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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
7
The article notes growing talk in medical circles about whiskey as a treatment for lame back rheumatism. It cites a formula using one half pint of whiskey with Toris Compound and Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound, taken before meals and at night, sold by Globe Pharmaceutical Co and other druggists.
A rustic quip frames congress in session as the farmer Coboss compares it to a hired man who sits idle. The dialogue paints a humorous slice of rural life with sharp wit.
Report from Lothron Johnson lists patent grants to Northwestern inventors including a screening machine by C. E. Glasspoole of St. Paul and a rotary engine by W. S. Moves of Tracy. Other items include a sash-balance by D and a rocking chair by J H Irwin and a poultry house by 3 C Lawlor.
Fragmented ad copy references J H Rindlaub from Fargo and Minneapolis. Mentions tax on robes and coats, a medical syrup, and a dairy company. Scattered lines suggest a catalog ad and social commentary on women’s age and education.
The article argues for selecting seed from two ear stalks to improve future yields. It details ear shape, length, circumference, kernel depth, and spacing, and describes seed drying, tying husks, and storage methods. It notes husking timing, marking kernels, and avoiding early harvest to preserve vitality. It warns against feeding decayed meat to fowls and mentions poultry expansion and marketing ease.
A fragmentary montage mocks outdated political chatter and social quirks. It cites a voter qualification remark and jokes about race and numbers in a late 19th or early 20th style, plus anecdotes about mundane office and audience behavior.
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