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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
3
A humorous exchange between Mrs Briderly and Mr Briderly about a flat on the top floor unfolds as Briderly recalls anger from the office and jealousy over a supposed departure. Harper's Bazaar style captions frame the vignette as domestic satire.
The article notes rising U S consumption of Moré-raw cotton surpassing Great Britain due to demand for cotton goods and claims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters remains a trusted family remedy for fifty years. It includes various quotations and advertisements unrelated to core facts.
A mixed text notes gardening advice on planting bulbs in rich soil with equal parts garden loam sand and old cow manure and warns bulbs must be planted promptly after arrival. It also reports a Iowa case where Mrs Elizabeth P Madison of Polk City overcame kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills curing Brights Disease Diabetes and Dropsy.
The article recounts Charles Hoyt's unreturned affection for an actress from his early playwright days. Julian Mitchell, Hoyt’s close confidant and later Weber & Fields stage manager, recalls Hoyt sending flowers and pressuring Mitchell to know the recipient’s reaction. The tale includes Hoyt’s gift behind the scenes and a deaf Mitchell’s humorous miscommunication.
A fragment from historical newspapers notes Jester praising Sharpley a patent medicine promoter while Jimson questions the cure’s efficacy. The snippet also includes a cheeky exchange about codfish balls and a dubious claim of 100 percent improvement, reflecting era humor and ad culture.
The list includes inventors John M. Bryant Minneapolis Fred Cooley Minneapolis Robert Helmer Hutchinson John A. Larson Hayfield Halver Sageng Minneapolis Gilbert Syverson Walnut Grove and William Williams Austin with patents in areas such as bill coupling fire-proof grain elevator bicycle support fertilizer distributor vehicle tongue tongs hot air furnace filed at 11 012 Pioneer Press Building St Paul Minn.
Detroit Journal notes Jenkins has authored a book titled How to Succeed and questions its potential success while remarking on his prior failures. The item also mentions a dye product marketed by druggists at 10 cents per package, claiming faster color results for goods.
A jumble of phrases references spilled milk, biblical imagery, and a fast horse clearing long strides. The text shifts to a wartime casualty tally stating 63,000 natives killed since the war began, presented in a fragmented clipped style.
News from Bottineau, Ward, McHenry and surrounding counties reports rising land prices and farm prosperity. Mentions furthers in Rugby thefts, rail fixes, new stores in Menoken, vaccinations, school counts, and local accidents with residents facing weather delays, a smallpox scare, and a cow creamery push.
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