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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
5
A garland of roses faints into a tense social misstep as a planter tries to woo a woman with flowers but receives a frosty reception and a sharp note accusing him of debt. The scene unfolds with embarrassment and a biting reply from the recipient.
A Chicago discussion by Mrs. Charles Ho Conover Mrs. Alice Bradford Wiles Mrs. Walter Ferrier and Mrs. Henry Clay Carpenter argues parents should guide but not arrange marriages. They urge letting daughters choose partners while ensuring character and moral standing, cautioning against marrying for wealth or status and praising American men as best husbands.
The Canadian Immigration Branch reports over 225000 arrivals in the past year with about 13000 from the United States. The text notes strong U S farming migrants moving to Western Canada, drawn by wheat oats and prairie opportunities, amid a broad import of settlers across the seas.
Chron reports a 1719 quarrel between Doctors Mead and Woodward, lecturers at Crestiam College, in Ishopsgut Street. They dueled with swords over a medical question. Woodward was wounded as Mead retorted Take thy physic. Woodward fainted afterward.
In a cramped chatty moment, Wenks and Tyarks discuss a rumored romance. Describing a lean “red bohemian,” they question why he would be in love with a girl from the laundry and hint at an imminent marriage despite suspicions about the pair.
A 19th century New York Methodist group founded the Assistance Society for Believing and Advising Sick and Poor Persons in the City of New York on November 12, 181? The record details early walks across the city, meal and fuel distributions, soup efforts, and substantial wood aid, noting numerous beneficiaries and monthly aid figures through 1814.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, effective remedy for female health issues. It cites testimonials from women, notes large testimonial files in the Pinkham Laboratory, and claims the product restores normal female function without surgery.
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