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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
3
A Minnesota resident, Lov P Brockway of Second Ave, Auosn, says five months in hospital ended with a discharge as incurable. He credits Kidney Pills for relief, noting heart trouble, smothering spells, fainting, blurred vision, and poor kidney secretions improved after use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box.
Northwestern inventors received several patent grants last week, including devices and mechanisms such as animal traps, rotary engines, scales, threshers, and rail joints. The list names inventors from Minneapolis, Crookston, Duluth, Wanbay, and nearby areas, with firms like Lothrop & Johnson assisting.
The text discusses parrot training aided by phonographs and the spread of various methods by experts. It mentions training for entertainment and practical uses, including poultry markets and sportsmen, with references to dissemination across the country.
Readable fragments describe Newport financial gains and methods for treating soldiers, issues with a New York dance hall, and a mayoral-led resistance to uniformed soldiers entering venues. The text references patriotism, a shipyard near New London, and Shore Ewe thousand men, ending with a note on loyalty to the army and prejudice against uniforms.
A Yorkstate woman writes of ten years of stomach and liver trouble and fatigue. She credits quitting coffee and using Grape-Nuts with weight gain and renewed energy. She reports better digestion, stamina, and the ability to eat normally, aided by Postum with breakfast.
A young woman receives an unexpected letter from Allen that unsettles her. She debates love and duty, writes a reply promising reunion in Baltimore, but self-detects fear and resolves to guard a painful secret. Her final note reveals Mary Sedgwick’s death date and a vow to reclaim happiness through risk.
Chinese government allocated about 105000 for students studying in foreign countries. Around 70 percent financed study in Japan and America, with the rest supporting England Germany Russia and Belgium institutions.
Australian government savings banks hold 204,871,324 on deposit, equating to 19.55 per capita. The mocouite average is 162.75. In 1906 07 interest paid totaled 85,505 104 and in 1902 08 total deposits reached 855 with yearly tolls of 3,846.
A morning newspaper prints a young lady’s definition of a gentleman challenging older women’s prior efforts. The piece notes that most definitions from earlier writers were by elderly women of both sexes and contrasts them with the new perspective from the younger generation.
Reports from multiple European countries describe a deepening industrial mood as factory activity slows. Analysts attribute the heavy downturn to a drop in American demand and reduced purchases across sectors.
A Washington eyewitness recalls a shocking afternoon when asphalt on Pennsylvan ia avenue heated to an extreme and a young woman’s foot became trapped in a hot crust. The incident drew bystanders and a rescuer, while onlookers compared it to a dramatic Romeo and Juliet moment beneath the moonlit wharf setting.
Fragmentary exchange shows concerns about paying bills after a honeymoon. A bride questions whether her father covered debts and notes that borrowing from her may anger him. The text reflects family and financial tensions in a domestic scene.
Fragmentary notes describe Tolstoi themes and a distressed mood. A blurred passage references a wife, marriage, and deprived comforts, mentioning Valer and a worn clothing image, with cautious, antiquated phrasing and unclear context.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment describing a physical activity with arms and movement. It references a person’s effort and describes direction from one end to another with notes of delay or improvement. The readable content is limited and lacks coherent context or clear events.
The readable text shows garbled phrases with names and places unclear. It mentions possible people and tokens but no coherent event or outcome to confirm. Interpretations are not reliable due to excessive distortion.
A historical sign advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn. The copy promotes female health reach and confidentiality for letters and private correspondence, urging women to seek help and verify claims while appealing to doubters.
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