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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
2
The fragmentary OCR shows garbled dialogue about residence and homeland with unclear speakers and context. Readable names, dates, places or events are not discernible, making substantive summary challenging from the provided text.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Remedies for infant skin conditions promising rest for parents and children. The second fragment recalls a classroom moment where a pupil misreads a teacher’s gesture about Charles I’s death, ending with a quip about cholera.
Ancient ad text touts Catarrh Cure by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claiming a constitutional cure that meets the blood and mucous membranes and offers testimonials. The piece also includes a brief joke about meeting a wife at three.
A short notice lists Dr J H Rindlaub as a specialist in Eye Ear Nose and Throat in Fargo North Dakota. The snippet then shifts to a dialogue line about a father objecting to someone, set near a house.
An ad promotes complete music and drama courses at the Dakota Conservatory of Music in Fargo North Dakota. A local business advertises a buttonless shirt, noting its practicality despite long use by bachelors.
The text alleges Dilateley, a lawyer, transported forged notes linked to the Teymeot case deposition of a hut witness for preoccusion. It mentions John Dimaeor as a millionaire and references Alison Weal and Gurmore in unclear roles.
A sleeping car voyage becomes a puzzle after a passenger awakens to find his clothes and bag missing and a mysterious dead man in lower ten. The porter and conductor race to identify the rightful owner while a blue clad woman and frightened passengers watch the drama unfold.
In the small hours a man discovers a dead passenger on a night train and questions the notion of suicide. A doctor declares the death murder after examining a chest wound, while fellow travelers react with shock and gossip as officials investigate.
An elderly widow in Vienna dies leaving a 250000 estate split equally among six nieces and nephews aged 19 to 29. The will requires all six to live in the aunt's former house with a sole executor who cannot marry or leave, under penalties for marriage or quarrels.
The article surveys frontiers across Europe and North America, highlighting artificial markers like iron pillars, wooden posts, stone cairns, and boundary lines. It notes how France Germany Russia and Canada US use posts, miles apart, with customs points and patrols, and recalls the Pillar Stone Cairn of Farewell between Russia and Siberia as a famed boundary symbol.
A playful exchange offers a rough Gaelic flavored tip to avoid overeating after meals. Dan-O and Mike-Shure suggest using the feeling of fullness as a limit and advise not eating when the stomach is already full. The dialogue adopts a humorous, folksy tone.
A light exchange unfolds as a couple compliments a domestic achievement. The husband praises the doughnuts while the wife replies with affection, joking that scientists have long sought artificial rubber and she produced it first.
A Portland physician asserts food health benefits, praising Grape-Nuts to aid digestion, breakfast nourishment, and convalescence. He cites 20 years experience treating chronic and acute conditions and recommends Grape-Nuts and cream for indigestion and as a light morning meal.
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