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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
Man from Carolin Maine recounts severe back pain lasting four months with dizziness headaches and bladder inflammation. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a full recovery in three months and says the trouble has not returned. Sold by Foster Smith Burn Co Buffalo N Y 60 cents a box.
Winona Minn treasurer of Winona Savings Bank visited North Dakota last week to assess investment prospects and says North Dakota’s banking climate is profitable with strong thrift among settlers. He notes no foreclosures in process, banks own vast land holdings, and praises the state’s growth as a solid outlet for funds. He plans county tours and is impressed by Wemerek and Mead Melean county areas.
Readable fragments describe a garden scene with a party hosted by Mrs vibe and many named figures. A truant reappears as Frhert dies and Wer is mentioned. A huge slab of cake is cited and Mire Jones and Tad TWh figures appear amidst confusion.
A fragment reports a lecture by a man nicknamed Mniktrintor scolding a younger man to heed nature and reptile behavior. Senator Platt’s visit at the Ocean Beach hotel is described with a joke about white economy while Traver Batt allegedly quips about never buying more votes.
A Wisconsin woman writes about using Postum for the past years after coffee caused dyspepsia and headaches. She reports her symptoms disappearing after switching to Postum and notes her husband also quit coffee and improved.
A physician counsels rest for a sleepworking client who claims to dream of sewing shirts. The man dies in bed. in a department store shirt the doctor later finds a hidden sweatshop link. Fire destroys the sweatshop same night as the patient’s death, and investigators note no insurance.
Por Bill Higgins reports a controversial scene as a man defends a wife while his in laws and brother-in-law weigh in. The account hints at social tensions and questions of moral work in a small community.
A patient reports cure of a skin ailment after using Cutler remedies including Cutler Soup, Caticura Elixirs, and Caticura Rexolvent. Recounts past ailments and a 1907 testimonial from Milan, Missouri, with prior doctor failures and relief after treatment.
The familiar Castoria product line claims safe use for infants and children, highlighting over 30 years of use and the dependable relief it provides. The statement emphasizes consistency and parental trust in the remedy.
A distorted excerpt shows Archimedes Windfist vowing a lever and fulcrum could move the world but doubting if such power matters while the Hiss Btlek remains with T Movee volt. The text ends with an abrupt, garbled remark.
A quirky domestic scene shows Harry limping after an exaggerated stumble at the breakfast table. His mother worries over a possible injury while little brother Bob suspects a fault in balance, noting uneven weight distribution on Harry’s side.
An old advertisement touts Spohn's as the greatest remedy for distemper pink eye and similar ailments in horses and cattle. It claims free samples and promotes the Spec Contagious Wiser from the medical company in Goshen Indiana.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss succession choices in ancient Greece. Mentions a royal father and a likely selection method. It references public opinion, an imagined alternative if a plebiscite existed, and a collector of marks as evidence of preference.
Reported by Lothrop and Jobbicett Wentlawson S10 Pobeer Pree in St Paul Minnesota. Names listed include W Buebler from Miknapella Minnesota and J Erickson from Bair dale Minnesota. Other items mention TM Crepar Forge rod capwheel and rotary engine by B Pournier of Minneapolis with Hackney St Paul main track roadway context.
Fragmentary text mentions plant elements and a race context with vague names and numbers. Difficult to extract concrete entities or dates but hints at a plant theme and a race or event. No clear actions, participants, or outcomes are present in readable form.
Fragmentary text shows names J H Rindlaub and services Eye Ear Nose and Throat at Fargo with garbled remaining lines. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes are readable for a fuller summary.
A wary note warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury. The text mentions a lawyer warning people about the harmful substance and urges caution when purchasing remedies. It references medical and legal figures but remains nongraphic and focused on the potential danger posed by mercury in treatments.
The readable text lists scattered names and terms including MUNDI, Meware, Gran, Gijue, File U6, HamER, SP PALE, Tran, OMfiew, Wuren, Selene, Hulinee, Belgie. No coherent event or clear context emerges from the fragment.
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for backache nervousness heartache weight gain and other feminine symptoms. It cites testimonials from Mrs Will Verne and Mrs Winkhunt claiming relief and urges women to seek the product for irregularities pain and related conditions.
A garbled OCR style fragment presents a curious dialogue about motive and perception. The lines suggest questions about why someone burjebht and responses invoking preaching, beauty, and illness, with odd spellings and incomplete phrases. The readable content is minimal and unsettled.
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