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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment references a legal or public notice with scattered terms like Ty recy law and ADgeryy. No clear names dates places or actions are readable, hindering precise interpretation of the event or deadline.
American visitors to Martinique will no longer see Behanzin the former king of Dahomey as he departs for Bjidah Algeria under French orders to remain a prisoner. He has lived in Fort de France since 1894 with his family, receiving allowances and moving freely, but always hoping to return home. His son Wanilo, educated in Martinique, acts as translator and mouthpiece. His departure ends a royal exile while Algeria becomes the new confinement.
English princess Ena of Battenberg will wed King Alfonso and gain the title queen of Spain. She will control several royal properties including the royal palace at Madrid, the Eseurial palace, Aranjuez, La Granja, El Pardo, and the Miramar palace at San Sebastian. The court life will be highly regulated with strict privacy rules and a public display of her trousseau planned near the palace, under halberdiers’ protection.
A young woman from a famous New York family said she faced persistent attention while choosing a gold brooch in a large department store. She later learned the man followed her thinking she was shoplifting, not flirting, and criticized socialists she linked to home disruption.
A professor describes making vanilla ice cream without milk or sugar using cottonseed oil and a centrifuged emulsion. The process involves chemical freezing and vanilla with nitro benz al, yielding a cheap, stable product popular in Southern states.
A fragment notes tenants flee Manhattan due to excessive rents and scarce small flats. It mentions landlords and oversight difficulties, with tenants struggling to meet conditions under current urban housing pressures.
A garbled passage notes a teacher telling Eliza about rhinoceros kin. Willie responds promptly with a remark about motor cars, while the rest of the fragment remains unclear. The text shows speech and dialogue amid distorted phrasing.
A 1905 testimonial from Mrs. Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oldla cites relief from widespread eczema after using Cuticura Remedies. The account details severe itching, scratching to the point of bleeding, nightly discomfort, and eventual recovery with continued use. The piece also includes unrelated snippets about poems and a judge commentary.
In a speech aimed at farmers, Secretary Wilson received hearty applause. The remarks touched on dressing well, unity among farmers, and honest work, with praise for farmers and dedication to wheat and agriculture.
A fragmentary exchange hints at wedding plans and social expectations as characters debate elopement and proper conduct. The dialogue touches on guardianship, propriety, and the desire to marry despite obstacles, reflecting pressures of orderly marriage.
Thousands write to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts seeking confidential free guidance on female illnesses. The letter from Mrs T Willadsen Manning Ia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after two years of ineffective treatments and fainting spells. Mountains of proof are cited to claim the remedy as unmatched for women's health.
A West Virginian merchant from Parkershire recalls twenty years of kidney trouble with back pains and urinary issues. After using Neuroan's Kidney Pills, the urine flowed freely and pain faded, claiming eight years of cure and renewed vigor at age over 70. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co in Buffalo, 40 cents a box. Also a humorous anecdote on a Boston priest and bereaved father ends with a punchline about being the title beggar stuffed.
A report from Lothrop & Johnson of 111 Pioneer Press Building St Paul lists patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors. Names include Ole M Aarseth Medio Minn Clarence W Carter St Paul Minn Frank A Evans Redwood Falls Minn Louis H Finnegan Minneapolis Minn Andrew N Gabrielson Mount Iron Minn Frank Gustaveson Wabasha Minn John W McGuire Joliette N D and others for items such as mail box cake forming machine rotary filter choco Tate cutter motor plow and a shoe designed for storage and use in various settings.
A playful exchange describes a luminous paint praised as a splendid invention. A young father proclaims its usefulness for unseen feeding at night, while Mr Newlywed questions its practicality. The dialogue suggests a humorous home innovation in a domestic setting.
An old advertorial note touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for soothing teething pain and colic, claiming it calms inflammation and relieves wind colic. It also notes a sign of smoking when a girl’s breath smells of Cologne water.
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