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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

6

The Scourge of Damascus Chapter XVI XVII Clash on the Pharphar

Alin and Shubal endure an Arab raid as Albia and Abbas pursue a slave escape. A mysterious black horseman, Osmir, hints at aid while Julian, the Scourge of Damascus, leads a counterattack with Shabal and Habaddan. The battle ends with Abbas slain and Julian’s men gaining the upper hand, setting up the next chapter.

Abbas Sam Albia Osmirt Osmir Alin al Abbas Tam Julian Damuascns Diamascia Julian Jillian Cuah Shabal Allie Tim Selim Mieir Jalian

Ex-Governor Newell Affects Blaine Nomination Miss

A 19th century row recalls ex Governor Newell of New Jersey who feared Blaine’s stroke would endanger his mind. Delegates backed Conkling then Hayes as Blaine’s prospects dimmed. Some blamed Newell’s cautious medical verdict for Blaine’s 1876 defeat, a tale cited by the New York Times.

Newell Jersey William Ell New J James G. Maine Gover Nor New Jersey Mr. Blaine Maine Blaine Conkling Hayes Nowell New York Times

LONG YEARS AT REST Remains of Prehistoric Man Found in British Museum

Ancient skull and grave goods from an upper Nile site are displayed in the British Museum. The relic, described via inscription, places a neolithic man before Menes in Egypt’s distant past. The artifact cluster includes flint knives, pottery, and ochre from a sandstone grave.

British Museum Mi Museum Nile Aiges Weypt Rameses Phurt Pte Egypt Tremenny

Lewiston Hotel tale of a clever night clerk

A remembered incident from the Lewiston City Hotel recounts Jimmy Fahey, a young Irishman then working for John Martin A. The hotel clerk shows guests to rooms and signals in the morning by the hotel button on the wall. One guest asks to be awakened at six, and Jimmy replies in rustic fashion about the button and the door.

Lewiston Jimmy Fahey Old City John Martin Martin Jimmy

The Bachelor's Choice

A poem from the New York Herald traces a man's evolving view of happiness from beauty wealth and status to the idea that contentment lies in health and hardiness rather than romance or riches. It observes how youth and aging alter priorities and ends with a wiser path.

Cook New York Herald

Taste of the Philippines and a sea voyage joke

Impressions from Taft party members in the Philippines describe seasickness after a typhoon in Subig Bay. A comparison is made to a girl crossing the Atlantic who drinks lemonade, with her mother noting the lemonade tastes the same coming up as going down.

Philippines Taft Party Subig Bay Atlantic Boston Herald

Automatic plant watering devices described in Montreal Herald

The Montreal Herald describes two German inspired plant watering devices. One uses a long wick through a protective tube to deliver moisture to several pots with a siphon action and adjustable flow. The second device is a pear shaped glass reservoir with a side opening that, when buried, releases water over days or weeks depending on soil dryness.

Gerany Montreal Herald

Industrial dreams and family duties in early 20th century discourse

A pair of excerpts discuss the foster father role in modern upbringing, framing it as the dripping strain of childcare duties and adult supervision. The piece then surveys Mexico’s industrial growth, highlighting hydro power, petroleum, coal, and ambitious power projects expected to rival Niagara.

Mexico Niagara

Course in Socialism Offered at State University

During the next term Washington State University will offer a special course in socialism. The curriculum includes anarchism communism and socialism in its three branches state agrarian and single tax plus religious or spiritual aspects taught by Washington Gladden.

Washington State University Washington Gladden

Calumet Baking Powder Endorsed For Purity

A Philadelphia Press quotation notes Calumet Baking Powder is priced moderately and free of Rochelle Salts Alum or injurious substances. Grocers are authorized to guarantee its purity. The piece includes a Colonel’s joke about Kentucky and a tourist asking about a waterproof coat.

Kentucky Sith Philadelphia Press

Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors

List of patents granted to Minnesota inventors reported by Lothrop and Johnson. Entries include Cushioned tre and building block by Charles Ad sit Owatonia. Theodore Brown Northfield on a horse detacl. Peter Lewisz Minneapolis on a weighing scale. Jurgen Tanck Pipestone on a canvas tightener. Edward Thiem St. Paul on a marking grease cups. George Warren St. Paul on a railway car brake beam. patent office details from W112 Pioneer Press building.

Northwestern Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer Press St. Pat Minn Charles Adsit Owatonia Charles Bach Brooks Theodore Brown Northfield Peter Lewisz Minneapolis Jurgen Tanck Edward Thiem St. Paul, Minn George Warren St. Paul

Awkward Error Tells of Deaf Misunderstanding at Dinner

An American guest at Gibraltar dined with Charles Dana Gibson at the Bristol in late fall. Gibson confesses he lacks the gift of oratory and notes it is awkward to be deaf. He recalls a Dark Harbor dinner tale where a deaf man misheard a girl and replied with a joke about pajamas.

Gibraltar Charles Dana Gibson Bristol

Nat Goodwin Refuses Stranger on Broadway Corner

The incident at Broadway and Thirty Fourth Street involved Nat Goodwin encountering a country visitor who asked to go to the Brooklyn Bridge. Goodwin curtly allows the trip this time but orders the man not to ask again.

Nat Goodwin Goodwin Broadway Thirtyfourth Street Brooklyn Bridge Harper’s Weekly

Incipient Consumption and The Grape Nuts Recovery Story

A Michigan farmer recalls illness in spring 1992 with nervous exhaustion and fear of consumption. After stopping medicines and coffee, daily use of Grape-Nuts with sugar and cream restored health, sleep, and strength in six weeks, enabling chores for a family of six. a Postum Co. endorsement concludes with a nod to The Road to Wellville.

Michigan Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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Damascus Rhi Robert Sylvanus Cobb, JR Pharanhir Albin Shubal Tin Horne Good Faily Syrian Desert Morey Pharphar Bhubal Alicia Arnba al Abbasia Iva Dolle
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