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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1907

Page

6

Revenge and a Paris marriage plan unfolds

Lomaque informs Tradainne that Danville has learned of the escape and that Danville’s marriage to General Berthelin’s daughter is arranged. They plot a rapid Paris departure and a confrontation at Berthelin’s home to end the danger and secure the sister’s safety.

Grant Danville Citoyenne Berthelin Adam Citoyenne Clairfait Bertholin Chalons Paris Dubole Trudainé Lomaque Paria Tia Alater Danvyillé Sen Rouen Tradalne Tome Jock Tradaine Louis Seine Ual Parle

Giants and Dwarfs In Ligonier Indiana Notables

In Ligonier Noble county Indiana residents claim the largest and smallest men in the west. George Washington Walker weighs 500 pounds at 46 and grows by 25 pounds yearly. His waist is 76 inches and chest 68 under arms. He travels in a special conveyance and is a retired father of two. Jesse Walker, 19, stands 3 feet 3 inches and weighs about 50 pounds with 12 inch legs. Both avoid notoriety and have received museum offers.

Ligonier Noble County Ind George Washington Walker Indiana United States Walker Jesse Walker Jesse St. Loula Republic

Ingersoll Worries Them Retold by Ministers

Rev. F L Anderson dismisses Ingersoll as witty but his ideas and arguments as rehashes that have been answered many times. He argues Ingersoll is behind the times and simply dresses old notions as new.

Ingersoll Ngersoll Voltaire Argubeen F. L. Anderson

Barbara's Barrel Brings Blessing to Lonesome Prairie

Barbara Bigelow prays for a barrel for her family at Lonesome Prairie. Unseen generosity arrives as two barrels of clothes and apples from a distant, kind donor, easing hardship for the Little Parson, Daddy, and the Mother. Barbara and family unite in quiet gratitude.

Bigelow Barbara Zachary Barbara Bigelow Uncle Zachary Staton Lonesome Prairie Tilt Tobeys Philoon Moodys Daddy Lonesome Prairies Rebec Prairie Parsonage Mother Barbey Barby Father Morse

Ten Years of Pain Ends for Mrs. Emmerich at Clinton St

Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Clinton St Joleon Ohio suffered fifteen years from kidney troubles with back pain eye issues and dizzy spells. She says ten years of illness kept her housebound until Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cured her. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Margaret Emmerich Clinton St. Joleon Bays Moe Davis Dean Foster-Milburm Co Buffalo

That Younger Lawyer Friend Question

A dialogue snippet centers on a younger lawyer friend and a hypothetical marriage proposal. The exchange hints at social conversation and playful inquiry without outcome.

Cautien

Headache cures and kitchen weight myths in one piece

A jumble of ads and quips discusses Krause's Headache Capsules and other remedies, plus a barberish take on cooks and heaviness. It argues smells in kitchens influence appetite and weight, noting cooks grow fat from tasting and smelling food while working.

Ambassador Bryce Cautions on European Travel Tips

At a Urbana dinner, Ambassador Bryce advised a young woman to tip cabmen generously in Europe. He contrasted lawful fares with riskier tips, recounting a London hansom scene where a passenger offered extra to avoid a driver’s insult after a two shilling legal fare.

Bryce Urbana London Ludgate Circus

Grape-Nuts Promised To Improve Health And Nourishment

The article extols Grape-Nuts as a superior nourishment claiming one pound yields more usable nutrition than ten pounds of other foods. It cites digestion into simple sugars and reports endorsements, including a testimonial of weight gain and claims of balancing the body for health. It also references The Road to Wellville.

Moman Wellville

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