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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
7
A fond husband bids his wife and children farewell for an Easter trip to the country. He asks for fiction to read on the journey but she prefers to rely on his letters from home for the trip.
A patriotic speaker likens the state legislature to a nursery of political greatness while an horticulture expert cautions that some nurseries overly favor grafting. The exchange blends satire on politics with gardening wit.
Reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent yors at 911 Pioneer Press building St Paul Minn list includes Waller Air part Blunt 8 D Ken's Arche 1 Berg Clirkfield Minn attachment Christian Cl Bergh St Paul Minn rake attachment George G Berglund Cloquet Minn gymnasium apparatus William C Clapton Fargo N D mandolin Joseph S Evan Minnesota Lake Minn separator Peter C Forgard Lake Preston S D steamboiler
A witty theater exchange unfolds as two Summer Girl characters joke about a clean-shaven handsome boy. The first asks who he is and the second reveals he is an actor then adds the detail he has no money. The banter resumes with a comic twist.
A 1906 feature extols the Aladdin oven as a heatless smokeless self supervising cook box. The author recounts two hardworking women using the device for health pleasure and profit, arguing it frees women from the cook stove and supports domestic and suburban life.
Evelyn Wainwright recounts using an Aladdin box to run meals for two idle Southern women at a seashore cottage three miles from the village. The lamp powered oven cooks breakfast, dinner, and supper, freeing them for sailing and gardening while a simple domestic ritual replaces a full-time cook.
Two sisters tout Cuticura products for head eczema. Edith Hammer of Morrison Illinois reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to cure her condition after a friend's recommendation. A sister also healed, another used Cuticura Resolvent and Pills as a tonic.
A schoolmistress threatens Johnny Jones with expulsion for telling a lie. The exchange implies severe consequences beyond punishment.
A Brooklyn Life item shows an exchange about staying late at home with a punchline about unspoken plans. The page also includes an ad for Kruse's Headache Capsules and a Des Moines drugstore display.
A ragged youngster and a gruff Growler discuss soap and soap boxes in a brief Dickensian exchange. The boy insists soap exists to make wagons cuter, while the elder dismisses it as unnecessary.
Local ad touts Allen's Shoes at 5 Olmsted Le Roy, urging customers to try “HUNT” and other styles while warning against substitutions sold by other shops.
A collage of quirky quotes and garbled lines appears, mentioning a clever girl and a horse with large feet, plus stray snippets about soothing syrup and self knowledge. The fragmentary text feels like a mixed historical newspaper clipping with misread OCR.
Mixed items from a vintage column feature humorous quips about a new rector, social scenes, and stray ads. The text mentions a rector walking the street, a sign reading Cast Tron Links, a joke about Brown, and brief notices from Hides Pelts and Wool and Milton Dairy Co. plus ad lines about higher cream prices and opportunities.
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