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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
11
G W L Nesbitt of Marion Kentucky writes of chronic kidney trouble with thick secretions swollen limbs and near paralysis. After three months on Dean's Kidney Pills he recovered enough to work again. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a restaurant a man questions the appearance of the food. The head waiter responds with a courteous bow that it is due to the pure food law.
A harmless refreshing remedy for headaches neuralgia nervousness faintness exhaustion sleeplessness for inhaling and outward application. Sold by druggists in 25 and 50 cent bottles.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as He-Yes boasts of control for six months while She-Nasty counters with a sharp taunt, signaling a reversal of power. The dialogue centers on gendered confrontation and comic daring.
Allen's Foot-Ease offers relief for sweating, corns, and aching feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Do not accept a substitute. Trial package available. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
A father recounts Bobby, a budding humorist, who quips about the South going dry and asks why a postage stamp is not a prohibitionist. The child replies that the stamp sticks to its licker, eliciting amused reaction at the table.
Charles Nicholson Sr. grew up in Texas as a slave and later owned a small farm. He tends a single pecan tree that yields the largest pecans in America, with specimens sent to Washington's department of agriculture. Last year the tree produced $54 in sales and his young trees sell for $1 each with all sold out.
A reader shares personal testimony claiming coffee caused nervous heart and stomach distress, headaches, and digestive issues. She reports relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee, noting improved health and happiness. The letter promotes Postum with references to testimonials and the slogan There’s a Reason and The Road to Wellville.
A couple on board a stalled romance face truth as a collision with a local train thrusts them into a tunnel wreck. The woman and her former lover share a final, poignant confession before rescue. In the crowded post accident relief, they cling and vow anew as the train carries them forward.
A distressed speaker recalls a prior remark that her husband could not live, then notes he is now nearly well. The doctor expresses regrets for the previous statement.
The passage laments how love grows more elusive as it is clung to. It uses vivid personified characters to explore attachment and the fragility of relationships in a stylized, poetic tone.
The article explains a method to remove surface grease from soup by placing clean brown paper on top for a few seconds. The grease adheres to the paper, leaving the soup clearer. It notes this can aid Welsh rarebit cheese and advises not to overdo it.
Regina letter from A Kaltenbrunner notes 70 acres of wheat at 20 bu/acre and 30 acres fallow at 26 bu/acre. 9000 bushels of oats from 160 acres plus 80 acres fall plowed at 90 bu/acre and 80 acres stubble at 30 bu/acre. Shipments reach three carloads at 53 cents/bu. Wheat is No 1 Hard and seed for sale. Western Canada crops expected to grow despite late spring and frosts. Information on free homestead lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta available through Canadian Government Agents.
In the Ticker excerpt, Mr. Stockton Bonds praises Noah as a wonderful financier and credits him with floating a stock company while others faced involuntary liquidation. Mr. Dustin Stax-How questions the approach.
A rural exchange features mothers and children with ads for CASTORIA, and a quarrel about Mona singing versus instrumental music. Dugan and Hogan dispute whether singing qualifies as instrumental art, while Keegan claims instrumental influence moved him from his home.
Vendor J Cheney swears the firm of F J Cusner Co will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hains Catarrh Cone. The oath was sworn before J W Gleason in Toledo Ohio. Cheney promotes Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy and urges readers to bend for testimonials.
Brief fragment mentions Mrs Baker, Mrs Jones and Miss Ann Teek with hints of marital status while an ad promotes STACK COVERS AWNINGS TENTS by American Tent & Awning Co of Minneapolis. The piece closes with a quip about tired people and gratus ill timed favors.
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