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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented public notice describes a physician approving a Lydia E. Pinkham product for nervous and related female symptoms. It references a Maine reader and hints at a broader testimonial or advertisement style claim without clear dates or names.
A fragmented report notes rising concerns over medical costs and patient questions about insurance, pricing, and access. It cites confusion around prescription treatment costs, patient load, and the impact on families.
A reader letter extols Postum and Grape-Nuts as remedies for headaches indigestion constipation and fatigue from coffee and starchy breakfast foods. The author credits weight gain improved digestion and relief from headaches and dyspepsia after switching to the products and recommends the foods as delicious and nutritious.
A fragmented account discusses ticks noting their size range from small to large, their feeding jaws, and how they attach to hosts. It warns that the head may remain in the skin if pulled, causing infection, and advises removal with a sharp instrument.
A garbled newspaper fragment references a fire, reports on reporters, a military or police action, and various local vignettes. It mentions a child named Willie, a new teacher and a pocket knife, plus a scene of a marriage ceremony and family concerns.
A fragmented report notes Antarctic weather patterns and climatic speculation alongside a side note about cutting edge motion picture sound recording. It mentions Melbourne to the Pole, drought warnings, bumper Australian crops, and a mystery about a girl’s reference to “Teddy” before shifting to New York film progress and talking motion pictures.
While Colonel Roosevelt rested in Cheyenne he stayed at the Ocean hotel in Denver. His meals were prepared in his rooms and a Swedish girl, briefly in the United States, served him. When he asked a question she answered no or dodged, amusing him as he doubted her innocence.
Destruction of the lyre bird in Queensland provokes protections with a new 25 penalty for capture injury or taking eggs. The bird’s tall feather development tempts poachers as authorities safeguard the species. The state enacts measures amid rising concern for the iconic creature.
Instructions for erecting a sturdy fence with corner bracing. Describes post anchoring with 2x3 braces, straight square holes, and tamping technique to prevent post movement. Details post height, wire placement at ground, nine inch spacing, and use of cedar ends for strength.
A historic note from the Colorado Agricultural College describes vaccines derived from germ agents to treat diseases in horses, cattle, and pigs. Experimental trials show high success against fistula and Pell evil, plus utility for wounds, lesions, and other injuries, with emphasis on timing and administration to boost immunity.
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