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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

7

Seven Years Ago Rochester Chemist Claims Kidney Cure

A Rochester chemist William A. Franklin of Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co recalls his kidney illness seven years ago and his cure after using Deans Kidney Pills. He describes back pain mood low spirit and irregular kidney secretions ending after three boxes. Also notes an editor and a local poet exchange about a poem with eyes of flame.

Rochester William A. Franklin Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co N. Y Dean Foater-Milburn Co Buffalo

Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors

A St Paul based report lists patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors including Charles Bjorklund Bowesmont North Dakota for gang cultivator Frankie Conway Ortonville Minnesota stool Ingolf Westby Kinloss North Dakota safety box Creasey Whel Jams St Paul window screen Walter Williams Littlefork Minnesota wire choker trap Carl Youngstrom Meckling North Dakota caulking machine Anthony Zimmer Russell North Dakota gage and rule.

Northwestern Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer Press St. Paul Minn Charles Bjorklund Bowesmont N. D Frankie M. Conway Ortonville Ingolf J .Westby Kinloss Creasey J. Whel Jams Walter W. Williams

Easy Prophecy and Palmist Lines in a Picked Moment

A palmist glimpses a future of wealth for Uista, joking that the hand held four aces. The scene shifts to a dramatic confession as a lover vows love and contemplates suicide if rejected, while Mrs Winslow's Syrup advertises for teething children, highlighting period sensibilities.

Uista

Family dispute over marriage in Oldham household

Mrs Oldham rifts arise as her three sons contest which will marry her prized cook. The heated disagreement centers on who deserves the match, revealing family tensions and affection for the cook.

Honeymoon Couples In Observation Car On Train

A dialogue aboard a train has an old lady questioning the direction toward the observation car. The husband grins and claims the car is behind yet insists it is up front with four honeymoon couples aboard.

Hiram

Senate clears naval bill and rates in red letter day

Washington May 6 The senate passed the naval appropriation bill totaling 103 117 670 and gave attention to the railroad rate bill conference report The only notable amendment requires the secretary of the navy to submit plans for the big warship to Congress before proceeding Also the naturalization bill passed under suspension of the rules in a busy day noted for numerous bills and vigorous party teamwork by Speaker and Mr Bynonge Cole

Washington Senate Secretary of the Navy Congress Tillman Bonynge Cole

Minority House Members Force Turmoil Over Sundry Civil Bill

Washington June 7 The minority in the house challenged the majority over limiting debate to one hour on the sundry civil bill. Two hours of roll calls and points of order delayed progress as debate shifted to the sale of the old custom house in New York and its rental payments to National City bank. This annual dispute repeats the same charges and denials.

Washington Custom House New York City National City Bank House of Representatives Williams Mississippi House Kittredge Panama Canal Millard

House Debates Exeutive Dept Spending And Rail Bill

Washington reports a busy house day with Brundige assailing executive department extravagance while Grosvenor defends appropriations. Naval bill goes to conference and rail rate measure sent back to conference after lengthy debate. Senate discussed Isle of Pines investigation and Panama canal opposition amid pension bills.

Washington House of Representatives Brundige Aric Executive Department White House Grosvenor Ohio Senate Niagara River Morgan Isle of Pines Hopkins

Find Signs of Postal Loot at Minnesota Dock

Workmen unloading a coal car at the Glen Ulin dock found two or three registered letter envelopes. Investigation shows they were taken from the local post office during a recent robbery along the Line. The amount stolen is not yet known but believed to be several hundred dollars.

Glen Ulin Minn

Apricot dessert invention with jelly mold and shortcake

A cook evolves a thrifty apricot dessert by thickening juice with gelatin and bitter almond extract, molding it, and serving with whipped cream in a cake tin ring. A simple shortcake uses canned apricots with a light batter, butter, milk, and a fruit layer topped by cream, plus a cornetiarch sauce variant.

N. Y. Post

Easily Grown Vines for Verandas and Walls

A Brooklyn Eagle item surveys hardy vines ideal for wall and veranda beautification. It highlights Boston ivy, Virginia creeper, Virgin's Bower, Clematis coccinea, Wistaria, Crimson Rambler rose, and Bitter sweet for screens, shade, color, and structural hiding of unsightly features. It notes varieties' hardiness and aesthetic value. A second note shares a table linen preservation tip using extra fabric to extend wear.

