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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
3
A testimonial from Margaret Lee of 71 Brightfield Road Lee Green Wis says muscular rheumatism vanished after using St Jacobs Oil and she reports no return of rheumatism. The ad notes strong word of mouth and that the remedy is sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes at druggists.
In Smolensk province a quarterly lottery sells tickets to men for about two shillings. The sole prize equals the total sales, around $2,500, and the winner must marry a woman with no noble birth or pass the prize to a chosen friend if already engaged.
A fragment from the Yonkers Statesman notes a cartoonish exchange about immigration and national identity. The Gotham line asserts a visitor will take the country as it is, reflecting contemporary urban dialogue on foreign influence.
In New Providence Louisiana on October 13 the Moon family joyfully reports their daughter Helen Moon a three year old who was given up due to Dropsy has recovered. After Dodd's Kidney Pills she began to improve and now shows complete health and no Dropsy symptoms. Doctors remain baffled by the cure.
A judge remarks that William Jennin's Bryan party and Farmer Stackrider-Wa-al show differing levels of unity, while Bentover-Aw wryly cautions not to be told. The brief exchange frames intra party tensions and sharp regional phrasing.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only true remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action upon blood and mucous surfaces to destroy foundations of the illness and restore strength. Refund or reward promises accompany promises of testimonials and other products like Carbolisalve.
A long North Dakota column reports on Anamoose Courtenay Minot Donnybrook Bowbells Kensal Crary Medina Grafton and many towns. It covers depots, mills, floods of activity and local leaders, including fleet fire equipment, new schools and road projects, with farm yields, tax figures, and a look at Fort Berthold and Standing Rock reservations.
A census bulletin details agriculture on North Dakota Indian reservations Devils Lake Fort Berthold Standing Rock and Turtle Mountain. It notes uncertain crop success due to climate, strong stock raising potential, limited English, ongoing government rations, and a largely Sioux population seeking self support.
The Devils Lake reservation spans 360.4 square miles in the northeast. It supports mostly stock raising with flax as the principal crop and wheat close behind. crops suffer from frequent droughts. As of June 1, 1900 the population was 1,268 with 190 farm operators cultivating 20 to 80 acres each.
In a tense scene the heroine confronts the villain under calcium light. She clutches a will with determined grace while the props flash, and the villain mutters through his intimidation as he strides off in defeat.
A joke about three tenors planning Rio Janeiro engagements. The manager notes he hired all three to avoid being left with none if yellow fever hits. The snippet also repeats an ad line for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children with teething symptoms.
A World’s Work excerpt tells how three Scandinavian immigrant brothers each received sixty acre prairie farms from their father. Mons, a fisherman, asks Nils to support him so he can fish. Nils’s 120 acres grow to several thousand with fine stock. Mons fishes daily, content with his lot.
The exchange has Alkali Ike noting Cactus Tim lost his legs to a railroad accident. Tarantula Tom confirms the feat and that Tim now walks on wooden pins and jokes about his boots. The judge’s line frames the tale as a rustic punchline.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Cole's Cough Cure to prevent danger of consumption or pneumonia. It promises a pleasant taste and a guaranteed result, with pricing listed as 25c and 5c at druggists.
Patent list from Minneapolis and surrounding Minnesota towns highlights inventors like Thomas Baker and John Bryant with items such as a coffee maker and a wire straightener. Other patentees include Pehr Christianson, Liston Manley, and Frederick Prentice with various devices and charts.
A letter from Miss Misa Kate Brown, Kansas City Kansas, extols Peruna for curing a seven year span of cold complications and subsequent kidney bladder digestive issues. It warns neglected colds lead to chronic disease and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman for free advice.
A compact historical ad fragment notes an elderly man forcing a cheerful stance toward marriage while advertising Burdock Blood Bitters to relieve dyspepsia and regulate the stomach and Putnam Faceless Dyes offering strong color per package.
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