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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
2
Article outlines methods for proper home care including unbleached Russia curtains, systematic room cleaning, ventilation, and dust control. It emphasizes avoiding dust buildup, protecting furniture, and coordinating color harmony with walls to maintain a tidy living space.
The article discusses sewing notions for white frocks with laces or handkerchiefs including materials, padding, brocade, satin linings, and decorative boxes. It mentions packing details for a dainty decorative box and notes craft techniques for covering a box with silk and glue. It also touches on postcard tourism and public buildings funding in a separate context.
A fragmented tale mixes a wounded man tempted by alcohol with courtroom sarcasm. Dialogues reference a Sheridan figure and a judge remark about clothes not making the man. The prose blends comic and sharp social commentary through overheard exchanges.
A fragmented dialogue among children and adults weaves playful misstatements about kissing, paying a doctor, and a toyish head cheese remark. The scene shifts to political chatter and ruminations on government, railroads, and wartime directives.
An illustration from the Farm Poetry pages shows an old fattening device, published again with the note that it is an antique cut reprinted for readers unfamiliar with literature of bygone days.
A narrative describes an experimental fattening device for poultry, its practical use in a small space, and a visit to a New York state poultry plant. The account notes the incubator capacity, brooders, and related equipment, alongside farm tasks and tool care in a period setting.
A garbled page fragment shows dialogue about happiness, marriage, and social claims. It references Mrs Colmigger and a refined girl in a smart set, with a scene of singing and a janitor challenged by a heated dispute in a Boston scripting context.
A fragmentary note describes a tense exchange about someone named Jane and a person possibly named Mika Isa. The speaker claims vows of futility and a promise not to harm, with an undertone of frustration and fear. The text reads as a cryptic personal confrontation.
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