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Newspaper

Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1901

Page

4

Peruna praised by readers from Texas to Georgia

A flood of testimonials extols Peruna as a health remedy curing fatigue backache indigestion and bowel complaints. Miss Rose Cullen Mrs G W Heard and W A Mitchell share experiences praising the tonic for nervous exhaustion strong children and rapid recovery, urging others to seek Dr Hartman’s counsel if not satisfied.

Peruna Butte Rose Cullen Atlanta Harmony Grove W. A. Mitchell

Washingtons False Teeth Mystery Ties to George Washington

Fragmentary clippings note a claim about a set of artificial teeth once worn by General George Washington. The Baltimore Dental College reportedly houses the teeth, with one set offered for up to $5,000 but refused by the faculty. The chrome exhibit at the World’s Fair of 1893 drew attention.

Baltimore Baltimore Sun

Poor Czar Exchange Quips On Salary And Strife

A brief print exchange notes the czar of Russia earning about 8 million dollars a year while facing domestic unrest. The quip contrasts vast official pay with ongoing turmoil and hunger.

Russia

Be Your Feet Ache and Burra Bhake into your shoes

Be Your Feet Ache and Burra Bhake into your shoes. Allen's Foot-Ease powder for the feet promises easier wearing by relieving corns bunions swelling and sweating. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free sample. Address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N Y.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N

Vaudeville Stars Recount Offer Refusal Story

A Vaudeville soubrette recalls declining a $5 000 weekly Iceum circuit offer while a Seltzer Water comedian jokes about always accepting. The Baltimore American reports the exchange reflecting showbiz negotiation humor and star anecdotes.

Hugh Baltimore

Assiniboia Offers Cheap Homesteads in Western Canada

A letter from Yorkton, Assiniboia, extols emigration to Assiniboia Saskatchewan with promises of cheap prices, thriving buildings, and growing grain. It notes government agents can provide details about new districts opening in summer. The piece ends with a miscellaneous mirage of notices and fragments.

Yorkton St. Paul Minnesota Weete Canada Assiniboia John Tick Thomas Fitzpatrick Western Canada Saskatchewan Dominion of Canada Land of Plenty Superintendent of Immigration Eee Accet of Interior Ottawa W. Ritchie Grafton N. D

Emperor William Learns American Cooking Delights

The Chicago Chronicle reports the German emperor is learning American cuisine aboard an American liner. His imperial chef masters buckwheat cakes and Welsh rarebit, with codfish cakes and hominy pancakes among new menu items. He vows future lessons on American dishes as a culinary conquest continues.

Great Republic Emil Fahrenheim Herr Voelkers Chicago Chronicle

Man's Sphere in Nature Evolution Theorists Claim

Professor W J McGee notes evolution links between man and lower genera, tracing mental development from instinct to reason and aligning human thinking with animal minds. He says anthropology now emphasizes both mental and physical evolution from a lower prototype in the animal kingdom. Chicago Chronicle

Huxley Man W. J. McGee Anthropological Society of Washington McGee Chicago Chronicle

Slander by Phonograph in Berlin Suburb

A Berlin suburb sewing machine dealer used a phonograph to spread accusations of forgery and embezzlement against a rival agent. The device refused to repeat the calumnies in court, but witnesses proved the remarks were spoken, and the defendant was fined fifty shillings.

Berlin

Baron Lambermont Named West Africa Arbitration President

Baron Lambermont of Belgium, accepted as arbitrator by Britain and France, presided the 1890 Brussels conference and now involved in West Africa dispute questions. The text also references sultan and prison notions and an unrelated matter about six adjoining areas and a fire risk.

Rmont Baron Lambermont Belgium Great Britain France West Africa Brussels

Meeting ends without meals in Detroit feast report

Rialsacceas notes a sunlit gathering described as a feast of tea son. The Detroit Free Press recalls the committee left with no food after a long session, framing it as a humorous account of unmet appetites during a meeting.

Detroit Free Press

Buffalo Exposition Displays and a Patent Remedy Promise

Exhibits from around the world will come to Buffalo, offering broad interest to attendees. Prominently touted is Histetter's Stomach Bitters claimed to cure dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, biliousness, and nervousness, with assurances of effective results when used honestly. A funeral anecdote from the Atlanta Constitution feature a colored preacher debating the fate of a deceased brother, hinting at religious doubt and forgiveness.

Buffalo Buffalo Exposition Histetter Thompson Atlanta Constitution

Widow Weeds and Mocking Remarks at Home

A flirtatious banter unfolds between a pretty woman and her crochety husband. The wife teases about widowhood while the husband retorts about a blue silk waist he has not worn yet, revealing petty domestic tensions and social banter.

