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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
7
An old medical advert describes kidney issues including swelling dropsy urine problems and nocturnal bed wetting. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills as dissolving calculi and gravel while easing palpitations sleeplessness headaches and nervousness.
Patient suffered back pain and kidney ache, grew weak, sleepless, unable to do light work. After starting Dean's Kidney Pills, rapid improvement followed within a week and continued, using five doses total to achieve cure.
In Toledo a plan to merge the Times News and the Bee into a single byline called The News Bellmen is discussed as a practical branding idea amid a triple consolidation noted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana advertises its college offerings to readers. It notes a free catalogue on request and details courses including preparatory, commercial and higher studies. St Edward's Hall for boys under thirteen is featured along with free higher courses and strong emphasis on thorough work and student care.
A colorful line from a Chicago News item on a court scene, where a beautiful girl comments on a noisy spectator and the escort replies that both of the nines are picked, leaving her unable to see any feather in the foul call.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only constitutional cure, taken internally, claimed to cure by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. They offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure. Sold by Druggists.
A Methodist deacon named Mr Jones admonishes a workman about profanity. The worker replies that both pray and swear, and neither means anything, reflecting a cynical view of sin from Lippincott's Magazine.
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children used by Mother Gray a nurse in Children’s Home New York cure Summer Complaint Feverishness Headache Stomach Troubles Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms Druggists 25c Sample mailed FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY
A brief reader letter from Trinity Springs Indiana dated February 15, 1900 reflects on strength and pride. The writer recalls a discouraged fighter who sought a stronger foe and notes skepticism about Piso’s Cure for Consumption as a universal remedy. The item closes with a comment on the unequal praise for boys.
Mrs. Anderson of Jacksonville Florida by her lineage and social prominence testifies to the value of Emaile E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims distressed wives and mothers gain strength, appetite, and overall health after treatment, noting cured cases and personal benefit from doses.
A critique on press clipping services draining authors of earnings. Rupert Hughes cites editors clipping his sonnet and digest reprints sent to 20 000 newspapers, yielding profits to clippers while a poem titled Anonymous earned the author nothing. He laments the irony and states he would have preferred an identifiable poem.
The advertisement extols St Marys Academy Notre Dame Indiana, detailing high standard curriculum and devoted teachers. It emphasizes scholastic advantages, well equipped classrooms and laboratories, proper meals and clothing, and exceptional conditions achieved through consecrated educational Christian work in a blessed setting.
A writer describes ring tail monkeys being caught by a cocoanut split in two with a banana threaded by a wood nib through the nut. The monkey reaches in for the banana, grasps it, then cannot withdraw its paw. Catchers arrive as the trapped animal pawes the tree, unable to let go.
A paper in an educational journal notes many youthful women who achieved much in varied fields. Mentioned are Joan of Arc at nineteen, Patti before teens, Madame de Stael at twenty two, Jane Austen at forty two, Bronte sisters before forty, Harriet Beecher Stowe at thirty nine, George Eliot at thirty eight, with Grace Lathrop Collins and Onoto Watanna as notable young novelists.
List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors including Frederick Clark Minneapolis spring check hook David France Hawley safe Edwin Froggatt Spearfish fence John Howell Spearfish wire stretcher John Riley Minneapolis gang plank Bert Wood Helena artificial limb Erick Erickson Minneapolis patent lawyers Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers Pioneer Press Building St Paul Minn
A humorous Chicago News item notes Uncle Henry’s absence from city events during a laundry strike. The playful exchange features Aunt Hannah teasing about Henry’s habit of not wearing collars and his whiskers masking his shirt. The vignette captures urban gossip tone and domestic quips.
Medical ad copy asserts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure colds in a day. It promises a refund if the product fails. The notice ends with a terse offer and a sale pitch for AB druggist.
A brief exchange from the New Orleans Times-Democrat notes Charlie’s appearance and character with Maude and Ethel contrasting judgments. The piece ends with a saying on self-centered living and mortality.
North Dakota communities report farm and town news from Minoters to Mandan with new clubs, baseball, road improvements, water mains, lectures, and a spate of incidents. Notable items include court verdicts, fires, accidents, staged travel, seed and livestock markets, railroad plans, weather impacts, and population growth across Casselton, Dickinson, Langdon, Grafton, and other towns.
