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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
7
A woman from Pleasant Street recalls kidney disease and rheumatic pain that left her weak. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she recovered. she reports restored health, strength, and vitality and notes the product’s 60 cents per box price from Buffalo, New York vendors.
Jane Wilson of North Branch Michigan reports three months of severe eczema on her face and scalp that caused much pain. After medical treatment and then using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she says the condition improved and has not returned, asserting a complete cure.
Boston heiress Miss Wharton and explorer Mather locate a cliff cave near Winslow containing a vast gold hoard under a webbed chamber guarded by golden mottled spiders. They uncover the fate of Alfred Wharton, entombed beneath a fallen stone, wrapped in silken webs amid a glittering bed of gold and relics.
In a New York Times account, a man named Sport creates chaos on a streetcar. He roars at a woman and ignores pleas to calm, while nearby passengers react with alarm and distraction. The incident ends with Sport disturbing riders and the crowd seeking quiet.
A memorable day saw the Boston teams defeat the Chicago clubs. The Bostonians explained their aim as showing that it is about pork and beans, with beans and pork, plus a tabasso sauce to finish.
A Muskogee Times report describes a small Seneca band in New England with about 100 members. They perform a ritual called the Wood Face to drive out the sick spirit, using carved wooden masks painted red and worn with turtle shell ornaments. The ceremony, kept secret within the fraternal group, blends ancient signs and chants believed to bring spiritual aid and healing across generations.
A damaged ad text touts Marine Eye Remedy with dubious claims. It urges readers to try the product for eye comfort and references a druggist and home use. The snippet includes misspelled phrases and marketing language typical of vintage advertisements.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dialogue with Mrs Tinkins and others. The content mentions talking about post graduate courses, pennies, finances, and guidance, but the passage is garbled with nonsensical terms and names, offering no clear event or outcome. The readable bits hint at pursuit of knowledge and caution about spending.
A garbled note hints at shifting alliances as candidates weigh moves in a tense political scene. Names and places are obscured, but the fragment suggests a narrow window of strategy and possible reconfigurations among rival groups.
A jumble of product endorsements and anecdotal letters references Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The text cites women claiming relief from changes of life and other ailments, with testimonials to physician approval and various addresses, amid period advertising tone.
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