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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
6
Mrs James Beck of 314 West Whitesboro Street Rome says she suffered kidney troubles for eight or nine years and sought relief. The statement reflects a personal health concern reported in the local column.
A patient suffered extreme back and kidney pain with fatigue preventing daily chores and bending. After one week of using Dean’s Kidney Pills the illness improved markedly, and the patient reports a full cure after five doses.
In a contemplated consolidation of the Times News and the Bee of Toledo the management may merge the three into The News Bellmen a practical grouping noted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame Indiana invites readers to contact the college for free catalogs and information on terms courses and admissions. The notice notes private rooms are provided to upperclassmen and encourages prospective students' families to inquire for details.
A writer laments the dangers of press clipping services that supply editorial sheets. Editors often reuse clipped material to fill space, risking copyright and originality. The piece highlights how authors can be forced to monetize their work repeatedly.
Minoters seek a business men's club. Artesian wells near Sheldon. Fessenden organizes a baseball team while Enderlin team disbands. Jamestown brewery site to be sold. Richland county reports a hall impact. Langdon slander verdict set to 1 cent. Harvey merchants press road improvements. Cando water mains rushed. Lecture bureau agents schedule winter dates. Mandan reports a fake sidewalk man experience. Pug Rhodes returns seeking matches. Balloon ascension planned at Mandan during state event.
An advertisement claims Peruna cures catarrh of the kidneys and related ailments. It features testimonials including Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry, urging readers to seek the remedy from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio and to write for free advice if results are unsatisfactory.
Reports from Pekin on July 26 indicate Russia is stacking troops in Manchuria with soldiers moving to New Chwang and Port Arthur. Admiral Alexeiff strengthens garrisons at Dalny and along the Liaotung peninsula to ready for rapid deployment if needed, while Japan waits to October and tension grows.
Rome reports Leo XIII's body again lying in state at St. Peter's Basilica with over 30,000 passersby at the catafalque, a likely rise from Thursday as rumors spread that Wednesday may be the last day for viewing. Cardinal Cotti shows improved chances amid a crowded scene and anticipation of the conclave slated for August first.
Hazelton visitors and residents figure in a busy Linton page with social news, baseball results at Ipswich and Dickinson, church services to be held in Ashley, Miss Rena Russell returning from Wahpeton, and plans for Independence Day fundraising and celebrations.
Dialogue hints a veteran fighter seeking a stronger opponent. Two speakers debate his waning vigor and the claim he finally found someone able to challenge him, suggesting a turning point in a long career.
A letter from Joan F. Boren of Trinity Springs Indiana dated February 15 1900 argues that Piso's Cure for Consumption has no equal for coughs and colds while commenting that boys deserve as much praise for good behavior as blame for bad.
Jacksonville society woman Mrs Anderson daughter of West Recorder of Deeds testifies to the medicine's quick relief for women’s ailments. She cites improved strength appetite and overall health after use and urges other women to try the remedy. The endorsement claims many noted American women report it restores organs to health.
Fragments describe a scene where a creature named mo paw or similar is captured pawing at a tree trunk in a wild, animated gesture. The source text cites Frank Leslie's Monthly as the citation, implying a 19th century nature note or illustration caption.
A journal article highlights youthful achievement among women in various fields. It cites Joan of Arc at nineteen and Patti before teens, noting Madame de Stael at twenty two and Jane Austen at forty two, with the Brontes dying before forty. Grace Lathrop Collin and Onoto Watanna are both under thirty.
Pioneer Press reports a list of patents issued last week featuring Northwestern inventor Frederick Clark of Minneapolis with a spring check hook, and David France of Hawley with a safe. Other named inventors include Edwin Froggatt of Spearfish 8 D and fence, John Howell of Spearfish S D with wire stretcher, and John Riley of Minneapolis with gang plank. Also Bert Wood of Helena with wire fence, Erick Erickson of Minneapolis with artificial Hmb, all noted alongside patent lawyers Lothrop and Johnson in St Paul.
A playful exchange in Chicago about Uncle Henry during a laundry strike. Aunt Hannah jokes he never wears a collar and hides his shirt with whiskers, while City Cousin-So remarks on the inconvenience of finding a clean collar.
A column fragment notes a cliché drug advertisement claiming a single day cure with laxative quinine tablets and AR druggista refund. It includes dialogue about Charlie and remarks on character.
