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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
3
The advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures uterine and ovarian troubles kidney issues ulcers tumors unusual discharges back aches and pain. It touts a thirty year record of absolute cures with thousands of letters supporting the claims appearing in the paper.
The article traces historic rival claims over the sea beyond national shores, noting England and Spain to have claimed wide ocean rights while others argued for open seas. It explains the need for a fixed coastal boundary for jurisdiction and police power, discusses proposed limits from 100 miles to cannon-shot range, and endorses extending the old marine league rule to a defined distance agreed by nations.
The piece reviews fasting customs from pre reformation times to Elizabethan era, noting bans on meat sales, strict butchery closures, and shifts under reform. It contrasts rich access to luxury seafood with poor reliance on dried fish and salt cod, linking fasting to nourishment and work disruption across classes.
A worried man asks what wealth is. The concilatory philosopher replies that wealth is what makes a man feel guilty when he wastes money by breaking a ten dollar bill.
A brief Chicago News quip shows a young lawyer teasing a judge with a cigar remark. The judge replies with a witty verdict line, implying guilt in a light legal jibe.
A small girl asks what first brings happiness and the reply humorously suggests husbands. The exchange reflects a Punch magazine style joke about faith and domestic life with a playful quip.
The Fortnightly Review notes more authors and journalists in earlier eras, but today many young men pursue public life. Clergy decline from 130 to 74, while law grows in appeal. Doctors stay steady. military service boosts popularity. musicians rise, with England gaining in music. Artists decline as engraving fades to a process job.
Mrs Alice Wilson of Kokomo Indiana tells how, while fetching water at a spring near Mort on Ellis’s cabin, she fell into a cavern full of rattlesnakes. A two hour fight with neighbors killed the den’s snakes, 521 in all, revealing an underground passage to the spring. The girl escaped unharmed and the spring gained its name.
San Antonio sits in southwestern Texas about 600 feet above sea level with surrounding hills. The city enjoys mild winters and hot summers with cool evenings. Signal service data show an average of 14 days per year at or below freezing, and frost is rare before November or after April.
In Markneukirchen Saxony and surrounding villages the violin industry is the staple, with about 15,000 people in the district engaged entirely in violin production. From children to elders, residents are involved in making various parts of violins.
In McCulley v State Tenn 46 SRA 667 removal of a judge for economic reasons not tied to his administration is not authorized by the constitution. The case holds removal requires concurrent house votes after notice and copy of alleged causes.
Soldiers gain a knapsack made from bullet proof armor panels with spurs on the lower edge to plant it upright. Top slots receive spurs from another pack enabling a temporary fortification. The piece adds a practical field fort feature and a note on beauty.
Dominicus Van Brunt, a shy Dutch boy in an American public school, wins Bertha Manderson’s attention by leaving three yellow tomatoes on her desk. Bertha smiles, eats one tomato, and a unique friendship forms despite class differences. Years later Bertha recalls the memory as she travels and grows, while Dominicus’s garden offers a lasting, simple bond.
Bertha Manderson travels with relatives to Amsterdam after double chaperonage. At Mrs. Truax’s dinner she reunites with Dominicus Van Brunt, a notable landscape gardener, who later sends a yellow tomato shaped gift. Bertha departs briefly, returns with a tomato-shaped topaz engagement ring on her third finger.
A newspaper item describes a penny game for gatherings where guests match items found on a cent. Cards list fifteen targets such as hare, crown, tulip, shield, temple, wreath, pupil, and mouth. Prizes include a gold-dipped cent and a hatpin for the ladies.
A humorous exchange questions the widly cited saying about marriage as a lottery. The Henpeck character challenges the idea, while the Scum-I suppose you’re one of those who think marriage is a lottery? line frames the debated view and the Philadelphia Press quotes a deflating perspective on lottery logic in relationships.
In a brief item from Weekly Telegraph Bluffer wins Miss Goldbag’s heart by sending 22 roses on her 30th birthday. The note highlights a simple gesture shaping affection in a small social moment.
