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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1906

Page

7

Seven Years of Suffering Ended by Doan’s Kidney Pills

Mrs. Selina Jones of 200 Main St Ansonia Conn credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with ending seven years of back pain weakness and confinement to her room. She reports rapid relief within a week from kidney weakness headaches dizzy spells soreness and languor and urges others to buy the remedy for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. A second brief note mentions Philadelphia people being dead game sports who still play ping pong.

Doan Selina Jones Main St. Ansonia, Conn Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

General shoes brands praised for safety and quality

The piece extols Mayer shoes as durable family footwear with excellent wear, notes Likely Mayer factory makes various daily wear shoes. It highlights Honorbilt men’s models and Western fayales for women, and Martha Washington for extreme comfort. It urges buyers to consider reputable brands for reliability.

Mayer Martha Washington

Chronic Complainer Diagnosis Exchange

The scene shows Dr Kandor telling Mrs Ayling that her complaint is chronic and there is nothing wrong beyond complaint. The dialogue portrays a physician dismissing patient concerns and labeling them as chronic complaining.

Chicago Bank Hints and Royal Habits Referenced in Quirky Fragments

A muddled page fragment mentions a Chicago bank and AECL with stray notes about Arch Street Philadelphia and a playful dig at Chicago bankers. It includes garbled lines on European sovereigns habits and a humorous exchange about a mistress asleep, ending with a spoof trombone sound.

Ade’s “knew-him-when” club story

George Ade recounts a joke about a “knew-him-when” club. The claim that local friends once watched his early work grows into a humorous reflection on notoriety and growth. The anecdote highlights a larger membership joke among acquaintances who claim to have known him before success.

Trained nurse tests Postum as coffee substitute

A Wilkes Barre nurse reports Postum Food Coffee improved her headaches and digestion within two weeks and notes benefits for patients and nursing mothers. She adds that proper preparation—boiling 15 to 20 minutes and serving with cream—yields a delicious beverage. There is a reason for Postum.

Wilkes, Barre

Congressional Diary of April Senate Proceedings

Washington reports detail daily Senate and House actions from April including Indian appropriation bills and farm relief debates. Notes cover Mare Island navy yard funding, railroad rate bill motions, tariff debate, emergency aid for San Francisco, pension bills, and tribal allotment restrictions with party reactions and procedural rulings.

Washington Senate Philippine Islands House Faimer Mare Ishnd Navy Yard Committee On Appropriations Tillman Spooner Mare Island California Navy Yard Hepburn Iowa Boutell Williams Miss Mare Island Navy Yard Bailey Coalendar

Czar of Russia is a Crazy Man

New York May 1 The czar has nothing to do with Thusela affairs. Wan Novotny a revolt tionist notes that Russians know the czar is insane and frightened, while the bureaucracy governs. He says many revolutionary leaders are from the aristocracy and that the old aristocracy faces arrest exile and even execution by the political clique in control.

New York Thusela Wan Novotny No. 3 Fifth Avenue Russia Ele Grand Diker Wittes Trepoffs Norodlny Hetr Norodny Revolutionary Party Noradny

Corpse at a Picnic Discovered by Teachers in Glenwood

Glenwood Minnesota May 1 teachers at a picnic found a dead man hanging from a rope at the Morris cottage picnic grounds. Identified as Sigurd Dekkes a native of Chris Hansa Norway, about twenty five, lately living with his uncle John Be near Glenwood. He reportedly became discouraged after failing to secure suitable work.

Glenwood Minn Morris Cottage Sigurd Dekkes Chris Hansa Norway John

Beady Identifies River Floater Frank Atterbury

The body found floating in the Chicago River was identified as Frank Atterbury, 44, whose wealthy parents are said to reside in London.

Chicago River Chicago Frank Atterbury Atterbury London

Welldigger Jay Tomlin Killed In Well Accident

Jay Tomlin, a welldigger and son of this village, died when he fell to the bottom of a well at the Stafford place about ten miles southwest of Velya while cleaning out the shaft.

Velya N. D Jay Tomlinson Stafford Place

Paris Seethes as Soldiers Patrol on May Day

Paris May 1 Premier Sarrien warned dis orderly elements of firm government response during May Day labor tensions. Soldiers, off duty, fill boulevards while special trains bring reinforcements to Champs de Mars and Vincennes. Tivoli Vauxhall seized for possible military use amid rising unrest.

