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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
4
For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills and has cured thousands. Readers praise its life saving aid for severe female troubles and relief from displacement inflammation and backache. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
Mike Agerman a 39 year old laborer died after leaping from a St. Paul freight train at the short line crossing near the city hospital. He struck his head on the rails fracturing his skull and died twenty minutes later at the hospital.
A White House briefing clarifies that Kaiser Wilhelm II favored Dr. Hill as ambassador to Germany, while German ambassador von Sternburg relayed the emperor's stable stance. The report notes Tower’s hospitality influenced gossip and discusses how wealth and residence issues affect postings.
George Conrad a Wayne County farmer killed his six year old daughter by beating with a poker and fatally injured his wife with the same weapon Jealousy is given as the motive Conrad escaped and is still eluding authorities in Huntington West Virginia authorities seek him
General Richard C. Horne, acquitted of murdering H. J. Groves, managing editor of the Kansas City Post, has been sent to St. Joseph and will be placed in the state asylum for the insane. The acquittal came on the plea that he was insane at the time of the shooting.
Webster City March 31 A dredge passage project near Clarion leads to the death of Will Evans as a beam from a small bridge collapses and strikes him on the head instantly.
The torpedo boat Blakely was struck by a Whitehead torpedo fired from her own tube during target practice near Pensacola Florida. A large jagged hole appeared below the water line on the port side and the vessel was sent to dry dock while a board of inquiry investigates the accident.
In the Dime Museum a glass eater explains to a doctor that he swallowed a thermometer thinking it was medicine. The incident was recounted by the Pittsburg Press in a lurid freak show vignette.
H H Clayton reports from an Atlantic balloon ascent describing how at two miles the sun’s rays are diffused by dust and air, at five miles the light fades, and near space the sun is a bright star. the party shelters at a mile and a half as the balloon cools and pours sand to lighten the craft.
A irate elderly man threatens another with his fists and delivers a biting insult about a brain in a mustard seed. The exchange features sharp language and a vivid simile comparing the brain size to a shrimp in the Atlantic.
A physician urges nasal breathing during sleep and advises closing the mouth upon waking with an open mouth. The guidance aims to improve sleep quality and oral health.
Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis Dubuque Des Moines Ke City departures at 4:08 AM and 3:25 PM with arrivals at 1:40 PM. North bound trains toward Council Bluffs and Omaha leave at 11:40 PM. Lyle Mason City Fort Dodge routes show 11:55 PM and 3:46 PM schedules. An updated timetable notes Omaha connections at 3:35 PM and 4:08 AM.
Ed Schiewek, proprietor of the largest ladies tailoring establishment in the country, invites women to have suits made to measure for a perfect fit. Prices are not higher than ready made garments and may be lower in some cases.
Classified notices advertise cash sales of a barn and 1 3 4 acres, 240 acres with buildings near market at 1000, 1/4 Ex and balance to suit, two houses and three lots on Bridge St, 8 room house near Main St, corner of Moscow and Sixth St and 86 acres with improvements. Also mentions Dakota campaign and real estate loans and cheap dry building lots from 75.
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