W H Kinkade of Alameda Assiniboia Western Canada confirms the December letter was genuine and outlines land terms. He describes prairie country 6 to 20 miles from stations, homestead costs from 10 dollars with fees, and a path to independence for industrious settlers. He notes growing population, cheap rail land at 3 dollars per acre, and practical advice on timing and labor to secure a 320 acre farm within ten years. Signed W H Kinkade.
In a witty exchange from Harper's Bazaar Mrs Benham laments six month nights in Greenland while Benham imagines the burdens of a man whose mother‑in‑law stays in for the evening. The quip captures social humor and casual domestic strain.
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the crown prince of Japan will visit the United States on what is called a Dutch treat bridal tour. A reporter asks for clarification as the prince travels alone.
Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertised to ease tight or new shoes and cure corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free sample offer via Allen St Olmsted LeRoy New York.
A witty exchanges quotes Mrs Lash as she reveals taking four dollars and ninety nine cents from the child’s bank to buy a “lovely swamp” for the drawing room. The sly humor appears in a Boston Beacon snippet.
Read the advertisements to enjoy the publication more. They offer excellent bargains and come from reliable advertisers who deliver what they advertise.
The fragment references a troubling line about self harm and advises secrecy. It preserves a quoted exchange between two speakers and reflects a distressed, cautionary tone without graphic detail. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
An old notice advertises Ball's Catarrh Cores for internal use at 75 cents. A judge in Ireland, dozing during counsel’s argument about town water rights, wakes with the remark I like it strong a little drop. Spare Moments records the moment.
A reader from Trinity Springs Indiana voices praise for Piso's Cure for Consumption as unmatched for coughs and colds dated February 15 1900. A Philadelphia Bulletin remark compares clocks always ending untimely. A remark about Junge Lynch questions pride in his family tree.
Consul Hughes at Coburg reports a simple winter potato method used by Thuringian ants. Lay seed potatoes in a sunny spot far apart and turn them until they become green, then store in a cellar. Treated potatoes resist rot and cold, do not sprout early, and yield a larger, stronger crop when planted after a warmer period in February.
A roundup of patents issued to Minnesota and nearby state inventors includes Edward J Brennan of St Paul for a track laying machine Albert E Had ley of Mount Vernon and F Tielebein of Plankinton for an adjustable belt guide Lauritz H Jensen of Minneapolis for a folding bed Olaf H Lund of Kenyon Ole A Mickelson of Winger for a combined straw blower and spout Henry R Nelson of Gales for a straw burning furnace Emil Olund and P 4 Caesar of Duluth for a wheel William G Scott of Rock Dell for a cultivator Jerry Stair of Pipestone for a lawn mower The Morwin Lothrop Johnson patent attorneys are listed at 011 012 Pioneer Press Bidg St Paul
During a performance of The Rivals Joe Jefferson as Bob Acres prompts laughable Falkland trouble as the scene unfolds with a violent outburst and a door slam. Captain Absolute delivers Poor Falkland, a line the actor jokingly counters with the quip The poorest I ever saw.
Swollen smarting burning and sweating feet prompt use of Allen's Foot-Fasef as the sole remedy for corns and bunions. Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes offered at druggists and shoe stores for 26 cents. Sample sent to Fred Ad dress Allen 8. Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
An old advertisement text offers free mailings of Choice Recipes by Walter Baker and Co Ltd of Dorchester Mass. It urges readers to mention the paper and notes a dialogue about beauty tips advising that birth determines beauty, with invitation to call again in the future.
Briggs asks if the girl will consent and declares he will tell her that her parents disapprove, as reported by the Detroit Free Press in a terse dialogue.
Ad copy notes Carter's Ink as the best and most sold in the world, paired with other unrelated line items about amuses and remedies, including a joke exchange and a corn cure on a print page.
A South public school music teacher explains f and ff in song. A pupil answers eighty, a humorous takeaway. The note ends with a reflection that poets seek meter when their hearts are sweetest.
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