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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
7
The group decorates a roof garden with bulbs and greenery for Aunt Selina’s visit, while Max and Bella host a lively night. A terrifying late scare at dawn unsettles the narrator as a bed comfort shifts, prompting chaos before the party winds down and Bella curates Aunt Selina’s care.
Aunt Selina investigates every room for dust while Jim recounts strange happenings. Flannigan mocks napkin use and Mrs Wilson's worries as tension rises among the household during a difficult morning.
A party at a grand house ends in chaos as Jimmy, Aunt Selina and the Knowlans face a staged guest list and a plague scare. Anxious quarantines, accusations of jewelry theft, and a rooftop intrigue unfold amid a web of deceit and fear. A detective and a gunfire incident close the sensational sequence.
In a tense scene at the table, the group obsesses over a stolen set of pearls and a bracelet found in a furnace room. The gathering hints at deception as Flannigan’s performance and the absence of suspects point to a likely split among Dallas, Amy, and others while secrets simmer beneath civility.
A new power plant near Lesd progresses toward completion before next winter. It promises over ten thousand horsepower and is under government oversight, with construction overseen by the Hligle company and local officials until full operation.
A testimonial describes Hood's Sarsaparilla curing fatigue and sleeplessness caused by scrofula. The writer claims the great medicine relieved years of illness, mentioning Mrs. eluey and C. M. Root in Gilead Connecticut as sources.
An old farmer scolds his apprentice William for delay in carrying out orders to remove an old white mare. After two hours the farmer learns William did the task slowly, then boasts he shot and buried the mare, prompting forgiveness if the work was done.
Mrs. M. Maitland of Jasper Ontario recalls a months long itchy watery rash on her infant son spreading to limbs and nearly causing death. After trying many remedies the family used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Cream and the condition cleared with no recurrence.
Oliver Herford and a friend stroll a street lined with pul ley lines where many a family wish lingers. The companion notes how these garments filter the sky and alter the landscape as Herford contemplates the scene in quiet reflection.
A playful exchange shows Miss Willing to depart not for good but for better or worse, as employer questions the move and she reaffirmes her commitment to the chance ahead.
An old advertisement touts Allens Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to treat bunions and foot pain for easier walking. It claims relief from aches and thence promotes comfort, with mentions of substitutes rejected and pricing hints.
Cure That Catarrh promotes Paxilla Toilet Antiseptic Paxtine as a safe spray for chronic catarrh. It claims to cleanse, kill germs, seal secretions, and remove odor with a harmless formula. Available at druggists in 25 or 50 cents per box from Paxton Toilet Company Boston Mass. Free sample offered.
A Philadelphia sporting editor recalls Bugs Raymond of the New York Giants reacting to a string of muffed fly balls in the outfield. He notes Raymond’s disgust with the fielding lapses and his dramatic glove-throwing display as part of a broader critique.
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