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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
10
A disjointed reader letter describes a long skin and rheumatic ordeal. The writer credits Cuticura products with clearing sores and scalp issues after many cures failed, mentioning Mrs Lavina Henderson and several locations and dates.
A columnist urges forced cheerfulness as a practical alternative to chronic gloom. By cultivating gladness through small pleasures, outdoor health, and love, one can overcome moping, even when finances or fate seem unkind. Practice yields improvement as laughter and gratitude unlock simple happiness.
A compact guide stresses the influence of a tidy attractive room on a girl’s character. It advises clean, homey spaces with neat furniture, a pretty bedspread, well kept books and postcards, and a pleasant bouquet. It warns against clutter and a prison like feel, urging orderly storage and tasteful decoration.
The article describes Oda necklaces by Pretty Toque with varied beadwork including onyx and crystal birds, coral cuts, blue and turquoise pieces, and jayly larull beads. It highlights stylish designs using mixed gemstones and metallic accents.
A Vogue description outlines a moth colored Venetian cloth ladies street costume with a plaited skirt, open front jacket, braid edging and large silk buttons. Accessories include a straw hat with velvet trim. materials list and color guidance emphasize harmonious soft tones and richer reds over blues.
Instructions describe a method to wear a long coat over a thin evening gown using Japanese or Chinese silk. It notes fit, how to tuck a ring slip, suitability under fur lined coats, and practical benefits like ease of laundering. Sleeves are optional. The article emphasizes avoiding dust staining and maintaining garment body.
A long celebrated toy shop on New York Avenue near the White House marks 52 years of family operation. Joseph Shinix and his wife Appetoma founded the two story shop known for welcoming children with a fragrant interior and a display that has charmed visitors since the era of Commodore Perry’s visit. The piece notes diplomatic guests and White House surroundings, including plants and festive decor, highlighting the shop as a Washington landmark rooted in civic memory.
Mee Jumea W Piechor of Wash hon Wag leads a Lace Museum display featuring a rare lace piece joined by Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Harlan among others. The collection includes Louis XVI empire era fans, George II items, Spanish beads, and Chinese curved fans, reflecting broad civic pride in Washington.
An 19th century patent medicine claim touts a cure for coughs using glycerine pine oil mixture with whiskey and sirchety whiskey. The advertisement notes the remedy is prepared by The Loach Chenies Co Cincinnati and packaged in labeled wooden casks, with bold warnings against misuse and claims of tested purity.
A vague notice promises a $100 reward for information related to a local incident. The text references names and locations unclearly and appears as OCR garble, with mentions of a public safety issue and a call to contact authorities. No verifiable individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions distemper and teen years with scattered names and terms. The readable bits point to a study of social behavior, youth, and potential health concerns, but concrete facts or events are unclear from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text hints at discussions of reform efforts, public health topics, and a critique of promoters behind reform. Mentions Hart and Minn. references to Winstow syrup and other unclear items. Readable facts are sparse. core entities include Le Cures, Par, Union, Fiat, and a vague reform context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and phrases but lacks coherent events or names. The readable portion hints at regional topics without a clear person, organization, place, or date to anchor a factual item. Incomplete content prevents confident summarization.
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