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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
7
A patient recounts suffering from grip and tonsillitis for eighteen years gradually worsening. A doctor advised tonsil removal but the idea was rejected. After trying a botanical remedy and taking about a dozen bottles, the throat improved and the patient recovered.
An old promotional item touts a liver remedy claiming to help kidney liver or bladder trouble. It offers free mail order bottles and a pamphlet from Dr Kimer & Co of Binghamton New York with details on sizes and costs.
A series of dated anecdotes and dialogue on farming, mentorship, and community ideas. Mentions a burglar, a bond, and a New England farmer mindset. Emphasizes giving boys agricultural education and supporting rural homes and farms for a brighter future. Includes light humor about tobacco and a river incident.
An American Civil War veteran Captain Dutton renounced the world to join Father Damien on Molokai Island as a leprosy patient care worker. He lived in a monastery followed by years of nursing and study, offering his life to his incurable charges while awaiting a cure that may never come.
A fragmented text from a medical notices page includes references to doctors, ear nose and throat topics, and multiple garbled lines. The readable portions mention a Fargo specialist and vaccination or examination themes, with sparse names and numbers interwoven amid the corrupted OCR. The overall piece presents as an unclear collage of medical queries, advertisements, and staff notes from a newspaper page.
A lengthy, garbled OCR passage with numerous names, places, and scattered phrases. The readable content is minimal and disjointed, offering little coherent news, events, or quotes to summarize into a clear item.
A tattered OCR recounts the Stuyvesant pear tree relic, famed as the oldest relic among antiques in New York, reportedly planted in 1604 and tied to Dutch colonists. It traces the tree’s journey through Manhattan, referencing venerable figures and the 17th century lineage, with colorfully described hopes and legends surrounding the historic artifact.
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