Embarrassed suitor presses for clarity in plan

An unnamed young man confesses a single motive in his long courtship of Miss Euphorbia and asks for directness as she chides his hesitation. The exchange hints at a hidden purpose behind his visits, with his bold request for explicitness amid his evident blush.

Euphorbia

Readiness in criticism and task ignorance noted

A brief humorous quip notes that criticism readiness exposes ignorance of the task and cites a playful exchange about tobacco and adulteration. The line includes a jest about a wife secretly emptying a tobacco jar and a passerby reply calling the truth telling.

Gayboy Ohio State Jourrnal

Pile and Fistula Cure Sample Treatment

An early notice offers a sample treatment of the Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure and a book explaining the cause and cure of piles. It promises mailed delivery for four cents to any address from Mtampe, Reaves, and Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Red Cross Ree Mtampe Reaves, & Co Minneapolis Minn

Pain-Wizard Oil and an Expert Accountant Joke

A fragment from a Chicago Record-Herald item notes a child asking for a naked boy drawing to add wings and become an angel, contrasted with a joke about an expert accountant. The Ohio State Journal quote adds a bank robbery timing quip.

Gran'pa Tommy Chicago Record-Herald Ohio State Journal

Mrs Pinkham Endorsed By Mrs Chappell For Menstrual Ailments

Mrs Chappell of Grant Park NL urges women to seek Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian inflammation and uterine conditions. She shares that the remedy cured her own troubles and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Mass.

Sician Pinkham United States Chappell Grant Park

Understanding by Surgery and a Patent Cure Claim

In a terse exchange a surgeon says an operation is needed and a patient with appendicitis implies the doctor’s satisfaction. The item also advertises Piso's Cure for Consumption as an infallible remedy from Ocean Grove New Jersey dated February 17 1900.

N. W. Sammual Ocean Grove N. J

Permanently Cured Nerve Restorer Ad in Philadelphia

Givl 9 Permanently Cured No fits or nervousness after ret day's use of Dr. Kifne's Great Nerve Restorer Bond for FREE 62,00 trial bottle and treat in fe R H Kamne 981 Arch Bt Philadelphia la. A Problem Solved. George Why do women talk so much Fanny So the men can't. They think the lesser of the two evils the better givl 9 Permanently Cured. No fits or nervousness after ret day's use of Dr. Kifne's Great Nerve Restorer Bond for FREE 62,00 trial bottle and treat in fe. R. H. Kamne 981 Arch Bt Philadelphia la.

George Fanny

Robins Skip Bread Crumbs on Lawn Says Yonkers Brief

Courne notes robins no longer visit the lawn for crumbs. Crimsonback asks why. The reply attributes the change to a wife who bakes her own bread. Statesman item reflects a light local exchange in Yonkers.

Yonkers Statesman

Carrie Nation crusade to Echo in Vaudeville Years

The commentator predicts Carrie Nation’s reform crusade will have long lasting impact beyond expectations with widespread vaudeville jokes and cultural reference lasting a decade.

Patents Granted to Northwestern Inventors Last Week

Minneapolis inventor William Conner received a patent for a coin controlled newspaper delivering machine. Daniel T. Denton of Lakeview was granted a harvester patent. James Farrell of Trosky, Minn., secured a wire winding apparatus patent. Lewis H. Kroke of Dwight, N. D., earned a monkey wrench patent. Alice Seashell of Minneapolis was issued a soap holder patent. Krop & Johnson patent attorneys handled the filings for Me. & 8 Pioneer Press.

Northwestern William Conner Minneapolis Minn Daniel T. Denton Lakeview Harvester James Farrell Trosky Lewis H. Kroke Dwight N. D Alice Seashell Minneapoee

Teacher explains faith with spring seeds tale

A Yonk ers Statesman item presents a dialogue where a teacher tries to define faith to a girl. The child answers with a practical joke about neighbors having chickens, illustrating a humorous misinterpretation of belief in growth and outcome.

Yonkers

Irish-bred horses win most steeplechases in England

A fragment states that Irish-bred horses win three-fourths of English steeplechase races. It mentions Dr J H Rindlam of Fargo and a line about eyes and ears as a maker's vision. The text is garbled and contains repeated names and unclear context.

England

Witty quotes and old quips on marriage and thrift

A collection of brief jests from an Ohio State Journal. A Newlywed counts savings against bills while a Quizzer jokes about banked money. A quip about shoes and intellect closes the snippet with a playful jab at fashion.

Ohio State Journal

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