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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note mentions a Ray trial and a dysfunction of vindication in 1814. It cites no clear judge, location, or outcome beyond the referenced trial year and a negative connotation. The readable text centers on the trial and a failing vindication.
An Iowa restaurant owner Mrs S A Moore from Waterville Missouri touts Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits relief from backache headaches dizziness and urinary distress after using the product. The ad notes a 60 cent price and availability from Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York. Also mentions Allen's Foot-Kase cure for foot issues and a catalog offer from Mite & Pur Co Minneapolis. The closing line humorously notes a poor cigarette being the last available.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers lists inventors from Minnesota including Harley Coger of Minneapolis with a therapeutic lamp and Andrew B. Gagnon from Minneapolis with an ant finder. Other named inventors include Thomas W. Jeroens of St Paul and Atiren Nelson of Mitin with water turbines and power transmitting devices. The list also mentions a draft equaliser, a grass spike fastener and related mechanical items.
The throttle of Japan's first railway train was set by American Chinenn McDonald, a Southern Pacific veteran, about thirty five years ago. Railroad Man's Magazine notes the event marking the Yokohama to Tokyo line opening and the young Mikado receiving the throttle.
Cologne Germany fire department adopts a new heat veil for protection. The device uses cane fiber layers like a safety lamp with dampened front windows to shield firemen beneath a brass helmet.
Massachusetts officials push forestry education in public schools. State forester F W Rane mails circular to superintendents urging tree care education and offering seedlings and seeds of white pine white ash red spruce beech chestnut and acorn on paying digging and express costs.
An essay argues outdoor exercise and dietetic health laws shape modern nerve health. It promotes Grape-Nuts as a natural brain food, prepared by Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan, claiming it rebuilds brain and nerve centers and is sold ready to serve with cream. It cites Dr Felix Oswald and a health classic The Road to Wellville.
Maud Nathan warns that some bargains come from sweatshops and tenements, risking health and morality. Consumers should demand guarantees of ethical manufacture and prefer labels guaranteeing clean, well paid workrooms over cheap, hazardous goods.
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