Fruits in Courtenay area offer home grown rewards
The Courtenay Gazette urges planting fruit and ornamental trees on farms and village lots in North Dakota. It notes apples plums currants raspberries strawberries and possible cherries blackberries gooseberries and grapes grow nearby, with early fruit in nurseries and on first-year planting. Trees are described as money savers and socially beneficial.
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C. A
Courtenay Gazette
North Dakota
Courtenay
J. H. Steele
Adams Adlerika claim aids Wiliston residents in relief
Wiliston residents report that a single dose of Adlerika a remedy marketed as a German appendicitis laxative mixture relieves stomach gas and constipation immediately. The Wiliston Drug Co. will supply the product locally.
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Williston
Wiliston Drug Co
Handling a Flirty Housemaid in a 1920s Advice Column
A subscriber asks what to do about a pretty housemaid who flirts with men and risks inappropriate acquaintances. The editor, Mrs. Virginia Henry, says the behavior stems from loneliness and limited company, suggests offering diversion, and urges the employer to treat her as a daughter, elevating her sense of womanly value.
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February Woman’s Home Companion
Virginia Henry
Alberti
Horsen
Denmark
Copenhagen
Corps de Ballet
Plan to study city commission government formed in Fargo
An organization in Fargo formed to study the city commission form for North Dakota cities. It aims to amend current statutes governing this modern city government and advance the plan.
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Fargo
Commission
North Dakota
Nordic neutrality pact ratified by Sweden Norway Denmark
The joint declaration confirms that Sweden Norway and Denmark will not alter the Hague rules on neutrality without notifying the other two. Signed in Stockholm December 23 1912 the document outlines agreement on principal points and formal seals.
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Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Hague
Stockholm
Sweden Strindberg Dispute Goes to Courts And Gustaf Adolph Family News
Heirs of August Strindberg fail to reach agreement with a German translator and refer the matter to courts. Malmö plans lawn along streetcar tracks for grain growth. Justice Ministry proposes new expropriation laws allowing eminent domain for meeting halls. Crown Prince Gustaf Adolph’s family is described as large and healthy. A sixty year romance ends in marriage as Baron Axel von Taran weds Hella Gyllström in Stockholm after decades of searching. In Jonkoping a shooting scare near a forest reveals a boy unharmed after a shot fired at presumed crows.
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Strindberg
Malmo
Gustaf Adolph of
Sweden
Margaret of Connaught
Sigvard
Ingrid
Stockholm
Axel von Taran
Hella Gylistrom
Hella Gyllstrom
Melbourne
Australia
Jonkop Ing
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