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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
7
A Braddock farmer credits Tanlac with curing long standing stomach pain, bloating, kidney trouble, and rheumatism. After three bottles his appetite returns, digestion improves, and he can work daily with renewed vigor. Tanlac is sold locally by J F Fitzgibbons and a leading druggist in town.
The London Telegraph comments that life is a hustle to earn money weekly, contrasting tranquil breathing with the need to secure funds to meet expenses, as echoed by the Boston Transcript.
Miss Ellen Anderson left Fargo High School for the Dakota Business College to study a secretarial course and secured a job with Fargo Implement Co before graduating. Miss Mary Dunn, another college student, was placed with Buckbee Mears Co as a stenographer.
The warning notes kidney disease can advance quickly and urges prompt attention for dull back pain headaches dizziness or fatigue. It cites a testimonial from NM. M. Danrot a carpenter in North Dakota who has used Dean's Kidney Pills.
Classified notices offer real estate in east Linton with a six room house and two lots. Also for sale livestock including Short Horn bulls cows and heifers. Various personal items including a 7 passenger Studebaker a fanning mill and driving harness. Lost and found posts and an old museum note on prehistoric art in France.
A London newspaper ad pleading for a loud second-hand gramophone for reprisals sparks global recollections of similar motives. The piece notes such circumstances merit scrutiny and timely handling.
Investigators contend salmon locate streams via chemical traces of acids or alkalis that vary by stream. Even offshore, salmon can detect the trace guiding them to their bay and river, reducing the need to invoke a homing instinct for their return.
In New Zealand there are 29 acclimation societies organized to protect native wildlife and introduce new game birds. Chartered by the government and under supervision, they have released many pheasants, California quail, Australian opossums, woodcock, rainbow trout, and salmon. They pay bounties for hawk and other predators of useful birds and mammals.
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