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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

6

Fentinia Merchant Receives Remarkable Kidney Cure

L Wood, a leading Fentress Virginia merchant, suffered months of back and kidney pain with irregular urinary output. After failing medical treatment, he used Dean Kidney Pills, endured four days of severe pain, passed a stone, and has had no kidney trouble since. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Fouter Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

L. Wood Fentress Norfolk Co Mr. Wood Dean Fouter Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Dyeed Caesar's Toga Sparks Wrath and Revered Page Quietly

A dyer spills dye on Caesar's robe during royal purple experiments provoking swift anger. The invader of Gaul seizes the vase and, after the spill, discards the dye with decisive action. Vere de Veau recalls Hawkins enjoying his name in print as L'Olgnon peruses a directory page.

Caesar Gaul Lindr Ly “Hawkins L’olgnon

Peruna Almanac Seeks Wide Distribution This Year

The 1908 Peruna Almanac is released and already in eight million homes. It can be obtained free from all Sruggiata. Inquire early as supplies will soon be exhausted. Do not put items. Speak for one to day.

Imitation in Art in a Kind Letter to a Young Playwright

Clyde Fitch writes to a young playwright that imitation in art is harmful. He cites acts of imitating Thaen Pin to Barrie across acts and warns the craft must originality. In a stinging aside he mocks a shabby mirror scene and a bar room pretender wearing borrowed finery.

Clyde Fitch Thaen Pinto Barrie Bugeesty Allroad Newart Society

80 Thoughtful: A Wedding Plot and Gloomy Vows

An elderly figure speaks tenderly about awaiting a future Thursday as he cites plans for a ceremony after a doctor’s consent. A bride-to-be sighs with mixed joy over a gown’s final touches and a looming train ride. The pair discuss an unusual accidental policy as fear and fate mingle with love and impending union.

Thudieigh Love Barry

Postum Ads Claim Coffee Substitute Aids Health

A reader recounts severe coffee habit harming her husband and herself but improving after switching to Postum. She says headaches faded, complexion improved, kidneys better, and weight rose from 95 to 425 pounds after starting Postum. She urges others to try a high grade coffee substitute and notes store clerk enthusiasm for the product.

S&berpeary Sete Postom Co Battie Welk

His Wife's Revenge Chapter XX Continued

Pandora suspects Sir Mark Brettingham as a newcomer in the supper crowd. Frank confesses sympathy to May Wilson, asks to renew friendship, and May accepts his gesture amid emotional tension. An undercover plot unfolds to fake a tombstone for John Wilson, with an undertaker involved in securing a false burial certificate and cemetery secrecy.

Leech Mark Brettingham Pandora Pandora— i Hon Nin Cerberus Gintre Johnny Bertram Hank Hank London John Wilson Baronet Wilson Dartmoor

Frank Allister’s Rise and May Wilson’s Hidden Past

Frank Allister, a North London author, gains fame as a literary journal praises his new novel and his agent boosts his advance. Meanwhile May Wilson, living under a concealed marriage, mourns a distant relative, prompting Frank to wonder if her husband is the concealed cause of her silence and the mystery surrounding her mourning.

Frank Allister London Kermington Frank Allister May Wilson Mia Cheney Maggie Allinter Mrs. Cheney May Wilson Nercias

Hidden flaw in death certificate system uncovers faux burials

Chapter xxiii exposes gaps in death certificate handling. Undertakers reportedly keep burial certificates unused and a clergyman faces a small fine when services occur without proper documentation. Multiple records show wrong certificates and ease of burial under the current registry.

New African Railroads Push Cotton Trade Across Nigeria

An American backed plan to build a Baro to Kano railway links Nigeria’s agricultural potential to sea routes via Akassa and Lagos. The 4 ft 6 in gauge line aims to connect Baro on the Niger to Kano, with through connections to Jebba and Lagos. The British government approved the project in August, signaling growing farming and export activity in Hausaland.

Nigeria New York American Geographical Society Baro Niger River Akassa Europe Kano Hausaland Sahara Desert Sudan Niger Jebba Lagos

South Dakota Man Arrested in Theft and Local Crimes

A series of South Dakota incidents include John Kuser's arrest in Miller for stealing a valuable horse from Judee Carroll, William Lutz held in Yankton for threatening death, and notes on local officials, tribunal actions, and a prairie fire near Hermosa. Also reported are legal moves, railroad worker injuries, and a curious case of a pig brain with desiccated tissue discovered during butchering near Belle Fourche.

Judee Carroll John Kuser Miller Belle Fourche J. H. Widdons Widdoss

Cure for Eczema Through Cuticura Remedies

Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan recalls a severe eczema outbreak that covered her face and scalp. A physician advised Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which she credits with a complete cure after a three month ordeal in 1907.

Cutiura Anabel Wilson North Branch Mich

Weaving Family Raises Questions in St Joseph Letter

A St Joseph weaver with seven children in three years was the subject of a local paper feature. He received a $10 money order and a letter signed Pity claiming the gift was not from admiration but to urge him to keep quiet. The recipient initially suspected President Roosevelt but the letter's tone cast doubt.

St. Joseph Roosevelt

Widow's widower tale reveals late man's legacy

A conversational remark recalls Dug Skinner as a broad minded, big hearted, brilliant figure in the community. The twist comes when the speaker reveals she married Skinner's widow, framing a story of memory and personal connection.

Dug Skinner

Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies Endorsed

Dr Earl Sloan, son of a veterinary surgeon, has long worked with horses and animals. His remedies come from experiments to save life and ease suffering. Readers may request Sloan's Treatise on the Horse, free, by writing to Dr Harl Sloan at 615 Albany Street Boston Mass.

Sloan Earl S. Sloan Harl Albany Street Boston Mass

Winter Conditions Prompt Odd Science Exchange

In a brief, humorous exchange a caller jokes that telephone techs have found a new method to talk by placing the receiver on the chest. The other person questions if it would work through porous plaster, highlighting a dated, quirky mist of early communication skepticism.

A Beautiful Watch Offered by N W Hide & Fur Co

A Minneapolis firm N W Hide and Fur Co offers a beautiful watch as a premium. Ship products worth five dollars in furs or purchase guns or traps totaling five dollars to qualify.

N. W. Hide & Fur CO Minneapolis

Sagebrush attorney quips on facts and jurors

A wry remark contrasts the prosecution stubborn facts with jurors' stubbornness. The sagebrush lawyer quips that facts pale before jurors in determining outcomes, reflecting a rural voice on courtroom dynamics.

Sagebrush

Odd Proverb Poem Speaks On Truth And Wealth

A fragmented quip debates honesty and consequence. It contrasts owning up to mistakes with the idea that power and money justify actions, noting the tension between political influence and moral accountability.

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