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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
6
A Indianapolis veteran recounts kidney trouble after army service. He describes severe pain and leg swelling, declined amputation, and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring health. The testimonial notes the pills’ price and distributor Foster Milburn.
A truncated, garbled quotation fragment appears with unclear speakers. The line-quality hints at a casual exchange, yet the meaning remains obscured by misspellings and missing context. No identifiable persons or events emerge.
A list of patents granted to Northwestern inventors includes a therapeutic lamp by Andrew Gasnon of Minneapolis and a water turbine by Gustaf Olton of Monticelli. Other named inventors are Andrew Nelson of Stillwater, Thomas W dJerrens of St Vach, and Nels A. Rodness of Clarkfield, with various devices such as a coat adjuster and a clip fastener.
Experiments at the State Institution at Mayer Oetling show work as a healing method for chronic illness including mental and nervous disorders alcoholism and epilepsy Under Dr Star Inger 54 percent of patients engage in occupations Most work in farm dairy and garden tasks others in mechanical trades including a newspaper produced by inmates Work reduces tuberculosis deaths while patient numbers rise and reduces public dread of asylums as patients stay engaged in useful tasks.
Louis Trudaine and Rose Danville reunite with old friend Lomaque at a cottage near a water mill. Lomaque recounts his perilous three years hiding in Paris and Switzerland, while Rose and Louis reveal their hidden identities as Maurice the sister and brother, risking exposure to secure their freedom and future.
The phrase windfall stems from royal forest laws in Norman England when peasants could collect only windblown timber for fuel. A windstorm that stripped branches and cast wood to the ground was welcomed as a blessing for winter firewood, giving rise to the modern meaning of windfall.
A Ram's Horn note claims Chinese people revere cockroaches as sacred insects and avoid harming them, leading to Chinese quarters being overrun with the pests. It questions church impact when preaching lacks gospel content.
A string of South Dakota items details deaths from accident and suicide, including conductor Vernon Mearham of Huy row who died after a fall on the Chicago & North Western near Harrold, and eighty five year old Henry Sunderman who killed himself on a farm near Cavour. Fire damages on Tenth street in Sioux Falls. A man named Fred Felder slips under a moving freight car at Salem, breaking his heel. Legal actions include Mrs Josiah Schotty seeking removal as executor of a 50000 dollar estate. Art Middleton survives a schloroform suicide attempt in Watertown. Stonemason John N Bussett killed near Hetland after being struck by a train. widow and five children survive. Milwaukee Line to Chamberlain extension opens, with brief passenger disruption. Belle Fourche death of Robert J Baird under a heart wound with a new revolver at his side. possible letter from home. Deadwood orders aim to cleanse undesirable citizens after local incidents. Bank of Philip increases capital stock from 7000 to 17500. Beadle county notes report July births and deaths and marriages. single citizenship declaration, no divorces. State tax assessments near 260 million with majority on general property. Black Hills mining interests unchanged. Emerson of Kadoka bitten by rattlesnake. and Jobhu Peterson of Hot Springs, a veteran, found guilty on threats to kill at the sanitarium.
A dialog about a proposed new tax shows a novelist insisting he cannot prove he is not profiting. His merchant colleague chides him to act like merchants and slow his pace, illustrating distrust of taxation.
C V Beltz of Tippecanoe Indiana describes two years of severe eczema on limbs below the knees and failure of physicians, patent remedies, and other cures. He reports immediate relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, claiming eventual complete recovery.
A reader-labeled quip about Handy Implement notes skin marks as ink from his fingers and suggests an inky razor is used for shaving his paper. The remark centers on unusual ink-stained hands and a peculiar shaving tool.
Allen's Foot Kase advertised as a cure for swollen hot and aching feet. Claim states ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after use. Trial on Addie and Olmsted in Le Roy areas reported by druggists with no substitutes offered.
An intelligent officer notes that everyone born in the town eventually dies. The exchange underscores the inevitability of mortality and the town’s demographic pattern.
An advertising blurb touts Krause’s Headache Capsules for indulgence in food or drink. Norman Lichty Mfg. Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, is named as the maker. The piece argues that foolish action in a saloon is not inevitable.
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