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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
12
Mrs V. V. Albert from Upper Frenchville Maine reports her husband’s rheumatic sores healed after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She states three weeks to dry up the sores and three months to full recovery, offering to prove the testimonial.
A Washington poker game ends badly for a prominent merchant as his wife learns of a costly bluff. After cashing in winnings and a Baltimore legal hustle, his boast about hiring Judge Emory backfires when his wife discovers the ‘lawyer’ is dead, leaving him with no friend among attorneys.
Wing Hop, a Fresno area Chinese gardener with a small truck farm, proclaims he has produced an odorless onion. He says the onion retains full taste and qualities while lacking the usual odor. Neighbors and rivals who examined the onion reportedly back his claim.
In a Fargo scene Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat, noted a dinner conversation about recent anarchistic activity. A father explains to his son that an anarchist is someone who is always blowing somebody up. The boy then asks his mother if she is an anarchist.
An eclectic collection of notices and quips including a milling ad from Miller & Holmes in St Paul offering top prices for cream, plus scattered bits about posting routes in England and a curious trust in taxidermy.
Andrew Carnegie told President Roosevelt he has high respect for John D. Rockefeller and plans to play golf with him soon. He joked about the idea of beating Rockefeller and noted Rockefeller’s skill on his own grounds could affect the game.
Secretary Taft began as a court reporter on the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette after Yale. He earned six dollars weekly at first, rose to twenty, and studied law at night under his father while staying in touch with lawyers and court proceedings. He discusses newsroom work with reporters and can outline a story for the paper.
The piece warns that buying paint is like a lottery unless key ingredients are pure. It says pure white lead and linseed oil are essential, adulterants detectable with a browpipe, and suggests National Lead Company in Woodbridge Building New York City will mail a blowpipe kit and instructions to test both substances.
A reflective note contrasts discomfort of wearing shoes on church visits with the urgency of fleeing a fire. The speaker suggests that concealing religion is a futile effort, likening it to hiding an invisibility.
An older remedy narrative extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard treatment for women's ills. A Missouri reader, Bertha Muff of Louisiana, describes twelve years of suffering and eleven doctors without relief, then finds restoration through Mrs Pinkham's guidance and product.
A dialogue centers on whether a husband should speak ill of his wife behind her back. Egbert jokes that pressing a needle to her dress makes it hard to avoid such talk. The exchange blends humor with social expectations of marital discretion.
A roundup of patents issued to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop and Johnson. Names listed include Ahlberg of St. Paul with a door catch and Bergquist of Lindstrom with a strawberry picker. Other patentees are Hollingsworth of Lebanon South Dakota for a grab tool, Joachim of Mazeppa for an animal trap, Le Vesconte of St. Cloud for a ram, Schuldt of St. Paul for a door movement regulator, and Smith of White Bear for a combined truck and jack.
The dialogue shows Maggie reporting a gas stove outage that vented through the roof, with Mistress insisting the fire be lit. The exchange implies a household emergency as the stove fails and smoke issues arise.
An adish fragment notes DIP, WASH and MIISINFECTANT claims for cleaning, with 1 gallon making 100 gallons. Prices show 1 gal 7c, 3 gal 2.25, ale 3. Mentions N W Hide & Fur Co of Minneapolis and a separate line about worrying imaginary illnesses.
An assorted advertisement snippet lists Garfield Digestive Tablets at 25c per bottle from Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn and a homes for crop payments promotion in Minnesota. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething older child care and wind colic relief, plus a note on song popularity parodies.
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