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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1905

Page

6

Grand Union Hotel lights up with acetylene gas plan

Saratoga June 27 The Grand Union, largest summer hotel in the United States, announces a complete acetylene gas plant to produce artificial sunlight. Over a thousand acetylene fibers illuminate the hotel and grounds, promising cooler, healthier rooms and brighter evenings for guests while preserving the famous healthful, luxurious Saratoga lifestyle.

Saratoga Mecca Halth Grand Union United States Ciiles

Ghosts of Farewell Appearances Echo Old Habit

A man speaks with a ghost about a stubborn habit that death cannot break. The ghost laments a failed farewell, claiming it was a prima donnas final bow yet still lingers in memory as unfinished business.

The Uncle and the Ante

Mrs Newlywed tells a friend that her husband’s uncle allegedly takes his belongings. The friend reveals the husband’s aunt handles similar misplacements, humorously suggesting a family joke about relatives swapping items.

Unsightly bald spot cured by Cuticura soap and ointment

Hi J Spalding of New York City writes that two years of neck sores and merciless itching caused hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the sores disappeared, itching subsided, and hair grew back thick and healthy. He endorses Cuticura.

Cutiura Hi. J. Spalding 104Th St New York City

The Royal Road to Learning Framed by a Witty Exchange

A brief line from Tom Watson's Magazine notes that Freddy questions an honorary degree and Johnson replies it is a title a college con fers on a man who could not pass an examination. The exchange mocks honorary titles and the idea of merit.

Royal Road To Freddy Johnson Tom Watson

His Qualifications in a Gouty Baldhead Twist

A humorous quip translated from Tales From Le Journal Amusant frames a suitor rebuked for youth by a father, who retorts with self-deprecating claims of being baldheaded and afflicted with gout, highlighting comic mismatch in suitor’s claim.

le Journal Amusant

Strenuous Hint in Detroit Tribune Passage

Dialogue from a Detroit Tribune item notes a conversation about Uncle John visiting after several years since the speaker last wore a new bonnet. The exchange reflects social routine and domestic humor within a newspaper snippet.

John Detroit Tribune

Prodigal Son Burlesque Queens Feature in Houston Chronicle

A fragmented archive note mentions burlesque queens and a fatted calf motif, with glimpses of Houston Chronicle style. The text hints at showmanship and flattery, alongside references to a beefy act and a high interest rate metaphor.

Houston Chronicle Ste

Old Man of the Mountains Appears in Alaska Tale

In a serialized Alaska adventure, Laura reveals her belief that Paul Miller lives while a hermit and Ben Holton guide a cautious plan. Lackland and Cummins plot violent action as three figures approach the valley, while reinforcements are gathered before dawn as night lingers on the Yukon.

Ters Cummins Gelligs Ali Nick Selkirk Alaska Paul Tost Laira Pal Tare Ben Holton Lackland Laura Paul Miller Murmisons Holton Old Hen Fresno California Laura Kean Caboodle Kate

A Groan in the Dark Chapter XVII escape plan grows risky

Paul Miller feigns weakness to evade capture and joins Kate Willis as they plot escape from captors. A dog courier aids their boastful bid, freeing Paul and Ben Holton from restraints while pursuit tightens and danger looms in the cavern.

Paul Miller Kate Willis Kwura Laura Miss Willis Paul Wate

Trade in Old Clothes Dominates Philadelphia Market

Philadelphia handles the largest cast-off clothing trade in America with about 600 out-of-town buyers daily. The trade supports roughly 1,000 retail stores, $3.5 million capital, and an average stock value of $3,000 per shop, employing about three people per store and totaling around 3,000 workers in retail shops.

Philadelphia New York Canal Hester and Baxter Middle States Bushelor Mender

Honduras Faces Cattle Market Block Since 1900

Honduras has had no cattle market since 1900 as Guatemala, its former trading partner, has fallen on hard financial times and closed the market. The situation leaves Honduras with limited options for selling its cattle.

Honduras Guatemala

All He Needed Wonder What Brown Needs to Succeed

A quotation from the Atlanta Constitution ponders what makes Brown a successful author, noting that he needs only a story to tell and the brains to tell it. The remark frames Brown as a writer defined by instruction and insight.

Brown Atlanta Constitution

Value of Texas Cattle

Texas markets about 50 million dollars worth of cattle each year, highlighting the state’s prominent beef industry and economic impact.

Texas

In Love and Loving Versus Bondage Says Leslie's Magazine

The piece contrasts being in love with loving, arguing in love alone is bondage while true love grants freedom. It claims loving someone means cherishing their strength and happiness above self. The author asserts loving should honor the loved one’s best use and best potential.

Leslie's Magazine

Tuberculosis in Jails Highlight a Dark Civilizational Blot

Half of prison deaths are due to tuberculosis and autopsies show infection in many. Jail life worsens hygiene and the infection rate can be six times higher than the general offender average. The system risks losing inmates’ immunity and demands an early costly solution.

April Fool Twist in Tales From Simplicissimus

A comic caption describes seven year old Fritz crying out for his mother to hurry as a supposed stranger kisses the new maid in the drawing room. The mother eyes the scene in shock, Fritz then reveals the prank shouting April fool it isn't a stranger but papa.

Fritz Mamma

A Sure Test of Trust in a Horse Purchase

A humorous exchange notes Nathan Silverstein only buys a horse when his wife accompanies him. She is asked what she knows about horses, replies nothing, yet he insists they are safe if they do not run away when they see her.

Kate Paul Pant Ben Holton Litia Laura Rata Pant Wis Aid Nis Wr Kate Willis Ol Ben Holton Nathan Silverstein Talus Meg Zendorfer Blatter

No Matter How. Father’s Fortune Questioned

A woman recalls her fiancé’s question about her father’s wealth after years of wealth allegedly accumulating. He shows doubt, asking if the father still possesses the fortune, while she reveals past acceptance and his curiosity about the money.

Acetylene Apparatus Mig Co Announcement Narrowly Noted

Storekeepers, hotel men and householders will be interested in the acetylene apparatus announcement in this paper. The Duke says he has proposed to wear a coronet. The exchange ends with a humorous pawn ticket remark in the Cleveland Leader.

Mig. Co Cleveland

Catarrh of stomach cured by Peruna testimonial

Miss Genevive May of Indianapolis writes that Peruna relieved her catarrh of the stomach after a neglected case caused nausea heartburn and headaches. She reports improvement in two weeks and full stomach relief within three months and invites requests for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman.

Genevive S. Meridian St Indianapolis Ind Second High School Alumni Ass'n Peruna Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Oho

Hard Times in the Zeke Homestead Telegram Style

A fragmented dialogue hints at a hard winter with a typical supply of ham coal and cider. The exchange suggests preparedness and resilience amid harsh times, framed in a regional telegraphic voice.

Zack Zeke Philadelpina Telegraph

Allen's Foot-Easy Powder Advertisement

Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot-Easy powder that rests the feet and cures swollen sore hot calloused aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents no substitute accepted sample mailed to Fred A S Olmsted LeRoy N Y A girl never forgets the first kiss she received after reaching the age where kisses count.

Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N

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