabul,Corbatt, Halter and Pubilab
Germany
St. Louis
Buck
Williston Druggist
Rock Island
Foundries
First Line
Emerald Farm
Williston Drug Co Re
W. R. McChesneney
Emerald Farm Dairy
Buller Bros
Heffernan
Alhambra Hot Springs
Alhambra, Mont
Jon
Great Northern Ry
Mondsk
Montana
M. J. Sullivan
Boston
Mae
Gardendine
Poplins
Buster Brown
Ladies and Misses
Exclusive Outfitters
Union Block
Williston, N. Dak
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