Boston Virginia America Brooklyn Eagle

Sensible Housewife Shares Life of Six Kids and Clean Home

A writer cites a friend praised for maintaining a spotless house with six young children and one servant. She advocates monthly removal of unneeded items, arguing it frees space though Jeremiah laments discarded clothes and old magazines, yet she insists on her control.

Weir Jeremiah

Sore Throat Remedy From Resin Steam Inhaling

A walnut sized resin lump placed in a teapot and steamed with boiling water cures throat inflammation. For accidental poisoning mustard is best. mix three teaspoonfuls in a cup of warm water and swallow.

Cure for Eczema Claims Relief by Cuticura Remedies

Mrs. Golding reports severe eczema on both legs from knees to ankles caused extreme pain and disability. After trying doctors and remedies with little relief, she used Cuticura Remedies and says the condition improved greatly, with ongoing use for comfort. Ontario, Canada, June 6, 1905.

Cuticurn Olelim

New Bleacherites See Japanese Learn Baseball

The paper notes Japanese players learning baseball, with many new Japanese joining in summer events and activities.

Guyer

Complete Lithographic Map of Wind River Reservation

Map offering homeseekers and prospectors a detailed view of the Wind River Shoshone Reservation in Wyoming. Compiled under John T. Wertz with townships, sections, allotments, railroads, trails, rivers, towns, and military posts. Available from S. D. Childs & Company at 200 Clark Street Chicago for $1. Information on land character via Wertz at Lander or Shoshone, Wyoming.

Wind River Wyoming John T. Wertz United States Special U. S. Guy's Lander Or Shoshone

Manicurist and dentist trade puns on fate and time

A manicurist asks how to plug the tooth of time and reaches for the nail tile. The dentist replies with a witty counter about mani curing the hand of Fate, playfully blending wordplay on tools and destiny.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Endorsements

A garbled 19th century style notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and promises a reward for an incurable case. It claims testimonials exist and lists various figures and places with faulty OCR. The piece includes an endorsement line from F J Cheney & Co Toledo and urges sales by druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo FJ. Cheney Tule Hat Wll Druggisus Teko Hall

Big Mountain Lion Shot in Oklahoma Cave

George Steubenville of Okeene killed a nine foot nine inch mountain lion weighing about 175 pounds in a cave in the Cypress Hills near here. He and his friends were exploring when the lion charged. Steubenville, only armed with a .22 revolver, fired a single shot that struck the animal in the eye, ending the encounter.

Oklahoma Cyp Hills George Steubenville Okeene Steubenville Stephenville

How He Got There in San Francisco

Two Germans meet in San Francisco and exchange a garbled dialogue about arrival. After a greeting they discuss whether one arrived yesterday, crossed an isthmus, or came by land, concluding that the speaker indeed arrived via Mexico.

San Francisco Mexico

Time to Quit in the Street Oration

A socialistic street orator proclaims the question of the hour for the working man while an observant citizen jokes that it is nearly quitting time. The exchange captures class tension and the humor of labor in urban life.

Unclear fragment hints at tombstone clue and Miss Overtoi

Fragmentary OCR hints at a feminine charity theme and a tombstone clue involving Miss Overtoi. The readable bits suggest a mystery or epitaph detail and a question about the correct ax. Further source text needed for a coherent summary.

Tere Aly Ho—low

Dry Brand Little Willie Says Dry Humor

A brief quip on dry humor delivered by a man who pays for drinks to draw listeners, reflecting a seasoned style of tavern wit. The line plays on wordplay about pa and pay, with a folksy cadence typical of casual exchange.

Willie

Dust Too Awfully Sweet at a Downtown Shoe Sale

Mayme recalls a charming scene at a downtown shoe store yesterday where all shoes were marked down two or three sizes. Edyth asks for location and Mayme confirms the store as the setting.

Mayme Aristle Edyth

IN STRICT CONFIDENCE Lydia Pinkham’s Cure for Female Ills

Testimonial from Mrs. Alice Berryhill praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter explains how a serious uterine illness improved in days and credits the product with restoring health, urging other women to write for free advice.

Pinkham Alice Berryhill Boyce Street Chattanooga Lenn Lydia B. Pinkham Berryhill Eured Lydia Ei Pinksham Siele Mrs. Pinkham

Sentence Questions for Grammar and Spelling Book Authors

A Missouri court has imposed a ten year sentence on a former college professor and algebra author. The piece asks what sentence should fit the author of a grammar and the author of a spelling book, prompting reflection on literary contributions versus punishment.

Missouri

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