The summer sheep shipment from Dickinson to Chicago occurred in a 16 car train. Emmons county storms displaced a settler's mansion and left a widow homesteader tentless. A Ward county horse drowned after entering a river to drink as the bank collapsed. North Dakota regiment plans a St Louis exposition trip next year. A Ransom county jury failed to convict Crockett of Enderlin on a prohibition charge. Northwestern Telephone builds a Leeds to New Rockford long distance line with 100 workers. The OCallaghans Devils Lake group may stage pro shows. A Church’s Ferry farmer sold 30 Shorthorn cattle with calves averaging over 100 dollars each. Southwest potato buyers book orders as crop failures hit other states. A Grand Forks man cannot enjoy his honeymoon amid a slander suit. Benson county feud over alleged poisoning of a wife’s suitor’s mind. A Nebraska preacher who eloped with a 17 year old faces questions over his desertion. A stranger in Grafton considers homesteading but balks at Walsh county prices already settled by prior homesteaders.
John Trice, sixteen, and Leslie Whitmarsh, eighteen, told Justice Chott at the Warren avenue station they intended to shoot Policeman Lynch of the Austin station for thrills after burglary spree. Readings of missing hand mirrors linked to the case. Whitmarsh sent to grand jury and Trice to juvenile court.
In Cole City Georgia about 125 Georgia State convicts leased to the Georgia Iron and Coal company revolted yesterday afternoon over a punishment. Guards opened fire wounding two during attempts to restore order. The rest barricaded themselves and defied the guard as shifts changed.
Mince Flooded Marquette July 26. An unexpected water flow inundates the Gibson underground workings in Crystal Falls district. All work suspended and Oliver Mining Company may abandon the property after four years of exploration efforts to locate ore. Water tapped in a drift appears to enter in two sections.
Washington reports from Dr. Thomas Herron the Colombian charge that advices from American friends in Bogota indicate improved chances for ratification of the treaty in recent days.
Utica New York July auction sells Sadie Vale Concordia the world record milk and butter producer to L J Fitzgerald of Cortland for 2200 dollars as the price.
Yesterday Cardinal Oreglia, escorted by Swiss guards, inspected the work closely. His growing favor is noted in government circles, recalling his role in securing Vatican support for establishing an apostolic prefecture in Eritrea.
Mrs. Anna Bailey was mortally wounded and Mrs. Mary Woods seriously injured when ambushed by a concealed shooter while returning from Lake Shore. The assailant fired buckshot from rocks, causing the buggy to crash. Woods’s husband, who had quarreled with her, has been arrested.
An earthquake near San Francisco on July 26 caused minor tremors across North California. No damage or injuries were reported, with officials noting normal aftershocks expected.
Robert Fitzsimmons, famed actor and pugilist, received a license to marry Julia May Gifford, both in San Francisco in July 1926. The ceremony is set for today. ages listed as forty one and twenty three. Also reported, Assistant Paymaster Delano's court martial for financial irregularities has been sent to the president with a dismissal likely.
Baker City Oregon July 23 robbers forced open the company's safe at the Onner Creek mine and took 50000. They escaped into the Idaho desert while a posse pursues the thieves. Captain Myrick superintendent leads the investigation and pursuit.
The heaviest rain of the season drenched the Toledo region last evening causing extensive damage to trees and reporting widespread destruction of the corn crop in local country areas.
An aspiring attorney recalls considering whether to join a large firm or start his own practice after years of study. He notes the path is influenced by access to clients, advancement prospects, and the potential for later consolidation with a firm. The author reflects that choosing independence allowed growth and proved correct over time.
Mrs Matilda M Boucher of Valley City North Dakota recounts relief after using Dodds Kidney Pills for dizziness and sciatica. She credits the pills with curing dizziness after a full first box and restoring health within three weeks from a January attack.
A humorous exchange references Crawford facing trouble becoming a bridge policeman. Crabshaw notes no trouble after it emerged he once floor walked to move crowds at a bargain counter. An ad for Allen’s Foot-Ease promises foot relief and easier shoe wear with 25 cent price.
A quoted exchange from the Atlanta Constitution notes mutual unease when social interaction looms. The speakers reflect the lure of sociability and the dread of upcoming gatherings.
A fragment reports Mrs Winslow's soothing tyrap for teething with gums, pain relief, and wind colic relief. A humorous note from the Philadelphia Press recalls a thief who ran off with an umbrella, implying a weeklong disguise amid mentions of a wooden shanty and a brownstone front.
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