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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

6

Fourth Day Climax in Imperial Ladies Orchestra Concerts

The fourth day features the climax of the Imperial Ladies Orchestra with two grand concerts. Marian Chase Schaeffer and her company perform as the rarest singer entertainer. Josef Konecny and his Bohemian violin virtuoso company close the Chautauqua with a distinct, premier show alongside lecturers and other entertainers.

Imperial Ladies’ Orchestra Marian Chase Schaeffer Josef Konecny

Bull by the horns challenge at Sisseton fair week

A Sisseton event from June 23 to 28 features spirited remarks about resilience and a spirited dispute over a bull photo finish. The exchange includes a line urging perseverance and a quip about the animal being a muley.

The Perpetual Listener and Odd Dialogues in England

A clipped dialogue exchanges among characters about music and suicide, governance in England, bridge work, and a cheeky question about stealing from a trust. The scene evokes a satirical mood with multi personality quips and a blend of humor and social critique.

Morris Chairman Gains E C Gainm Secretary

A fragment lists Morris as chairman and E C Gainm as secretary with unclear context. The readable items indicate formal roles in a committee or organization. No dates or places are provided.

Morris E. C. Gainm

Kidney trouble cure via Jad Salts advertisement copy

An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleansing remedy for heavy meat eaters. It claims meat causes kidney strain, leading to urine and health issues, and prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to restore kidney function and keep blood pure.

World's Longest Aqueduct Tunnel Opens in New York

The two vane headings of the Cubit aqueduct join to form the world’s longest continuous tunnel. Extending 110 miles between Catskill reservoirs, the line clears an opening for rapid water delivery and reduces famine risk. Remaining work includes tunnel linings and shaft regulating devices.

New Cubit New York Ts Great Conduit Catskill Aqueduct New York City Catskill New York

Tom-Jack Engagement Sparks Age Gap Laughs

Tom-Jack is engaged to Miss Oldgirl but Tess notes she is considerably older. Tom insists ignorance is bliss and claims he does not know her true age.

Tom Jack

Scientific burglary using microphone aided lock picking

A Scientific American note describes burglars using a microphone and flat telephone receiver to detect slight turning sounds of a safe lock. Ear tubes transmit the sounds to the ear, enabling precise alignment of the combination and easier entry.

Scientific American

Matrimonial Rumors Spark Surprise and Confidence

A startling exchange features Miss Cayenne declaring the rumor extraordinary while noting many rumors exist. She asserts this particular one seems to be true, highlighting the moment of belief amid gossip in a social setting.

Miss Cayenne

Modern women on the skirt question debated by the shade

An ancient shade asks how modern women view the skirt question, a young spirit answers a joke with division. Willie-Paw is asked what a sense of humor means and replies that humor is laughing at one’s own jokes.

Willie Paw Son

Milk Train Inquiry Sparks Hotel Clerk Dialogue

A country hotel clerk asks about the first milk punch train at 3:00 a.m. The guest repeats the question in puzzled fashion framing a brief, unclear transit interaction.

Valetudinarians Feature In Odd Household Remark

A fragment quotes a conversation where Mrs Jones explains her family eats little meat and the respondent notes they are all valetudinarians. The line hints at a moralizing small-town vignette with social class overtones.

Wine party draws praise and police intervention

Guests praised the wine party but their din grew so loud that police shut it down. The incident ended with officers dispersing the crowd as attendees lingered outside the venue.

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