Reports from Pekin and St. Petersburg say Russia is increasing troops in Manchuria and distributing soldiers toward Port Arthur and Dalny to deter war and speed mobilization if the Manchurian railroad is cut. London says Japan will wait till October before any action, hoping Russia withdraws. failure to withdraw could trigger a new crisis.
Gallant crowds exceed thirty thousand pass before Leo XIII in St. Peter's Basilica amid plans for conclave. Card Gotti gains favor while Satolli and Oreglia shape expectations, with Aug 1 set for first conclave meeting and preparations under way inside the Vatican.
John Trice sixteen and Leslie Whitmarsh eighteen told Justice Chott they planned to shoot Policeman Lynch of the Austin station for excitement after reading Wild West stories and committing burglaries. Hand mirrors found at burglaries led to their arrest. Whitmarsh sent to juvenile court while Trice faced grand jury.
In Cole City Georgia 1265 convicts leased from Georgia to Georgia Iron and Coal Company revolted over punishment of a fellow inmate. Guards opened fire during shift change, fatally wounding two prisoners as the rest barricaded and defied authorities. The clash broke out yesterday afternoon near local settlement, with tensions rising between inmates and guards.
In Marquette on July 26 an unexpected water inflow flooded Gibson explorations in the Crystal Falls district. All work halted and the Oliver Mining Company faces possible abandonment after four years of effort to locate ore. Water tapped in a drift appeared in two sections. In Washington, Dr. Thomas Herron reported improved odds for treaty ratification based on recent American messages from Bogota.
Sadie Vale Concordia, holder of the world's record as a milk and butter producer, was sold at auction yesterday in Utica to L. J. Fitzgerald of Cortland for 2200 dollars. The sale highlights a strong market for high-yield dairy cows in upstate New York.
Lake City Colorado July 26 Mrs Bailey and Mrs Mary Woods were ambushed while returning from Lake Shore about a mile from town. Mrs Bailey was mortally wounded and Mrs Woods seriously injured when a rock concealed shooter fired buckshot at the buggy. The assailant fled the scene. Mrs Woods husband, who had quarrelled with her, has been arrested.
A brief item notes a minor quake in North California with no damage. It reports actor and pugilist Bob Fitzsimmons obtaining a license to marry actress Julia May Gifford in San Francisco, with ages forty one and twenty three. Also mentions Assistant Paymaster Delano’s court martial sentence as dismissal sent to the president.
Baker City Oregon July 23 robbers forced Captain Myrick superintendent of the Donner Creek mine to open the company safe. They took $50 000 and fled into the Idaho desert. A posse pursues them.
Toledo reports the heaviest rain of the season last evening causing extensive damage to crops with corn heavily affected. Local country reports indicate widespread harm to fields and trees from the storm.
Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry writes from Chicago that years of kidney catarrh eased after using Peruna for four months. He praises prompt root-cause relief and urges others to try the remedy, offering to seek gratis advice from Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
In recalling his bar admission, the author weighs options between joining a large firm or starting his own practice. He notes that family prestige and capital can help a young lawyer gain an independent position within a firm, while lacking such backing risks being sidelined to clerical roles. He chooses to set up his own office, later considering firm ties for consolidation.
Mrs Matilda M Boucher of Valley City North Dakota recounts years of dizziness and headaches ending after using a full box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She cites sciatica relief within three weeks and ongoing health improvement, endorsing the remedy to others.
Crabs haw Not after it was discovered that he used to be a floor walker and kept the crowd moving in front of a bargain counter. Judge. 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 25c. Sample mailed free address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
The brief dialogue from the Atlanta Constitution reflects a wary mood about social encounters with mis fortune. A lone speaker expresses reluctance as trouble approaches, capturing a snapshot of regional sentiment in a clipped, period voice.
A Philadelphia Press quote features Mrs Winslow’s soothing tyrap hi b and a wry exchange about a thief stealing an umbrella. The humor contrasts the week’s carried umbrella with the one used today, reflecting a playful urban vignette amid a fragmented listing.
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