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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
6
The scene shows foreign visitors in Ching witnessing a native execution after a governor agrees, followed by a comic wedding moment where the bride’s parasol showers rice and a dark, sturdy observer confronts passersby with a boastful marriage quip. A bungled dialogue and strained accents pervade.
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts as a pure wheat and barley cereal transformed for easier digestion. It cites Dr George W Carey and asserts phosphate of potash boosts brain and nerve function, promising improved nerve balance, calm, and mental power for busy people and mothers.
Sir Mark Brettingham flees London after May Barton’s fainting spell exposes their tangled lives. On the Calais to Paris night train he finds Captain Sinclair in the opposite berth, the forged officer’s name ready to condemn him, while Claire and May face peril in the background as Mark contends with exposure and pursuit.
Forest service conducts tests in Bogalusa Louisiana to make lumber immune to bluing caused by fungi. The lowly Ceratistomella-like organisms produce spores carried by wind and infect damp timber, sending hyphae into tissues and causing sap decay and loss of value valued in thousands of dollars annually.
The readable lines reveal a confrontation about a man who allegedly made many promises before marriage. A character questions another about a prior claim, asking what the truth of that claim implies and if it refers to marriage.
Gov Crawford names William Born warden of Lyman County. Lead School board reappoints Prof Anson H Tigelow as superintendent for two years. Mrs Frank Roush of Pierre dies after pneumonia. burial in Sloan Iowa. Albert Cottle of Wasta dies from unknown poison. Thomas Brown, long a South Dakota public servant, passes away in Pierre. Delegates named to fire conservation convention in Washington May 13 to 15. Terry shoe maker William Bennett jailed after dispute with wife. Hot Springs sled accident injures Carl Hunter. Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw Peterson named for Volin family birth. Wells on Henry M Stearns ranch yield 450 gal per minute. Deadwood secures three conventions in July. medical, dental, bankers meetings. Sioux Falls forms gun club. officers elected. State firemen plan Pierre tournament June 16–19. Black Hills schools tout basketball, Lead High fields two teams. Yankton Episcopal service features volunteer Indian Ze nes Graham on organ bench.
Mrs James M Long of 112 Augusta St Staunton writes that Doans Kidney Pills cured back pain urinary trouble and bearing down sensations in January 1908 and by June 1907 four and a half years later she reports no kidney trouble. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A simplified retelling shows Kaiser Wilhelm's mother, born princess royal of Great Britain, misnaming her tutor as Mr Brown. Queen Victoria allegedly warned her, and the next morning the child greeted Brown with good morning and good night, then she went to bed.
The piece emphasizes cleanliness in cooking spaces. It recommends light tinted walls for easy dirt detection, warns against glue or milk based coatings, and favors alabaster walls. Regular spring and fall updates are urged. The pantry requires yearly wall brushing, shelf cleaning, and filling holes to deter insects and mice.
A brief, fragmented dialogue references Christmas cigars selected by a wife. The exchange hints at living in the world rather than in almanac pages, suggesting a lighthearted domestic moment. Names, dates, or places are not provided.
Mrs David Brown of Locke Arkansas describes years of eczema on her ankles. After failing two doctors and numerous salves she found relief with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. Three uses gave restful nights and healing. a year later no relapse. May 18 and July 13 1907.
In a quiet gallery, a remark about a Madonna from a golden age prompts a catalogue check. A man notes the piece is loaned by Smith and hints at Smiths catholic taste. A woman quips that the family has long been Prasbyteri ans generations, reflecting a bemused dialogue.
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