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Newspaper

Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1905

Page

3

Mary E Lease Endorses Odah e Kidney Pills

Mary Elizabeth Lease former Kansas leader and U S senator candidate endorses Dean's Kidney Pills citing personal relief from bladder and kidney troubles. Letter signed Mary Elizabeth Lease notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and that pills cost 50 cents per box.

Mary E. Lépge Mary E. Lease Kansas United States Dean Mary Elizabeth Lease Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Of Doubtful Voice at The Music Hall

In a playful barroom exchange Hostess and Sinnick tease about Miss Screechiy performing a song. Sinnick claims he can summon her but jokes the audience may be disappointed by her joining in.

Mr. Sinnick

Northwestern Inventors Win Week Patents Reported by Lawyers

List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors. Names include William Brueske Wimbledon North Dakota for a whiffletree book. Oliver Crosby St Paul lubricating device. Gustavus Duncan Deadwood South Dakota filtering cell. Charles Higgins Aberdeen South Dakota milk pail attachment. Nels Lotstan Detroit City Minnesota vegetable sacking device. John L. McKay Minneapolis Minnesota cigar holder. William Smith La Crescent Minnesota snatch block.

Northwestern Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer Press St. Paul Minn William Brueske Wimbledon N. D Oliver Crosby Gustavus Duncan Deadwood S. D Charles Higgins Aberdeen Nels Lotstan Detroit City John L. McKay Minneapolis William Smith LaCrescent

Lawyer Defended Prisoner in Distilling Case Before Jury

West Virginia lawyer argued a distilling case before a jury. The judge pressed hard, and the jury found the prisoner guilty. After a denied motion for new trial the judge called the prisoner a fool and a knave. The prisoner said he was satisfied he was tried by his peers.

West Virginia

Doctor in Fargo cautions widows in odd exchange

A comic dialogue features Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo advising widows on remarriage. A young man flattering a widow defends marrying again while a witty widow cites her mother’s multiple marriages as precedent. The exchange plays on social views of marriage.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Doctor Brigham

Doctor Brigham cites widespread cures from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female disorders. He notes his practice and daughters benefited and urges women with painful or irregular menstruation and uterine issues to try the remedy and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham C. Brigham Brigham Park Fitchburg Mass Lydia E. Pinklam Dughter Ty Ly

North Dakota News Roundup Highlights Rails Plants and Crime

North Dakota items report new rural routes in Cogswell and Sargent counties while rail and line extensions unfold in Munich and Grand Forks. The state gauges rust, weather, crops, livestock, floods, and local crime as towns like Rugby Devils Lake Minot and Jamestown face robberies, fires, and public works plans.

Cogswell Sargent County McLean County Devil’s Lake Great Northern Mandan Devil's Lake Northwestern Telephone Company Munich Morton County McHenry County North Dakota William A. Ogden Oakes Abner Ogden Marcus Tallefson Northwood Julius Benson Rolette County State Board Anamooee Devils Lake Hebron Minot Williston Wyndmere Napoleon Aid Pembina County Crosby

Supreme Court May Be Asked to Rule on Institute Fund

Judge Fisk holds that separate departments in graded and high schools cannot be counted when calculating the school institute fund under Section 757. The 1905 amendment requires counting all schools taught four months, excluding separate departments, a point likely to go to the Supreme Court for final construction.

Supreme Court Fisk Con- Strickd School Institute Fund Fisk

Fargo Police Close Gambling Rooms On Mayor Wall's Orders

Acting under May or Wall directives Chief Grant toured Fargo gambling rooms and ordered all games shut. The move angers the tin-horn faction while some business leaders favor controlled prohibition. Separately, David Allman of St Paul seeks 16100 in damages from Grand Forks for injuries after tripping over an iron pipe on De Mers Avenue near the bridge, with earlier suit filed in federal court and a rejected city claim.

Wall Grant Fargo David Allman Great Northern Railway St. Paul Grand Fora United States District Court Allman de Mers Avenue

Cheap gas for North Dakota plants from Nignite coal

North Dakota plans cheaper energy using gas produced from Nignite lignite coal. Tests show lignite heating gas may beat other coals, enabling cheaper power, manufacturing revival, and irrigation projects with gas engines replacing steam motors.

North Dakota

Sir Henry Irving and a Rustic Question at Shakespeare’s House

The Buffalo Commercial reports a quizzical encounter as Sir Henry Irving visits Shakespeare’s birthplace. A rustic responds with evasive answers, offering a humorous exchange about Shakespeare’s fame and works, including a playful misattribution of the Bible to Shakespeare.

Sir Henry Irving Shakespeare Henry Fyllow Buffalo Sir Henry

Cuticura Said To Cure Severe Eczema Case

A testimonial from Geo. C. Davis of New York credits Cuticura products with curing his mother Mrs. Wm. F. Davis of a lifelong eczema ordeal in Stony Creek Connecticut. After years of illness and hundreds of dollars spent on doctors she improved after using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura, and Cuticura Resolvent.

Cuticura Wm. F. Davis Stony Creek Conn Geo. C. Davis 36Th St N. Y

Scot Land and the Scots Lecture Anecdote

A professor lectures on Scot land and the Scots noting hardy men swim the Tay thrice daily. A student laughs and asks what about clothes after the third trip. The professor confronts the interruption while the hall reacts to the remark.

Scotland The Tay

Boldlad Seizes Chance in Parlor Exchange

Charley Boldlad answers Miss De Murely with resolve claiming to seize opportunity. Miss De Murely sighs and counters, yet Charley presses forward as if she were the chance.

Charley Boldlad Miss de Murely

Cleanliness in the Dairy Healthful milk and butter require strict cleaning

Instructions emphasize absolute cleanliness in dairy work. Elena Parker warns that cheap soap from filthy fats spoils utensils and urges using Ivory Soap and sealing all pans and buckets. Also includes a humorous Time line with Barefoot Boy through 1905 Millionaire quotes.

Eleanor R. Parker

No clear single headline found from the text

Fragmented quotes and adage style lines with names like Troy N and Dr David Kennedy mix with musings on marriage rheumatism and weapon history. The passage reads like a collage of dialect sayings and aphorisms without a cohesive news event or人物.

Carlyle's Ridiculous Pupils and a Donkey Episode

In a Kirkcaldy school Carlyle, strict and gloomy, surprises with laughter when Bill Hood rides a donkey into the classroom. The master proclaims the animal rider wisest and best scholar Kirkcaldy has sent, praising the donkey as wiser than his brothers.

Carlyle Kirkcaldy Bill Hood Bill Chelsea Sage

The Duke's Humorous Visit and a Damp Church Wall

The late Duke of Buccleuch visits a parish minister with playful formality. A dampness issue in the church wall prompts a joking remedy to move the pulpit to the damp area, promising quick dryness.

Duke of Buccleuch

In a Roundabout Way

A quoted exchange recalls champagne suppers and a sly reference to savings in an Equitable insurer. The Houston Post notes the wry humor behind a financial quip and its social tone.

Equitable Houston Post

Glove Department Clerk Earns Noted Counter Irritant Label

In a brief lurid aside, shoppers describe the listless clerk in the glove department as a counter irritant, a provocative jab at service and attitude in the shop.

Peruna Endorsed by Navy Officers in 1837 Letter

A letter from Commodore Somerville Nicholson of the United States Navy from 1837 Washington notes that Peruna is widely used and recommended as a cure for catarrh by military officers. The ad touts Dr. Hartman’s endorsements and offers a contact to the Hartman Sanitarium for prompt results.

Ommodore Somerville Nicholson United States Navy R. Street Washington, D. C Jeruna Hartman S. B. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

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