Working Women Should Know About Lydia Pinkham's Compound
An ad explains the daily burdens of housewives and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential for female health. It cites testimonials from Mrs Sadie Abbott and McKitrick and invites women to request free medical advice by writing to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sadie Abbott
Jeannette
Pinkham
Irs
Pree McKitrick
la Farge
Wis
Mrs. Pinkham
United States
Jinx Changes Life With A Big Bank Account Reveal
Quote heavy passage shows a bemused remark about Jin Hair Re cturer and Jinx. The speaker claims personal acquaintance with someone helped by the product, noting the impact was financial rather than cosmetic. The dialogue hints at transformative effect attributed to Jinx.
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Jinx
Is Jones Attending Stag Fest Tonight
Snippet shows dialogue about Jones attending a stag event and plans to tell his wife. The text then shifts to a cryptic line about a fanatic preferring ruin of a raven to its ascent, tied to a peculiar metaphor about labeling and a personal fad.
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Jones
Perdition
Practical Pather Hurled From Nurse After Bath Dispute
Hygienic Mother confronts Elinor over dismissing the baby's nurse after discovering the nurse bathing the infant in water a third of a degree hotter than prescribed. The mother says they cannot risk the baby's life with such recklessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Practical Pather
Elinor
Possible Explanation of Hen Pecking Tacks In Yard
An old hen pecks at stray carpet tacks in the back yard. One person wonders what the hen is eating the tacks for, while another suggests she may be trying to lay a carpet.
Cure by Cuticura for severe facial eczema in 1905
Mrs. Lizzie H. Sledge of Selma Alabama describes a four year struggle with black skin splotches and itching. After two doctors failed she used Cuticura Remedies for six months and the symptoms vanished three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie H. Sledge
Jones Ave
Selma
Ala
Providentially Retained Scoop Shock
In a grim aside the city editor muses on a new reporter who has fatally shot the foreman and managing editor and then killed himself. The exchange reveals a deadly misstep averted by luck and the newsroom’s grim irony.
Free Range Law Question Sparks County Petition Debate
State and county readers see confusion over a 1907 fence and free range law. Petitions for an election appear stalled after erroneous AG opinions. The attorney general has not issued an official ruling on the new law, nor has the 1907 statute been examined by state legal authorities.
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Lyman County
Claris
State Legal Department
Supreme Court
Doings at Mitchell Traveling Men Conven tion
Doings at Mitchell outlines the third annual South Dakota Traveling Men's association gathering with parades, bands, and events. Aberdeen, Stony Falls delegations arrive on special trains. La Follette to speak. Friday musical comedy in the afternoon. Gov. Crawford to speak at an art event. two baseball games with a $400 purse.
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South Dakota
WIN
Mitchell
Stonx Falls
Aberdeen
Formr Iy
Queen City
Wem
Aberdeen State Band
Belfield
Adjt
Englesbym
South Dakota National Guard
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Corn Palace
Pensacola
H. G. Nichols
Frank EB. Bayry
Chicago
Gale Theater
Ileelly Hall
Crawford
Wessington Springs
Letcher
Lennox
Sheep Breeders Plan Annual Meeting At Huron
J W Manning of Booge SD Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers association secretary treasurer has sent the meeting programs for the society's annual gathering at Huron on June 26 and 27. The schedule lists addresses, reports, and discussions by Huron Brookings Conde Twin Brooks White and other speakers on topics from pasture to fencing to lambing and parasites.
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J. W. Manning
Booge
South Dakota Sheep , Breeders’ and Wool Growers’ Association
Huron
Justcome
H. J. Rice
A E. Chamberlain
Brookings
G. H. Percy
Conde
W. E. Raymond
Twin Brooks
L. T. Scovel
Wolsey
W. B. Denhart
White
South Dakota
A. E. Chamberlain
Gare
H. G. Skinner
C. T. Charnock
Sioux Falls
GC. J. le Count
Clark
Crazy Man Kidnaps Boy in Mitchell Barn Chase
A stranger snatched the son of barber J. N. Cook in Mitchell. A mob pursued through streets and a hayloft fight ended with the kidnapper, Frank Martin, captured by locals and jailed. He is described as partially insane and offered no excuse.
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J. N. Cook
Mitchell
Frank Martin
Big Bridge Delayed At Pierre By Rising Missouri
Rail line work on the Pierre bridge is halted until after the current rise in the Missouri River. Engineers fear June water will exceed spring levels, delaying falsework and delaying through train crossings until winter.
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Missouri
Pierre
A Family Gathering In Dinner Table Exchange
A family gathers for dinner as mother thanks everyone for being present. The father remarks with a sidelong look at the football playing son and notes Archibald’s attendance, while the scene shifts to a witty exchange about art and life between a amateur painter and a critic, framed as playful banter.
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Archibald
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors reported by patent lawyers from St. Paul and Minneapolis firms. Names include Lyle L Cowen, Allan, Robert G Fling, John A Grant Emerado, Franklin M Greer and others across multiple items such as trucks, pumps, screen and game related devices. Also includes unrelated editorial jokes about marriage and duty.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Tower
St. Paul
Minn
Lyle L
Cowen Aitken
Ralkie
Willard A. Curtis
Allan
Bertram B. Downs
St Paul
Batchery
Robert G. Fling
Adolf Prederikson
Sandan
Ole O
Free Famous Book Offer Promises Home Cure Guide
An advertisement promises a free Dre Collees work detailing a home cure for deafness head noises sore eyes and failing light at low cost. Readers are urged to write to Dr W C Coffee at 360 Century Bldg Des Moines to obtain the book. It follows a quip about not convincing a wife she is wrong and cites Solomon as a contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Remedy Co
Minnespells
Mins
Dre Collees
W. C. Coffee
Des Moines
Indian indicted for murder pleads not guilty in federal case
Yellow Boy, indicted by a United States grand jury for murder, pleaded not guilty and sought a continuance, denied. The case will be continued next Tuesday. Fragmentary text references Westport and Packwaif-White end rel the b ing overtu.
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Pierre
Yellow Boy
United States Grand Jury
Town bond suit against St Lawrence township heats Miller jury
Co E Furmans sues for 2000 bonds the township refused to pay won in federal court at Pierre drawing keen interest at Miller and St Lawrence. Mrs Dring sues for 8000 principal and interest in Miller ecclesiastical court on similar bonds as Wat decided. If Agaliet wins costs may reach 10000. Taxpayers largely favor payment and plan next spring to press debts.
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Co. E. Furmans
St. Lawrence
Ulut
Pierre
Miller
Dring
Eclreusy
Carland
The Champ and the Girl at the Gate
A playful dialogue recalls a man asking to see a girl’s home. She insists he promise not to steal a kiss. He agrees, and she allows another fellow to escort her home, leaving him puzzled by her behavior.
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Champ
Oil in Water Reported Near Wel Kand Farm
In Yankton a farmer on the Nebraska side near Wel Kand reports oil on water from a spring on his land. He dug a drinking place after cattle refused to drink. A bottle shows an oil layer, kerosene odor, and muddy sediment. Experts are examining the issue.
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Yankton
Samuel Lenenberger
Nebraska
Welkand
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National Lead
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