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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
A miscellaneous batch from The Record mocks editors and critics while noting King Edward VII's coronation postponed a month due to illness. It criticizes professional standards for lawyers doctors and editors and recalls a misleading report that Judge Pennypacker would appeal to Quay.
A physician cited by Science News claims celery cooked and eaten freely can cure rheumatism as it kills the disease by making the blood alkaline. The regimen includes boiled celery in water, milk with flour and nutmeg, served warm with toast and potatoes. He says acid blood causes rheumatism and gout, while alkaline blood prevents them.
Urges families to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy now to prevent summer bowel issues. Claims it is the most successful medicine for bowel complaints for both children and adults and recommends W. E. Petrik as local seller in Linton North Dakota.
A Michigan man named Daniel Smith died after a long tobacco habit that disrupted his sleep. The Grand Forks Herald notes his 11 years of age at death and argues tobacco’s dangers through this fatal example.
The Jamestown Alert notes permanent growth in central and western North Dakota this spring as new settlers arrive and land values advance. Some predict a future price reaction, but those forecasts overlook the sustained factors driving growth and stability in the region.
The article cites H. P. Smart of Wells & Dickey Company and Alliance and Investment Company discussing rising land values in North Dakota and adjacent states. He notes settlers’ better knowledge of soil potential, predicts land prices strengthening to 25–30 an acre, and contrasts wheat era gains with diversified farming. The piece shifts to Braddock events with marchers, races, a ball game between Braddock and Lin ton, and a village celebration plan inviting all residents.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio touts Chamberlain Pain Balm after his wife suffered eight weeks of back pain. He reports rapid relief and return to duties. The ad notes the finiment is for sale by W E Petri in Linton North Dakota. The Scientific American recipe suggests using tar and turpentine fumes to loosen throat membranes in diphtheria cases.
State Senator hopefuls announce their campaigns for the Twenty sixth Legislative District in Glencoe North Carolina. Alex MacDonald of Glencoe and Esley Baker seek Republican convention approval for re election to the state senate.
Multiple animals are taken up by different owners in North Dakota. Details include a bay gelding branded 395 on the hip with ear notches owned by F. W. Kyxs of Linton. a dark bay two year old mare with star and squared tail owned by O. L. Banns of Dale. a white gelding about 12 years old lame in front feet owned by Jakes ScuNEwER of Selz. a light gray yearling station with no brand owned by JosErHh mae Milesy Northwest of Weattiady.
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