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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

7

Peruna praised by readers for stomach catarrh cure

Miss Mary O’Brien of Brooklyn and H J Henneman of Oakland tell Peruna cured their catarrh of the stomach after years of illness and ineffective doctors. Austin M Small of Astoria describes Peruna as a great tonic and appetite stimulant during hot weather.

Mary O'Brien Myrtle Ave Brooklyn N. Y Peruna Austin M. Small Astoria Ore Chas. H. Fletcher A. F. Peeler St. Louis E. Down Philadelphia Edward Parrish J. B. Elliott New York City G. Sprague Omaha Neb J. A. Parker Kansas City H. F. Merrill Augusta Norman M. Geer Cleveland Ohio

Bonnet Bargain Sparks Wife and Husband Dispute

A quarrel over a spring bonnet price unfolds as a wife pleads for a modest purchase while the husband balks at the cost. She notes affordability and his prior refusal of a more expensive hat, while he calls the price ridiculous. The exchange highlights household budgeting tensions.

Portable auto bail bonds debut amid traffic ease

A new portable bail bond for reckless drivers arrives from a major bonding company. The document acts as power of attorney enabling the holder to sign the firm’s name as surety, with high demand reported as motorists seek to avoid police station detentions after violations.

American Women and European Alliances Through Marriage

A remarkalist notes American women gained twenty three, twenty six, fourteen, seventeen, and six titles by marriages into English German French Italian and Russian families. An estimated 160 American heiresses brought dowries totaling at least 150 million dollars. American wives in Britain help control about two million acres of land.

Europe Great Britain

Doctor's Wife Endorses Grape-Nuts For All Ages

A trained nurse praises Grape-Nuts as nourishing and adaptable for all ages, from babies to the aged. She describes a recipe with soaked Grape-Nuts, egg white, and fruit flavoring, claims easy digestion, and notes her husband, a physician, also uses it for patients. The ad urges trials and points to The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Page Uttle Wellville

Resume of the Week's Proceedings in Congress

Washington notes detail rapid House action on the Beveridge meat inspection amendment and a conference on the agricultural appropriation. Senate debate covers the Panama canal lock type and a railroad rate agreement faces final talks, with final passage of a sundry civil bill and pure food measures shaping summer limits.

Washington House Beveridge Wadsworth Committee On Agriculture Scott Kan Lamb Philippine Islands St. S Thessippi River Knox Senate Panama Canal McLaurin Hale House of Representatives Panama Congress B. F. Barnes Roosevelt Gallinger N. H

Mannish in dress and wit prompts bills duty in marriage

A blunt domestic vignette shows a stern wife declaring masculine attire and independence as her husband concedes with a yawn. A separate quip about diplomacy at dinner features a socialite and a response about social boundaries and discretion.

Marla

Fortune's Wheel and a Real Estate Riddle

A clubman points to an aged shoe lace peddler from Russia to spark a banter about worth. A suburbanite and a land agent trade quips on advertising, real estate, water and fire safety as a humorous dialogue unfolds in Different Viewpoints.

Russia Rother

Hold Up Cardboard Era Quip Scene

A transcript style gag depicts Hobo Hank accusing a man of a wife’s reward and demanding payment to avoid returning a found item. Mr Enpeck confronts him as the banter unfolds with a wife in the background. The sketch relies on dialect humor to stage the petty ransom exchange.

Hank Enpeck

Sleep Again Last Night Dear

A terse exchange shows domestic friction as a husband questions a wife’s behavior and tone, invoking authority and propriety. The dialogue hints at strain in a marriage with a plea for restraint and respectful communication.

Maria

The Guides Measure in Yosemite Valley

The guide remarks that things have come to a pretty pass as he leads Algernon and Percy into Yosemite Valley, signaling a turning point in their journey and setting a tone of caution about the landscape ahead.

Algernon and Percy Yosemite Valley

Held Up and Murdered in Oklahoma Roadway

James Locke and John Wallace, farmers, were held up and murdered on the Foss to Arapahoe road. A man suspected of the crime is under arrest and believed to be insane. The incident occurred June 24 near Cordell Oklahoma.

Cordell Oklo James Locke John Wallace Foss Arapahoe

Fire destroys Prospect Dye works in Reading noted

Lightning last night sparked a blaze at the Prospect Dye works in Reading Pennsylvania and consumed the entire plant. Early estimates put the loss high with damage to logs and equipment.

Reading Prospect Dye Works

Patents Granted to Northwestern Inventors Last Week

Reported by Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers at 911 Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul Minn. Names include William Buhl Minneapolis Minn wrench Harry Clark St Paul Minn watch holder Abraham Hirsch Albert Lea Minn pelt-stretcher Charles J Larson Argyle Minn hayrack Donald McDonald Crystal N D belt-shifter Thomas Price Minneapolis Minn trolley-hanger John F Spatz Hone steel S D Chimney-top

Northwestern Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer Press St. Paul Minn William Buhl Minneapolis Wrench Harry Clark Abraham Hirsch Albert Lea Charles J. Larson Argyle Hayrack Donald McDonald Crystal N. D Thomas Price

Not for Him Bacon You Say Your Wife Does Her Own Cooking

Comic exchange where Egbert says his wife cooks for herself while he eats at the club implying a separation of domestic duties and social dining norms. The quip suggests humor around marriage and meal routines.

Egbert

Winter Wheat and Names in a Mixed Opaque Note

Fragmentary text mentions winter wheat, Tyssie Lyeld, Saizor's Red Crom, and a list of odd terms plus a quote about the average man’s fairness compared to his expectations from others. The readable content is sparse and appears to be a damaged OCR with scattered proper nouns and phrases.

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