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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
5
A Boston woman suffers nervous prostration due to uterine illness. Testimonials recount relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with patients in Atlanta Georgia and Marienville Pennsylvania praising its effects.
The article surveys European architectural trends dubbed Art Nouveau and Beardsley influenced twists in design. John Mead Howells compares Beardsley’s illustrated forms to art developments, noting curved, distorted figures on Paris tenements and the tension between old and new salon aesthetics.
A humorous exchange where a mother cautions about heating canned peas and a child questions how peas know their needs. The joke hinges on the observation that peas cannot speak, prompting the child's pun about understanding their desires without words.
List of patentees from Minnesota cited with their inventions including a hot water heater, motor, invalid bed, telephone system, wheat steamer, and stop motion machines. Legal patent office names and address details appear. The text ends with a quoted note about roses and suspense.
An item touts Mrs Winston's Boothing Syrangeas for children teething and wind colic relief. It asserts the remedy softens gums, reduces pain, and calms distress. A second fragment shows casual social banter about a chorus girl, reflecting period humor.
A compact remark notes the shift in focus from spiritual vows to financial concerns within church life. The line contrasts generous devotion with rising monetary pressures altering parish dynamics and leadership priorities.
The passage presents a humorous exchange about affection and candy with a sidelong line about a sister’s beau. It includes an aside about a product called Adams Pepsin Tutt Frutt as a punchline or ad jab within the comic strip style dialogue.
A compact advertisement notes a 25 cent postpaid manual listing every Minnesota county officer, all state officials, the congressional delegation, and legislators, available from Pioneer Press Manufacturing Departments in St. Paul. It also includes brief excerpts from Early Days and Riley's Long Wait for Fame, urging persistence and continuous effort for success.
Fargo physician Dr J H Rindlaub advertises specialist services in eye ear nose and throat care. The antiquarian saying attached reflects a thrift motto and time driven value.
The Boston Journal discusses the slang phrase cheese it dating from 1811 and its use in 19th century literature. It cites George Augustus Sala noting hallos and now thens as crowds urged cessation of m shelling, and it weighs whether cheese it derives from cease it or a deeper root.
The text advises stopping burn pain with simple remedies such as bicarbonate of soda or calcined magnesia made into ointment, or dusted on the skin. It then reflects on building foundations and patience, followed by a historical note about Roosevelt replacing Lou Payn as state insurance chief and Payn seeking U S marshal with Pratt opposing.
The pink rose is named the favorite flower for the season and is praised as greatly enhancing the appearance of most women whether the flower is natural or artificial.
Federal date 1899 highlights testimonial letters praising Peruna for la grippe recovery. Engineers, congressmen, and professionals from Washington, Fort Payne, Wilkinsport, Philadelphia, Minneapolis and Everett recount easing catarrh, nervous dyspepsia, and lingering after-effects after taking Peruna.
Short promotional notices claim Pile and Fistula Cure and sample booklets sent for four cents. Wizard Oil offered as a home remedy with advice on temper and business conduct cited from Beaconsfield. Testimonials praise Piso's Cure for coughs from Minneapolis and St Paul area readers dated Jan 6, 1900.
A collage of short ad slogans and esoteric quotes appears, featuring health claims for cold cures, ink promotions, dye products, and business brokerage lines. Names and places surface in dashed references to Carter’s Ink Co., Putnam faceless dyes, and Odlum Kurtzman Co. in Minneapolis Phoenix, with occasional wry remarks on ambition and ancestry.
Premier Thomas Greenway extols Manitoba farming in 1878 to present focus on diversified crops and prudent soil care. He urges avoiding wheat monoculture and warns against burning fodder, advocating manure and sustainable rotation to sustain fertility across Assiniboia Saskatche wan Alberta. He invites settlers to come, offering land and opportunities with common sense and industry. Government agents advertise free homestead lands.
A short note reports ongoing disputes between men and women before marriage, highlighting frequent disagreements and tensions. The item reflects social strains and argumentative dynamics observed by the source.
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