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Ladysmith News Budget

Location

Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

6

The Honor of Nurse Joyce Blinding Light

Mary Sisterson faces deep gloom as Sir John weakens while a growing bond forms between Christabel Joyce and Norman Forde amid a web of past secrets. Norman reveals his father and Sir John once partnered in construction, with a disputed cement discovery that the mother credits to tragedy and theft, setting dramatic tension for the tale.

Hans Square Sir John Sisterson Mary Sisterson Christabel Joyce Christabel Mary Maxwell Lady Sisterson Anatovitch Maxwell Sisterson Russia Philip Midland Joliffe Norman Chrissy Joyce & Forde Savoy London Ada Addington Miss Addington Norman Forde John Sisterson Wadsworth John Sisterson Sir John Tom Forde

Dutch inventor touts wicker life boat as unbreakable and lighter

C J F de Vos of Rotterdam unveils a wicker hull life boat claimed to be unsinkable, un-rustable and cheaper than wood. In a Maas river collision the vessel buffered impact, sustaining only a broken mast while preventing damage to neighboring boats. It weighs less, stores more provisions, requires no paint, and offers practical advantages over traditional craft.

C. J. F. de Vos Rotterdam Holland Maas

Capturing an Engine Overtakes Runaway on English Railway

A daring chase on the Stockton and Darlington line ends when a second engine uncouples, pursues the runaway, and the driver crawls forward to drop a chain on the tender hook. He then climbs back, brakes the front engine, and brings the runaway to a standstill near Darlington station.

Stockton & Darington

Church Popular With Lovers at Absam

The Absam church near Innsbruck is famed for a May superstition that couples wed there will enjoy lasting happiness. Lovers flock to Absam in May, and a notice urging early arrival is common outside the church during peak time.

Absam Innsbrusk Church of

Trains Across Colorado Continental Divide Awe

A railway narration details the mountain routes from Denver to Salt Lake City via the Moffat road, climbing the Continental Divide to Rollins Pass at 11,660 feet. It highlights the Denver and Rio Grande line, the Union Pacific path, and scenic views including Yankee Doodle and Jenny lakes.

Moffat Rollins Pass Colorado Denver Boulder Park Jenny Lake Italy Lookout Mountain Rollin’s Pass

Crossing the Great Divide Across Colorado to Utah

A Denver to Salt Lake City railroad tale explains the Continental Divide route as a near endless wall of perpetual snow. The Burlington line, now 147 miles of a planned 500 mile stretch, opens vast fertile lands 500 by 250 miles, inviting settlement and westward expansion.

Great Range Denver Colorado Utah Atlantic Pacific Burlington Road Boulder Creek Tolland Boulder Park Continental Divide Salt Lake City United States Dominions Uncle Sam

Passes Over the Ridge Open New Colorado Route

The new railroad through dramatic mountain scenery will cross rocky passes and climb twenty three miles from Tolland to Denver with expected completion in two years. The line unlocks coal gold and silver mines and vast agricultural lands, promising Denver growth to 300000 residents and rapid regional development.

Denver Boulder Park Tolland New England

Getting Into Trim

Mrs. Jones-Good gracious Mrs. Brown Why is your husband going through all those strange actions He is training for a prize fight Not at all he is merely getting in form to beat the carpets.

Musician Requests Silence After Disturbing Conversation

A musician complains their playing drowns out nearby chatter while a hostess admits the noise is disruptive and asks for quieter performance.

Horse editor doubts return to woman’s page

Vague remark from a horse editor about reassignment to the woman’s page. A quoted exchange hints at JT’s sweeping remedy for complexion troubles and dishwashing as a weapon in love. The line reads as whimsical social advice from a humorous column.

As Usual Arthur Proposes to Gwennie Amid Doubts

Arthur asks Gwennie to marry him in a tense exchange where she hints at both union and possible deception. The dialogue remains sharp and emotional, highlighting trust and affection in a lighthearted tone.

Arthur Gwennie

A Natural Timidity New Arrival Conversation

A cautious new arrival asks about safekeeping valuables. St Peter dismisses the need for a safe up here. The arrival recalls trouble with impregnable institutions in New York and feels nervous.

St. Peter New York

Blockade on Street Caused by Blown Hat

A spring hat blown from a girl caused a temporary traffic blockage on the street. Police redirected vehicles while bystanders helped retrieve the accessory and restore flow. No injuries reported.

Almost a Miracle with Dean's Kidney Pills

G W L Nesbitt of Marion Kentucky describes chronic kidney trouble with swelling and paralysis of the right side. After doctors offered no hope he used Dean's Kidney Pills for three months and recovered enough to work again. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY

G. W. L. Nesbitt Marion Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Worm Has Turned in a Storied Bout of Defiance

A spirited confrontation erupts as a speaker declares finally breaking free from control after six months of restraint. The exultant lines mix taunt and triumph in a blend of bold rhetoric. The speaker revels in newfound autonomy and laughs at past subservience.

Cutiura Heals Severe Leg Sores After Rheumatism

A wife recounts her husband’s painful leg sores after rheumatism. After trying three doctors and many remedies, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, and in three weeks the sores dried up and the pain eased. After three months he was fully well.

Cutiura V. V. Albert Upper Frenchville

Worry About Imaginary Ills Weakens Real Health

A saying warns that undue fear of imagined diseases weakens the body and mind. It cautions readers to distinguish real symptoms from phantom fears and seek balanced, practical care.

Best Incubator Oil Sparkes Steady Flame

The Van Tilburg Co of Minneapolis advertises Best Incubator Oil and Cream of Oil for steady flame. A quip notes jealousy and reason are not in speaking terms, while a courtship may later become a battleship.

van Tilburg Co Minneapolis

Monuments Sold Direct to You at Manufacturers Prices

An advertisement from P. N. Peterson Granite Co. of St. Paul Minnesota promotes direct sales of monuments at factory prices. The message also includes a quip contrasting churchgoing pain with rushing to a fire.

P. N. Peterson Granite Co St. Paul, Minn

Allen's Foot-Ease Cure for hot feet in 25c trial pack

Allen's Foot-Ease is a cure for hot sweating callous and swollen aching feet. Sold by all Druggists price 25c. Do not accept substitutes. Trial package free to address Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Frese Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Ten-year-old taps wit with postage stamp joke

A father recalls his ten-year-old son making a dry humor quip about prohibition at the table. The boy asks why a postage stamp is not a prohibitionist and quips it sticks to its licker, reflecting family chatter on temperance.

Bobby

Pecans and Pride: Texas Slave Founding Family Grows Notable Trees

Charles Nicholson, Sr., born a slave in 1830s, settled on a Texas farm after emancipation. He tended a pecan tree that yields America’s largest pecans, sent to Washington’s agriculture department. Last year the single tree sold $54 worth, with young trees now selling for $1 each.

Charles Nicholson Texas Houston Post America Department of Agriculture Washington

Coffee to Postum Aids Health in Press Letter

A St Paul Park reader reports chronic heart and stomach distress improved after quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. He cites several women including a former W C T U state president and others who found relief from dyspepsia, constipation, and heart trouble. The letter touts Postum as a genuine cure and invites readers to see “The Road to Wellville.”

Wellville

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