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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
5
Linguistic exchange from the Baltimore Sun captures a missionary asking about tears in preaching. The Cannibal Chief replies the talk did not move him with tears but notes the message aroused appetite, illustrating cultural confrontation in the period.
A collector of health rhetoric notes that while millions are spent on baseball yearly many spend less on health. The piece urges readers to try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to strengthen the stomach aid digestion curb dyspepsia constipation biliousness and weak kidneys.
A Paris innkeeper, Jeanne Volante by other names, allegedly married eight men in as many towns and saw their disappearances. Police pursued the couple after a groom’s vanishing and a late marriage to a boarder, but the pair escaped. Authorities suspect a vast crime sequence awaiting revelation. Also a Kansas blacksmith reports relief from rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills.
A brief dialogue shows Miss Fracks and Clarence Bainbridge amid romantic fixation with vows and doubts. An insurance ploy surfaces as a plot point, while a humorous footnote from Allen's Foot-Ease promotes a foot care powder.
A Winston era miscellany piece extols Western Canada as ideal for farming and big game riding, citing deer wapiti and snipe while praising settlers and fresh eggs. It also includes a tale of a man plotting a phonograph marriage proposal, a poetic chorus, and short ads about shoes and oils.
A lover offers heartfelt devotion and begs acceptance of his pledged heart. The speaker declines bold claims yet presents a sincere homage and a dream of bliss to the beloved.
The Brown Swiss Dairy Company of Rahway New Jersey reports three cows that fail to breed. Two calved early but did not clean, a third calved normally yet none conceive nine months later. A germ from an abortion-causing cow is blamed. breeding the sire to aborted cows is discouraged. Do not attempt to open the womb. Reduce cows to poor condition by spring and retrain on pasture.
The Oakes Republican notes fencing wire is a scarce article as dealers rely on traveling salesmen with shipments uncertain. A large amount of fence has been built this spring and more would follow if wire supplies were available.
The undersigned announces a daily mail stage service between the named points with passenger and freight capacity. Travelers to Emmons County are advised to use the Northern Pacific Railway to Steele while the Soo Line offers limited weekly trains to Braddock, and slow mixed trains. The stages are covered for comfort in bad weather. A hotel at Steele provides meals and clean rooms at liberal rates with an adjacent feed stable.
J C Brown Furniture of Braddock Nor da K keeps on hand a full stock including side boards chamber suits tables chairs bedsteads extra mattresses and springs. Fully invites customers to call and examine stock when in town.
A collage of old advert lines and quack remedies cites Hall's Catarrh Cure with price hints, Piso's Cure, and a mock dialogue about a scalp microbe. The text includes a dated testimonial, fashion chat, and literary quips reflecting period concerns and humor.
The Canadian Marine department completed a tide and current survey of the St Lawrence River from Quebec to Point de Monts covering 300 miles. Instruments at eight sites recorded tide height and timing, showing rises from five feet at the estuary mouth to eighteen feet at Quebec. The project expands to the Pacific coast with tide tables planned for Victoria and the Gulf of Georgia.
Portraits of William M. Evarts and Dr. Barnas Sears were presented to the University of Nashville. The Sears portrait came from former Tennessee Governor Porter, while the Evarts portrait was donated by Dr. J. M. Curry, the Peabody fund’s current agent. Dark silk waists are noted as useful for early spring.
The famous fighter dismisses the forthcoming French duel as lacking athletic club sponsorship and gate receipts, saying the event will not have gate money to divide. The remark comes as debate over the duel's organization and financing circulates.
A Rivington Street mother brings her dirty child to a settlement kindergarten. The teacher accepts him after a bath, but the mother says she has sewed him up for the winter, revealing a grim, darkly humorous tale from an East Side settlement.
A list of Northwestern inventors includes Andrew M. Carlson of St. Paul Minnesota with an animal trap, August Haraldson of Center City Minnesota with a windmill, Richard Magnuson of St. Paul with a track gauge, William F. Mullaney of Marshall with a valve, William J D Olney of Stillwater with a bed, John F. Sanderson of Minneapolis with an elevator, Nels Levenson of Minneapolis with a mop head, and patent attorneys Iothrop & Johnson of St. Paul Minnesota, dated December 11.
A stylish Athens girl discovers her parents lack wealth and opens a luxury barber shop on Stadion street. She advertises to Athens men, and the first day draws a crowded queue of customers who pledge to return. She is praised as one of the prettiest in the city and promises steady business.
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