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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
6
Captain Wood traces a tense midnight circuit through Rutland Gate and Prince's Gardens pursuing Frida Fairholme. He brushes off a carriage offer from Duchess of Tierra Sagrada and confronts a persistent unknown shadow while awaiting Frida’s arrival and guidance from Mrs Fairholme.
A narrator pursues Captain Wood after a cab ambush and suspected kidnapping. He traces cabs, villas, and a mysterious conspiracy involving Jimmy Lawford and others. At Great St Helen's the case shifts, revealing a broader fraud scheme and warning of danger to Wood.
The piece explains the phrase as mad as a hatter, tracing it to hat makers who beat felt with sticks during hand hat production. The vigorous beating in hot water caused fits of anger to be likened to the hatter’s fury, a vivid image tied to historic hat manufacture.
A lively boxing match unfolds in a Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote as Splinter, late home, misinterprets his wife's palm pat as a fist and battles two palms, knocking over furniture and injuring himself while defending his knuckles.
A brief quoted exchange on regret and material pursuit. Henry laments a life spent chasing money to buy basic needs that prove uncomfortable and ill fitting. The remark underscores a failing life measured by riches rather than fulfillment.
Mrs Sleepyize Henry and Mr Sleepyize Henry discuss a noisy alarm clock in a brief Ohio State Journal quip. The exchange centers on hoping the clock will not return.
By virtue of a Minnesota District Court execution dated December 2 1900 and docketed September 18 1804 the judgment against Dyre Pedersen in favor of Charles Luchow for 835 04 is levied upon real property. The sale to be held February 11 1901 at 2 pm at the front door of the Crow Wing County Court House Brainerd Minnesota the right title and interest of the judgment debtor in the described parcels in sections 1 3 and 4 township 138 north range 27 west Fifth principal meridian. E C Garnnievans attorney pro se.
United States Land Office notices a contest filed by Louis R. Boswell against John W. Bodwin over lot 1 section 4 township 4 range 81. Hearing set for February 15 1901 and final hearing February 23 1901 at the St Cloud land office with publication ordered due to non service.
William K. McFarland files a contest against Ingwald Olson for Homestead Entry 17965 alleging abandonment and lack of residence or improvements for over two years. A final hearing is set before the district court clerk on Feb 28, 1901 and the magister and receiver on March 7, 1901 at the St. Cloud land office.
Public teachers examination schedule announced for February 7 8 and 9. On the 7th first grade certificate applicants are tested in the county superintendent office in the courthouse. Examinations on the 8th and 9th cover other grades at Washington school building. All exams start at 8 00 a m each day.
Mrs Rosa Richardson of Saur Springs North Carolina writes she suffered consumption and doctors said she would die within a month then began using Dr Kings No Discovery and was cured with seven bottles now she is stout and well. The tonic claims to treat consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis colds asthma hay fever croop or whooping cough. Guarantee bottles 50 cents and 1 dollar trial bottle free at McFadden Drug Co and P Dunn Co.
Erie newsdealer Chi Bender says Foley's Hon and Turcough medicine is the best in the world, claiming nothing else matches its quality. H. P. Du & Co., McFadden Drug Co. are involved in distributing the product.
A fragmented ad-like line touts Bridges rivers tunnels mountain builds cities and gathers severed rays of one's ability, attributed to 4 McFadden Drug Co.
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