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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
5
The advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief from kidney and bladder issues including back and loin pain, dropsy signs, brick dust urine, and urinary troubles. It cites Mrs. James Beck of Rome New York reporting eight to nine years of kidney trouble.
In a triple consolidation of the Times News and the Bee of Toledo the management considers a combined name The News Bellmen a practical branding move for the merged paper.
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana is featured with an advertisement promising favorable terms and free prospects for students. It emphasizes Edward's Hall and unique departments offering higher courses and thorough student care, claiming sixty years of renowned education.
A garbled snippet references a grandstand remark during a game and notes on local disease catarrh with a Toledo based cure advertisement. The text also hints at war overheard moments and a Mr. Jones, but details are unclear.
A branded advertisement lists Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children's ailments with cures for Summer Complaint feverishness headaches and teething disorders. It promotes free sample by mail from Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York and claims druggists carry the product. Also contains two short testimonial quips about cures and praise.
Prominent Jacksonville society woman Mrs Anderson daughter of Recorder of Deeds West testifies to the relief provided by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes women suffer with pains and endorses the remedy as reliable, restoring strength and health after thorough treatment.
A critique of press clipping bureaus claiming they threaten authors with bankruptcy. It discusses editorial sheets sent by magazines containing cuttings or quotations for editors to reuse, noting nearly every newspaper uses portions, leading to a flood of recycled material.
The Minoters aim to form a business men's club while artesian wells near Shel don run dry. Fessenden forms a baseball team amid a region-wide sports push and the Enderlin baseball group has disbanded. A Jamestown brewery site goes up for sale with hail reported in Richland county. A Langdon slander verdict stands at 1 cent, and Harvey businessmen press for road improvements. Water mains work in Cando proceeds quickly as lecture bureau agents tour the state for winter dates. Mandan reports an encounter with a fake sidewalk man, Pune Rhodoo hao entuyrnad tn thin.
Cairo to Pekin dispatches report Russia increasing troops in Manchuria and preparing for a possible clash with Japan. Officials say Japan will wait until October, and if Russia quits Manchuria trouble may follow.
In Rome on July 26 the body of Leo XIII lay in state at St. Peter's basilica as Cardinal Cotti gains on other cardinals in the race for favor. More than thirty thousand people filed past the catafalque to view the pontiff’s body.
A fragmented notice reports Major Mars endured catarrh of the kidneys for twenty years. The text mentions a remedy and months of treatment, claiming past symptoms were relieved and poisons accumulated in the body. The passage is cut and lacks clear, verifiable details.
Emmons County Record-Supplement reports visitors and residents in Linton during the week. Actors and a play titled A Scrap of Paper set for Ott & Delger's hall to aid the Episcopal church. Wheat, corn, and hay conditions noted along with local weather and upcoming ice stock plans.
A monkey noses a banana in a wooden container, grasps it, and cannot pull free. Catchers arrive and the monkey flees to a tree but cannot climb due to a coconut on its paw. It fights the trunk before being captured. Frank Leslie's Monthly reports the scene.
A journal article highlights young women achieving notable work across fields. It cites Joan of Arc at nineteen, Patti before her teens, Madame de Stael at twenty two, Jane Austen at forty two, the Brontes dying before forty, Harriet Beecher Stowe at thirty nine, George Eliot at thirty eight, and notes Grace Lathrop Collin and Onoto Watanna as contemporary novelists under thirty.
Northwestern inventor Frederick Clark of Minneapolis Minn spring check hook. David France Hawley Minn safe. Edwin Froggatt Spearfish SD fence. John Howell Spearfish SD wire stretcher. John Riley Minneapolis gang plank. Bert Wood Helena Mont wire fence. Erick Erickson Minneapolis artificial limb. Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers 91 and 12 Pioneer Press St Paul News.
The Chicago News notes a humorous exchange about Uncle Henry avoiding clean collars during a laundry strike. Aunt Hannah jokes that his whiskers hide his shirt while Uncle Henry never wears a collar, adding light local color to city life.
A roundup of regional notes: Dickinson wool clip hits 100000 pounds the state’s largest. Dickinson to Chicago sheep shipment in sixteen cars. Emmons county storm swallows a settler’s mansion while a tented homesteader stays exposed. Other items report a Ward county horse drowned when it walked into a river, a St Louis expo trip planned by the North Dakota regiment, a Crockett of Enderlin trial a non verdict, Northwestern Telephone’s 100 man line crew, and cultural notes on the O Callaghans Devils Lake troupe. Plus farm sales near Church’s Ferry, potato buyers booking carloads, a Grand Forks honeymoon ban, Benson county legal friction over a slander suit, a Nebraska preacher’s elopement and a curious homesteading prospect in Walsh county.
A brief sentence noting that events in Manchuria would be followed by a serious Japanese action.
John Trice eighteen and Leslie Whitmarsh sixteen told Justice Chott at the Warren avenue station they planned to ambush Policeman Lynch of the Austin station after a string of burglaries. Investigators linked missing hand mirrors to the cases. Whitmarsh was held for the grand jury and Trice for the juvenile court.
In Cole City, Georgia, about 125 convicts leased by the state to the Georgia Iron and Coal company revolted after a disciplinary incident. Guards attempted to restore order and fatally wounded two inmates as the group barricaded and defied the guards during the day shift change.
Courtyards fill with carts bricks and building material to raise walls where doors will form partitions. Palatine guards and gendarmes to be moved as barracks are needed for the conclave. Cardinal Oreglia, escorted by Swiss guards, surveyed the operations and gains favor in government circles for Vatican evangelization efforts in Eritrea.
Mrs. Anna Bailey was mortally wounded and Mrs. Mary Woods seriously hurt when ambushed while returning from Lake Shore. Woods' husband, who had quarreled with him, was arrested as the suspected shooter.
A brief New Orleans Times-Democrat item notes Charlie’s life and character as friends discuss his motives and behavior addressing themes of deceit versus self interest after his death.
In Marquette Michigan on July 26 an unexpected water flow flooded Gibson explorations in the Crystal Falls district. Oliver Mining Company has suspended work and may abandon the property after four years of drilling for ore. Water was tapped in a drift and appeared in two sections.
Dr. Thomas Herron the Colombian charge reports from Bogota that U S ratification prospects for the treaty have improved in recent days.
Sadie Vale Concordia the world record milk and butter producer was auctioned yesterday in Utica New York. The cow brought 2200 dollars from buyer L J Fitzgerald of Cortland.
The heaviest rain of the season hit Toledo area last evening causing extensive damage to trees and reporting that the corn crop is badly damaged across the countryside. Local observers note widespread impact on fields and orchards after the storm.
Valley City North Dakota July 27 Mrs Matilda M Boucher describes finding a friend in the words of a tale. She recounts years of dizziness and headaches cured by Dodd s Kidney Pills. She claims relief from sciatica after three weeks and praises the medicine as a lasting aid.
Judge notes Crawford faced little trouble becoming a bridge policeman after it was revealed he once served as a floor walker guiding crowds in front of a bargain counter. Crabshaw adds the career shift was smooth once the past was known.
Ask Your Dealer for Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It rests the feet Cures swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25¢ Lamp mailed FIKEE Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY
A garbled mix of old newspaper quotes and advertisements mentions mischief, social moments, Mrs Winslow's soothing sirups, a stolen umbrella joke, and a note on wooden shanty versus brownstone housing. The text lacks a clear single event or topic.
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