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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
3
A reader testimony praises Peruna as relief for spring catarrh with endorsements from Miss Dora Hayden of Washington, D C and Mrs N P Lawler of Pittsburg noting quick improvements. The piece mixes anecdotes with humorous vignettes about misperceptions and gender.
A reflective saying notes that a dog's bark lasts longer than its bite, implying warning and noise outpace actual harm in disputes. The line uses animal metaphor to critique excessive fuss over threats or quarrels.
A historical account of women's rise on the stage from 1660 to modern times, highlighting pioneers like Mrs Betterton and Rachel. It argues that actresses expanded dramatic art, inspired sympathy for women, and elevated education through theatre, urging mothers to foster strong dramatic taste in children.
In a recent court session Justice Darling asked if insurers cover a successful appeal by the opposing side and was told yes. The exchange noted that insurance companies carry different rates for different judges, reflecting varied appeal risk perceptions.
The American Numismatic and Archaeological Society urges a $100,000 U S expenditure to obtain new coinage designs. It proposes $10,000 for each of ten denominations, with $1,000 awards for the six best designers in each coin class and a $4,000 grand prize for the overall winner in each class.
Miss Markley recalls his claim that she was the only girl he ever loved with light hair brown eyes and a mole on her left ear. Her remark prompts playful disbelief from a reader.
Fragmented advertisements and testimonials from old papers include shoe care product claims, medical tonics, facial dyes, weather lore, moral maxims, and personal blurbs. References to Allen's Foot-Kase, Krause's Cold Cure, Winslow's Syrup, and various names and places appear alongside generic sales copy and aphorisms.
Gustav Tielke of Cleveland owns a previously unknown Rembrandt etching depicting the artist and his wife. Critics regard it as Rembrandt's best work, surprising experts who believed only two prints existed in Paris and London. Tielke, a 72 year old Dutchman, has kept the piece for fifty years, discovered behind a tailors home.
Reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers in St. Paul Minnesota the list includes Adolph W Benson of Minneapolis Milin Jay train Patrick J Callahan Central City Nile Jennings Cormorant William Matteson Doland Andrew Mellin Oxlip and Ole Larson among others. Display device plow smut machine permutation jock and shock binder appear in the docket with several inventors noted from Minnesota and nearby locales.
A Belgrade Theatre performance of Don Carlos faced disruption as the pistol failed to fire during a key moment involving Vic Marquis de Posa. Actors fled behind the curtain while the audience offered loaded weapons at the stage notice.
In Atchison a thin sign posted by a Black woman warns against dumping ashes on the grounds under the law. The message urges respect for the area and condemns trash disposal.
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