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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
5
An urban advertisement touts a magazine as the largest edited publication, priced 60 cents annually or five cents per issue at all newsdealers. It invites readers to request a sample copy and premium gift by mailing to a Canton Ohio address.
Advertises several good horses with two suitable as family mounts. Describes them as perfectly gentle and well broke for single or double riding. Contact Nels Johnson for details.
For sale the described quarter S12N W14 and lots 3 and 4 section 4 township 123 range 57. For further information address Dr W S Macfarlane Tomahawk Wis. If land is not sold will sell hay to highest bidder.
The Denver mint is described as the most secure building, with layers of brick and cement walls, a seven ton steel door, multiple locked vaults, chrome lining, clocked inner doors, flood-lit corridors, hundreds of rifles, constant guard rounds, and an elaborate alarm linked to police headquarters. The piece compares its defenses to those of the National City Bank in New York. It ends noting a projectile study from the New York Tribune.
A brisk practical note on easing a stubborn shirt collar stud by dampening the buttonhole with water. The tale then cites Robert Barr on concise plot design as Euclid sets his scene with a single end in view and a decisive climax.
Binks eyes the dental showcase while Jinks spots him. Jinks greets Binks and asks why he is there. Binks replies he is simply picking his teeth in front of the dental establishment.
A playful exchange shows a lover answering a request for proof of love. He references letters and pages to assert his intense feelings, indicating devotion across multiple pages while a separate quote praises a “creative economy” as fuel for magnificence.
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