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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
6
Mrs J B Hartsfield of 33 Corpus St Atlanta reports relief from nerves and headaches using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills and Nervine. She says the pills help her husband and two sons and keep her home duties possible. Miles Medical Co promotes the pills as a long proven nerve and pain remedy.
The article discusses how sap moves through a tree from roots to buds, noting internal tissue pressures reaching up to 20 atmospheres. It explains how this force drives bud opening, leaf expansion, and ongoing growth, highlighting the precision of plant transport systems and the need for microscopic study to understand them.
The text notes birds eating vast quantities, including ring doves with peas and acorns, robins weighing their intake, hawks devouring mice, and herons with trout. It then describes Mexico City’s bronze statue of Charles IV, known as The Iron Horse or The Little Horse, a landmark nicknamed El Cabillito de Troya for its relocations.
Annie Vinson argues in Atlantic Magazine that housework exhausts both sides. Maids complain of tiresome labor and low motivation while mistresses seek skilled workers yet offer poor conditions. Both sides seek gain with little concession.
A yeomanry squad drilled, many bruised from clumsy moves. A recruit shouted that his head was cut open, while the nervous comrade had struck him. The sergeant urged getting something in it, as the scene unfolded in the drill ground.
A mixed page of verse and lyric fragments from poems and songs. Includes reflections on labor and perseverance, love and memory, wartime sorrow, and the search for contentment amid hardship with named poets and dated era sensibilities.
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