Paris Sarrien Champs de Mars Vincennes Aken Tivoli Vauxhall Revolutionary Party

Gapon Victim of Trap Reported by Russian Paper

The Novoe Vremya story claims Father Gapon was killed after agreeing to betray secrets to the government. Gapon allegedly met engineer Rutenberg alias Martini near Odark, Finland frontier, after demanding price negotiations. He has not been seen since, with revolutionaries possibly executing him as a traitor.

St. Petersburg Novoe Vreniya Father Gapon Rutenberg Martini Gapon Odark Reutenberg Per

Church Women Shine Shoes for Relief Fund in Washington

All Souls Unitarian church women in Washington raised funds for California relief by shining shoes of male members. About twenty five women shined shoes for three days, earning over $100 daily, totaling more than $300.

Washington All Soul's Unitarian Church California

Fire Threatens Harrisville Town in Hotel Blaze

A blaze at 2 o'clock yesterday morning threatened the town of Harrisville West Virginia before being subdued. The National hotel was the origin of the fire and caused property loss estimated at 00 dollars.

Harrisville W. Va National Hotel

Bodies of two men found in Chicago River near Eighteenth

In Chicago on May 1 the bodies of two men were recovered from the Chicago River near Eighteenth Street. They appear to have been in the water for about two months.

Chicago Chicago River Eighteenth Street

Mrs Gagner Finds Health Through Pink Pills After Debilitating Illness

Mrs Mary Gagner of Holyoke Massachusetts recounts a severe spell of dizziness and weakness that forced her to quit work. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she took six boxes and fully recovered, remaining healthy for two years. She urges others with similar debility to try the medicine, sold by druggists or by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.

Mary Gagner South Summer Street Holyoke Mass Asl Lis Dr Williams Dr. Williams

St Vitus Dance Mention and Castoria Advice

A short excerpt notes examining Castoria for infants and children as a safe remedy while referencing St Vitus and the dance named after him. It mentions that the dance is not graceful and lacks musical accompaniment, prompting a shift in topic.

A Sure Sign Spring Arrives at West Point

Col. Charles W. Larned, professor of drawing at West Point, notes spring’s arrival as cadets remark daffodils and crocuses appear. He jokes that comic artists now include vegetation in backgrounds, signaling seasonal change.

Charles W. Larned West Point Bai Col. Larned

Eccentric Philanthropist Plans Asylum for Addicts

James Eads How a noted St Louis philanthropist who declined an inheritance to honor earned money now plans to establish an asylum for inebriates and victims of drug and cigarette habits.

James Eads How St Lows

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort

In a Pinch, Use ALLEN'S FOOT EASE, a powder it cures painful smarting nervous feet and ingrowing nails. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Makes new shoes easy. A certain cure for sweating feet. Sold by all druggists. Trial package free. Address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen All Druge A. S. Olmsted le Roy N.Y

The Young Jack’s Joke on Exercise and the Towpath

A short exchange between an old mule and his grandson jokes about exercise. The mule claims belief in exercise but not on the towpath, while the grandson quips that was where you drew the line, highlighting humor about effort and limits.

Jack Lee Haw

The One Bill He Grudges

A Louisville man vents fury this morning over a water tax due, calling it an unfair burden while swearing loudly about the charge and the bill. The scene centers on the visitor’s confrontation as the day’s payment looms.

Col. Bourbon Louisville

Miraculous Cure Claim for Cuticura Remedies

A man describes dreadful foot wounds and severe illness cured after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the Resolvent. He recalls hospital stay, skin and blood problems, and a rapid turnaround after two weeks of treatment, noting he can now walk and work. Aug 21.

Cuthura Dé Pion Robert Schoennine Newburg, N

Energy Drives Success Beyond Wishful Thinking

The saying emphasizes that achievement comes from sustained effort and practical action rather than mere aspirations. It highlights building momentum through consistent work, discipline, and focused goals to convert intention into tangible results.

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Doctor Brigham

Doctor S C Brigham of Boston reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures and strengthens women. He endorses it for menstrual, uterine, and weakness issues and notes his daughters benefited. Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass offers free advice for twenty five years to sick women.

Lydia FR. Pink Lydia EB. Pinkham Lydia K. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass

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