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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
10
A reader promotion invites requests for Coca-Cola’s free booklet The Truth about Coca Cola explaining its cooling and wholesome nature. The note also mentions Australia’s Victoria library system reaching its 500th library and high annual library activity and revenues.
The saying argues that convincing the head is hard but two heads are better than one. It emphasizes collaborative thinking and shared decision making to overcome obstacles and improve outcomes.
Snippets advise leather is best, tomatoes spaced four feet apart, spray grape vines, Homer pigeon for squab, Itter floods, old hen selects nests, livestock improvement requires intelligence, and Japanese maples are top among dwarf trees.
The article offers diverse agricultural guidance covering phlox and crowing potatoes on clover sod, calf and pig care, dairy and cattle management, tree planting, root culture, and soil health. It emphasizes feeding, clean housing, proper watering, timely pruning, and careful breeding for productive, healthy farm stock.
A historical account traces the career of famed bandit Old Bill Miner from 1869 California stageholdups to a life sentence in New Westminster Prison. It covers his capture at San Quentin, escapes, and later railroad robberies across Oregon British Columbia and Idaho, with eventual hopes of release near age ninety.
Ad reads Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy with a testimonial from Obadiah B Crane of Watertown Dak noting relief from rheumatic pain and nocturnal urination after use. The ad promotes the product by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and lists a 5 cent price. A separate line reports a war department furlough grant for Corporal Stripes, but notes the corporal died six weeks earlier.
A testimonial from Mrs Vi Cole of Philadelphia declares Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured her eight year eczema and later her children's severe eczema and ringworm. She endorses the products and notes they were sold worldwide with a free skin diseases hook available from Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.
The advertisement urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children, noting its 30 year signature. It claims to ease constipation by arousing the digestive organs to activity with a herb composition and the safe remedy is trusted by families.
Nagget claims a woman treats her husband as a servant treats bric-a-brac. Mrs. Nagget prods for the solution. The wise reply suggests that the husband’s value prompts his wife to bargain for better treatment.
An OCR fragment advertises SPHOM'S Distemper Cure and various patent medicines alleging cures for equine distemper and canine diseases. It includes pricing claims, distributor details in Goshen Indiana, and boasts about sales. The text also weaves in unrelated quotes and household remedies and teas.
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