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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
7
Letter from Mrs. Sallie French of Pancannla Ind Ter describes long female troubles and nerve weakness ended by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recounts doctors' failure and her subsequent health rebound, praising Pinkham's guidance and free confidential advice for sufferers.
Report by patent lawyers Lathrop Johnson in Saint Paul and O F Nolan in Cloquet lists inventors from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with items such as switch signal scissors vehicle shaft potato digger and mail box. The piece ends with a humorous He and She joke from Puck.
A home remedy promotes mixing two ounces glycerine with half pint whiskey and a half ounce Concentrated Oil of Pine to be taken as a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful every four hours. The Oil of Pine is sold in half ounce sealed vials from Globe Pharmaceutical Co Dayton. In Washington. A quip about a beggar asking for a handout contrasts with a work ethic stance.
A distressed young bride laments failing to please friends while insisting she loves her husband despite harsh judgments. The dialogue reveals social pressure and emotional strain within a troubled union, dramatized in terse, intimate exchanges.
A saying explores how friendship often rests on what people choose not to know about a man. The idea suggests secrecy and selective familiarity shape social bonds and trust.
A science exchange questions whether humans think with their feet. One scientist says no confidence exists. The counterpart jokes that in an era of two steps and rag time the idea would be horrible.
A Burnetts Creek Indiana hog raiser recounts using Sloan's Liniment to treat hog cholera with success. He notes no losses after applying the remedy and urges readers to request Dr Earl S Sloan's free book on treating horses cattle hogs and poultry.
Congress reports show Senate discussions on Aldrich currency bill with Senator Owen advocating similar proposals to avert a past panic. House debates the army appropriation bill and related pay provisions. March items note Ways and Means rout and a railway feature, plus Wanamaker death in Liverpool.
A massive cave-in near Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania yesterday undermined tracks on a New Jersey Central branch. The Blackman colliery workings of Lehigh Valley Coal were flooded by the slide of rock clay and sand as surface upheaval disrupted about a third of an acre.
A Montreal mother recounts using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to heal her three daughters described as having a severe eczema with itching eruptions. She notes rapid improvement after several applications and mentions another baby whose neck folds bled but improved by the same treatment. May 21, 1907.
The fragment argues that productivity or contemplation cannot be forced into a sacred week by gloomy Sundays, implying a shift in mindset over ritual scheduling. It presents a reflective stance on weekly rhythm and personal pace without naming people or places.
A flirtatious exchange reveals a suitor’s blunt stance on ambition and romance. She asks for devotion but he dismisses the notion, insisting that shared ambition is essential and implying she is not suitable.
A speaker asks if the other means to choose Chollie over Alfi, noting a habit of feeling at home with Alfi but choosing Chollie for a sense of restaurant familiarity. The exchange contrasts comfort and preference in social dining.
An old Minneapolis classified-style ad urges readers to send for price lists from Taumemat Tannery and Hide & Fur Co. It markets furs and hides and mentions a musical comedy phrase and gay New York in a scattered, fragmentary fashion.
An onlooker recounts how a beauty in peril prompted rapid, attentive responses from nearby men eager to assist. The scene emphasizes haste and collective readiness to help.
The remedy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is praised as a safe laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or needing dose increases. It claims physicians approve its known components and warns to buy only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product from leading druggists.
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