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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
5
A reader from Baxter Springs Kansas reports relief from back pain swelling and urinary symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims five years of back trouble improved after four boxes and praises the product highly.
Travel offer lists summer excursion fares from Boston Toronto Detroit and Saratoga with specific travel dates and return deadlines for 1903. W. Vaux, A.G. P. A. & Dept., Chicago, MI, is the contact for further particulars.
Russian authorities seal the Finland Sweden frontier cutting telephones and cables along the Tornea river bed. Russian revenue cutters patrol the border to prevent any new cable landing. The frontier patrols are doubled making crossings risky for Finns and gendarmes on horseback watch the line. The note says Sweden may see more political parties as moderates form a reform group and push neutrality and union with Norway.
Eski mo Korkoya, born at Jullanehaab, controls Baffin Bay commerce. He began bartering forty years ago and trades Arctic products for food, then exchanges for furs eider down and ivory. His magazine is worth about 50 000 kroner with 13 ka.
Bowbells ships cream. Carpie to open a jewelry store. A Devils Laker claimed eight cub wolves. Gypsies failed at Buffalo. Sheldon notes arrivals from Norway. Benson county fair association secured. Fifteen Leeds School graduates. Lakota aims for a Great Northern division point. Mayville to set many cement sidewalks. Barrow smallpox case found to be measles. Milnor hitching posts agitation shows progress.
Emmons county news from Linton notes the Fourth of July celebration plans with English and German addresses, a large hall program at Ott Delger, and ample amusements funded by over 400 dollars. Local visits include Ed Forte from Fort Yates and Barney Burbage from Gayton country.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh of pelvic organs and female weakness. It cites testimonials from Eva Bartho of New York and others, urging readers to write to Dr. Hartman of Columbus for free treatment directions and promising rapid, satisfactory results.
A fragmentary clipping recalls a dinner honoring Monroe and Adams with remarks about patriots and past events. The text is garbled and unreadable in several places, but hints at judging a hall picture and reflecting on history.
BIEKS tS your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet. It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Swollen Hot Sweeting Feet Corns and Bunions. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c. Sample sent FREE Address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
Enpeck asks about a terrible affliction, joking that his wife ran off with a man named Bank last night. Meeker dismisses it, and Enpeck reveals the punchline with a suppressed chuckle in a downtown scene.
A concise reflection on double standards in judging character. The author notes a shared moral benchmark applied to both personal virtues and others faults, highlighting inconsistency in ethical assessments. The piece prompts self examination of how we rate behavior.
Sweden’s two chambers of the riksdag voted to drop the long standing claim to the German city Wismar, once Swedish, pawned for a loan over a century ago. The move follows large sums sent abroad for missionary work and famine relief with Norrland Amt receiving 23000 crowns from America for seeds and grain. The Wismar residents celebrate via telegram to the riksdag.
At the Royal Geographical Society in London Sir Clemens Markham decorated Dr Sven Hedin with the Victoria Medal for his Central Asia explorations. A gold watch was given to Capt Isaksen the second in command of the Sverdrup Greenland expedition, accepted by the Swedish Norwegian attaché.
Work on the Valders railway will be prosecuted with vigor and is to be completed to Fager ness by October 1904. Traffic will be opened to Tonsaasen by next fall. Winter blasting and rock hauling carried the project forward.
The King of Siam maintains his favor for Danish naval officers as Capt. Staoning takes over the royal yacht after Capt. Trolle resigns, reflecting the continued Danish presence in the Siamese service.
Henrik Ibsen has recovered from illness and stays largely at home but is active daily and dining well. Jones Lie will seek inspiration in the Bavarian Alps this summer with his wife securing Brechtesgaden quarters to finish a notably ambitious novel.
Capt. Qlof Gwiden of the Swedish Navy selected to command the Nordensjold relief expedition to the Antarctic regions with a picked crew. The relief ship will be provisioned for three years on the advice of Prof. Nethorst.
Unarres M Schwab 18 president held several conferences with mine owners in Europe. The parties reportedly agreed on a price of 50 million dollars for the deal.
About 300 Swedish acres in Horndal Dalecarlia will be sown to pine and spruce this year. The restoration of this part of Sweden has proved very successful. The work has been going on for many years and beautiful young forests now prevail in districts previously covered with brush.
The Vealand platinum mines near Arendel in Norway are sold by the Tysse Prospecting company to a French mining firm for 2,500,000 francs. Prospects point to larger scale mining operations.
Funds are being collected in Copenhagen for a church as Gov Hedman arrives from the Danish West Indies. Nordic banker Sikio and Senator Gribenberg face expulsion. Helge Berger of Elverum dies at 68 with vast wealth. Odd Fellows to mark 21st anniversary with a grand festival in Copenhagen. Denmark’s yacht captain E Trolle returns to join the navy. Sweden’s merchant marine growth noted for 1901.
Mr Tigg extols his child as the smartest ever, claiming the infant manifests college training in a humorous exchange with Mr Clarke and Judge.
Platted Turtle Lake midway between Harvey and Washburn. Judge Glaspell may preside at Wells murder trial. assorted local developments include threshing rigs orders, cattle shipments, new stores, and town plans. Reports touch on Prohibition enforcement, school institutes, land sales, and frontier changes across Ward to Bottineau counties with varied incidents and remarks.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Cuticura products for infant skin conditions. It touts Cure for disfiguring rashes and scalp issues through Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent with warm baths, claiming relief of itching and inflammation and prevention of lifelong scarring. It cites widespread use and mentions a Boston address for supplies.
A man plans to coax a woman into sacrificing all for love and then blames her if the relationship ends in ruin. The advised tactic centers on manipulation and shifting responsibility, framed as a warning against coercive affection.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, prepared by a nurse in Ichaean Bad Senese Tecate Disorders, claim to soothe the stomach move the bowels and destroy worms. Sold by all druggists 25c. Semple FREE. Address A. 8. Olmsted, N.Y.
A reflective note argues a man defines his own worth by how he spends time. It suggests some moments demand action while others pass without pressure, urging deliberate choices to balance work and leisure.
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