German Emperor Warns America To Pay For Nonsense
James W. Gerard, ex ambassador, says Kaiser warned that Germany will hold the United States accountable for anti war rhetoric after the war. Hutchinson heard the address in St Paul and urged reprints for Williston readers. He notes Gerard’s claim of German discipline and low chance of internal revolution, and emphasizes no public discussions and tight police control in German cities.
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T. C. Hutchinson
St. Paul
James W. Gerard
Kaiser
Hutchinson
Twin Cities
Graphic
Williston
Gerard
Minneapolis
America
United States
Germany
German Empire
Pro German Sentiments and War Outlook in Sweden and Germany
The article quotes Royalty Pro-German views and Swedish public sentiment, noting Sweden’s people are largely anti-German while its royalty favors Germany. It recalls Schleswig-Holstein’s fate under 1866 conflicts and Alsace-Lorraine parallels, and describes German apathy under autocratic pressure. Gerard predicts two more years of war and U.S. decisive involvement.
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Germany
Sweden
Holland
Europe
America
Schleswig-Holstein
Alsace-Lorraine
Denmark
Gerard
United States
Red Cross appoints former Dakotan as Northwest head
Arthur R. Rogers head of Rogers Lumber in this city and former Valley City resident has been named manager of the Red Cross northern division covering Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana. Judge N C Young notes Rogers widely known in North Dakota business circles and will serve without pay, likely leaving his Minneapolis desk to devote full time to Red Cross work.
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Arthur R. Rogers
Rogers Lumber Co
Minneapolis
Red Cross
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
N. C. Young
American Red Cross
North Dakota
Rogers
Valley City
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Northwest
North Dakotan
Red Cross Movement
Frazier Endorses Home Guard Move Amid Controversy
Governor Lynn J. Frazier endorses home guard organization in North Dakota by circulating a 1917 act section to county officials. The memo clarifies eligibility for federal equipment and outlines duties such as protecting United States property and transportation lines. Local units often function as county constabularies under sheriffs, awaiting gubernatorial recommendations.
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Bismarck
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
Arthur le Seuer
Norbeck
South Dakota
Congress
Frazier
District of Columbia
United States
States
Magic Cloths Offer Quick Silver Shine In Home Use
The New York Globe notes women pay 25 cents for so called magic cloths that clean silver and other metals without wetting hands. Made from gasoline, whiting, and oleic acid, woolen scraps are soaked then dried in shade to gain their silver polishing powers, though the recipe warns the cloths must be worn out before reuse.
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New York Globe
The Hour of Funeral For A Baby In Health Letter
A funeral for a baby born healthy ends with a grave lesson on infant care. The doctor explains the child’s decline due to bottle feeding and improper remedies, including coffee and morphine syrup, and warns that lack of air and poor feeding lead to pneumonia and death.
Safe Anchorage Moral House Quote
A clipped quotation urges building a moral house as anchorage deeper than worldly quicksands. It warns drift and conjecture, echoing Carlyle in a brief Graphic subscription pitch.
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Carlyle
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Btage
Baifi
Williston Coal and Ice Co
First Ave
Eagle Store
State Public Health Laboratory
University of North Dakota
Safe Anchorage
Moline Universal
Kalil
R. A. Ferris Farm
Kalil Bros
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