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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
3
A man recalls a peer’s assault and his own throat ailment. He credits Peruna with full recovery after four bottles, three years later claiming renewed health and ability to ride regularly. The testimonial emphasizes relief from catarrhal inflammation and nasal issues.
A floorwalker reports a shopper for inattention and bans him to the hardware department. The exchange compares selling tools to selling fashion items, noting the hardware section offers easier sales to suburban customers than luxury gloves to stylish women.
A comic exchange frames a councilman asking an old resident to subscribe to the town cemetery. The resident replies humorously that he has already subscribed three wives. A wry aside notes a lawyer rising by standing on a chair.
A London Answers cartoon caption humor shows a drenched man recounting a socialist meeting where no one kept an umbrella. The punchline arrives as the professor admits he left his umbrella on a train, provoking witty exchanges about forgetfulness and social ideals.
An ad touts Othine-double strength to remove freckles and achieve a clear complexion with less than an ounce. It urges asking for the double Naturally. The text also contains a joke about Jim being locked out. It notes a dated line about men ahead of their age and women always behind it.
In Fargo a local dispute questions whether Knicker-Is Jones is the boss as Becker's wife and children tally six votes to his one. The brief notes W. N. U. Fargo station 14-1919 records the confusion.
Fragmented ad copy discusses kidney health and toxins removed by blood, claiming ills are from kidney disease and urging use of a capsule product with dosage guidance. Mentions an imported MEDAL brand and three sites.
Berlin reports indicate German defiance over Polish troops landing at Danzig and troop movements into the region. Allied leaders contemplate a firm response as the big four discuss strategies from the Rhine to the Baltic amid Bolshevik concerns.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims scalp itch ends within ten minutes of application and weeks of use yield new hair, soft and lustrous, with dramatic volume and shine. It urges purchase of a small bottle at drug stores or toilet counters.
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium plans a visit to the United States in coming months. William J. Mulligan of the Knights of Columbus says the cardinal accepted an invitation after a meeting in Malines. Mercier wishes to thank the nation in person for American aid and support.
Rev. Thomas W. Drumm of St. Patrick's Cedar Rapids has been appointed bishop of Des Moines by Pope Benedict, succeeding Rt. Rev. Austin Rowling, who becomes archbishop of St. Paul. Northwest rail aid totals near 212 million with eleven loans announced. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific leads with 2.8 million. Lehigh Valley, New York Central and others receive significant funding.
A humorous exchange between Mr. Growcher and a companion follows the line about a long walk giving a fine appetite, to which Growcher quips he cannot afford such an appetite and must sit still.
A short back and forth highlights lessons from failed ideas. It warns about a man who averts his gaze and a woman who maintains eye contact as telling signs.
A collage of WWI battlefield vignettes and magazine blurbs including a French officer warning a marching unit near the Marne, vaudeville culture lines, a romance ballroom scene, and an advertisement for Cuticura skin products. The fragment mixes war memory with social humor and consumer tips.
The exchange hints at a playful mispronunciation while discussing suitability for flight. A light banter moment centers on President Ike and a suggested aviation role.
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