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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
3
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press portrays an earnest beggar pleading for 1.50 to pay rent, while a skeptical Goodhart questions the man’s honesty. The exchange hints at street theatrics and social commentary on deception and poverty in urban life.
An advertisement asserts peace in the Philippines proves profitable to all and swears Nostetter's Stomach Bitters can subdue a rebellious stomach. It claims to cure constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness and dyspepsia with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
A New York Sun report describes a patented mechanical hand fan pitched as a rival to feminine gauze and lace. The device, wood and brass, resembles an egg beater glove stretcher and allegedly reaches 8 000 RPM to blow air like a compact electric fan. The inventor claims 4 000 units sold in months and notes men may be more eager to adopt it in heat than women.
Better Than Christian Science Jetmore Kansas July 1 Mrs Anna Jones Freeman daughter of G G Jones Burdett Hodgeman County popular lady suffered chronic headaches back pain kidney urinary trouble now well after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. Within a week head pains vanished and illness disappeared gaining rapid local demand in Pawnee Hodgeman Counties.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation notes that seven cigars exposed a hiding place of Aguinaldo and a later remark about a mean cigar that would drive a man to betray his grandmother. The exchange uses sharp humor to hint at treachery linked to loyalty.
Northwes Northwestern inventors include George H. Conant of Minneapolis with a dump weighing scale Gustaf A. Erickson Minneapolis with an artificial leg Claus O Giere Hayfield with a mail box Charles E Hogberg Red Wing with a bakers oven Chas A Mall St Paul with a receptacle or envelope Charles Nelson Duluth with a coffee boiler Edward Oredalen Spring Creek with machine gearing Arba Vrooman Hunter North Dakota with a vegetable topping machine Patent attorneys Lothrop and Johnson represent in St Paul at Pioneer Press Building.
A brief dialogue from the Ohio State Journal contrasts father and son on college time. A second ad notes Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises relief for tight shoes and foot ailments, with a Chicago Record fashion gag about a Kansas woman seeking a seal coat with a hatchet pocket.
The passage notes time as judge of truth and cites Wizard Oil curing pain for over forty years. It references general public familiarity and appreciation, then shifts to a dialogue about liking articles and a Balzac quotation, attributed to a Punch magazine tone.
An OCR fragment shows an internal sale note for Hall's Catarrh Cure with price listed as 7ic. The text also includes brief quotes and snippets such as A Narrow Escape and line items about coin tossing and a joke from Puck, plus a remark from the Ohio State Journal and a saying about wise men.
General Washington seeks a bravely willing man for a perilous mission. Captain Nathan Hale, Yale graduate and gifted youth, volunteers to cross Long Island Sound, disguise as a Dutch schoolmaster, and gather British strength. Captured in New York after a bold undercover journey, he faces execution with the famous line I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. His martyrdom galvanizes American resolve and loyalty.
Adaline Knapp profiles John Muir as a lone explorer who spent twenty five years living and roaming the Sierra Nevada Yosemite and Alaska glaciers. He built a cabin near Muir Glacier, studied ice features, and planned future Arctic travels, enduring peril to gain knowledge.
Captain Nathan Hale, famed martyr of the Revolution, is portrayed as Washington weighs a crucial intelligence gamble in September 1776 near New York. The East River threat, Howe’s potential riverside move, and Hale's possible disguise as a Dutch schoolmaster frame a single-battle risk that could decide the war’s fate.
A quiet citizen near Piety hill fights a neighbor’s three aggressive dogs after repeated attacks on his family. He brings a Bulldog as a bluff and watches as the trio terrorizes the room, sparking a chaotic clash. The host and neighbors debate the fate of the pups. two dogs are given away and a pink-eyed white bulldog is advertised for.
A British observer scolds American reporters for ridiculing John Bull humor. He protests that American satire lacks substance and laughs at their jokes, arguing behalf of refined English manners in a brief exchange cited by the Judge.
A defeated candidate telephoned his wife at 2 a m saying all is lost save honor. She replied she must walk home since that won't help on the owl cars, and only the hoarse buzz of wires answered.
Are You Using Allen's Foot-Ease It is the only cure for swollen smarting burning sweating feet corns and bunions. Shake the powder into shoes. Available at all druggists and shoe stores price two cents. Sample sent free by addressing Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A playful exchange at a tea party reveals Mrs Smith’s singing annoys Mrs Brown. Tommy Brown, seven, recalls dropping a penny down Miss Smith’s back to provoke the pastime.
In Brooklyn Eagle dialogue, Mr Park Slope argues doctors may deem salt life’s elixir, while Mr Midwood counters it is too cheap to be trusted. The exchange hints at a local public health debate on dietary salt.
A testimonial from Wae O. Enpsiey of Vanburen Indiana dated February 10 1900 praising Piso’s Cure as the best medicine for all throat and lung affections. The brief note highlights strong patient satisfaction and a regional endorsement in a historical ad-like snippet.
A brief note quotes a Chicago Record Herald line about waking with the lark and enduring a cold perch all night, reflecting on adaptation to environment in a wry exchange.
A brief mock dialogue from Brooklyn Life features a tired patient and a doctor examining the tongue. The exchange captures a playful medical scene with period tone and phrasing.
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winsiosz n soothing Syrup eases teething pain and reduces inflammation. It notes the bottle and hints at color guidance for buyers while mentioning fashions and delicate decorative shapes in mousseline de sole fabrics.
A Billville citizen asks the editor for an obitu ary about a deceased spouse. The exchange yields a humorous note on memory and the afterlife, concluding the editor should write that she is safe in the Promised Land, with the citizen conceding the phrasing.
A humorous item notes a wife visiting her mother for a week and her sisters admiring the baby so intently that they nearly washed it to pieces. A fashion snippet adds that walking skirts of gray flannel will be worn this summer for cool and modish style.
An elderly husband reveals a locked room full of cheese as a joke about past sweethearts. His wife laments missing bread for every man who kissed her, noting they could have fed themselves for life. The tale from London Tit-Bits ends on a humorous note about bread and cheese.
A New York rail line trains a nine state reach described in railroading lore. A Club Car and Metro Cafe aim to erase time and space on the luxury train. In Paris Gauguin paintings rise as a modern art investment, from 20,000 francs to 127,400 francs at Hotel Drouot.
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