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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
6
A broad poultry and farming guidance piece urges strong feed, clean water, grit, and shelter for dairy cows and poultry. It stresses soil preparation, seed quality, timely plowing, proper manure use, and crop choices. Emphasizing practical care, hogs, hog raising, and orchard poultry are discussed alongside equipment and water quality considerations.
A Canadian land boom tale near Regina touts wheat and oats yields with a 640 acre batch netting 17 550 from crops and a land value increase of 10 880 while a separate health note estimates tuberculosis care costs and societal losses, then a quip on Shackleton and a precocious child joke close the item.
An Indiana woman recalls lifelong coffee dependence causing dyspepsia and ill health until she switched to Postum. She cites improved digestion and breakfast routine, recommending the product with the booklet The Road to Wellville. A skeptical reader asks if the letter is genuine, noting some words appear garbled.
A passage argues that loving one’s work hinges on intelligence, engagement, and proper training. It cites Brander Matthews on contentment from doing work well and warns that shirking or dishonesty destroys love of the job, linking honest effort, contentment, and dedication as inseparable.
Mrs Elizabeth Wolf of 388 West Morgan Street Tipton Missouri reports severe bladder inflammation with back pain scanty painful secretions and constant tiredness before using Doans Kidney Pills. After a few boxes she says she was cured and has remained well. The ad notes price 60 cents a box and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also contrasts with a poetic excerpt about an old vacant chair and memories from the Oregon Journal.
Fragmentary page piece includes an advertisement for Mall's Catarrh Cure claiming a constitutional cure and a testimonial offer, plus a dialogue about a wife’s hat and a comment on class perception. The text mixes medical puffery with social quips, reflecting then contemporary ad and humor styles.
Mrs Crawford says you must love your husband to save his letters while in the country. Mrs Crabshaw retorts she keeps them for comparison and to search him. Judge suggests tying terms as they discuss a rippling dinner and appetite. A Scotch farmer questions if the sample appetite was fair.
A quirky clipping links rheumatism and neuralgia relief with Alden's Lung Balsam and jokes about courtship. It quips that happiness comes from eyes wide in courtship and half closed after marriage, noting social mores and humor from the era.
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