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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

10

Healthy kidneys essential to perfect health

An old health ad proclaims healthy kidneys are vital for full health. It claims kidneys filter about 600 grains of impure matter daily when healthy, warns illness leaks impurities, and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as superior, with Dr R F Marshall of East Oakland endorsing them. Sold 50 cents per bar by Foester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Doan R. F. Marshall East Oakland Cal Marshall County Iowa Dean's Foeter, Milburn Co Buffalo, N.Y

Had His Troubles Michael Dolan in a Metaphor Tale

A folkloric dialect exchange narrates a man recalling a dare by Widdy Custigan's second husband about wallying an egg without breaking the shell. The narrator confirms the feat and claims the egg will hatch, predicting a Shanghai rooster will scratch him inside if he moves.

Michael Dolan Bletherin Custigan

Castoria safety and vintage remedies in family scenes

A collage of old ads and quips discusses Castoria as a trusted infant remedy, Fletcher’s Castoria demand, and parental advice on engagements. It notes Hamlin Wizard Oil for rheumatic pains and Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, with aphorisms on independence, money, and family care sprinkled among them.

Change of Life Miracle Prompted Lydia E Pinkham Claim

Natick Massachusetts resident Mrs Nath an Greaton describes severe nervous symptoms and a reported tumor before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to seek its help, noting doctors' encouragement and peer support.

Natick Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E Nea

Merida Sinks After Collision Off Cape Charles

New York dispatch reports the steamship Merida with 207 passengers from Maaha to New York was struck by the Admiral Farragut about fifty five miles east of Cape Charles. Water flooded the Merida’s side and she sank five hours later. Passengers and crew were transferred to the Farragut. some baggage was lost and several aboard were only partly dressed. The Merida sank at 5 50 a.m. Officers and some passengers were reassured of safety. The Admiral Farragut, carrying minimal passengers, proceeded to Philadelphia. The Merida was built in 1906 in Philadelphia with a 4207 gross tonnage. the Farragut, 1500 tons, is operated between Philadelphia and Port Antonio.

New York Merida Ward Line Maaha Admiral Paragu Philadelphia Port Antonio Cape Charles Admiral Farragut United States Iowa Faragut Amd Medica Farragut Parr Parr- Rut Only Partly Dressed. A Wiveteas Admiral Fartagus American Mail Steamship Company United Fruit Company America Philip Lynch Robert Wright Mra. Wright Anna Wright William White

Train Hits Wagon Killing Mrs. Craig and Son at Crossing

In Lyons near Lycene Nebraska a passenger train on the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line struck a wagon carrying Mrs A L Craig and her son Lyons John Craig at a crossing. The crash derailed the train and left four injured two seriously. Passengers escaped with minor injuries.

Sioux City Iowa Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Lycene Neb A. L. Craig Lyons John Craig Lyons Omaha

Iron Safe Before Grand Jury In New York

A large steel safe was forcibly removed from Carnegie Trust Company offices and brought to the grand jury room to be opened for evidence related to the defunct bank. Cummins refused to unlock it. expert safe workers were summoned. Whitman declined to reveal if valuable papers were found. Taft attended events in Newark as St. John’s lodge marked its 150th anniversary with a reception for former Governor Franklin Murphy. John Wright named postmaster at Litchfield Minnesota following Judge Strobeck’s death. Law and Order League urged enforcement of liquor laws in St Paul amid reports of 800 blind pigs.

New York Carnegie Trust Company Grand Jury Criminal Courts William J. Cummins Tis Striet Whitman Taft Newark N. J St. John's Lodge of Masons Franklin Murphy St. Paul Ltd Enforcement St. Paul Law and Order League Keller

London Symphony to Tour United States in 1912

Arthur Nikisch, director of the Royal Opera at Budapest, Hungary, has agreed to conduct the London Symphony Orchestra at three concerts to be given in the United States during the spring of 1912.

London Symphony Berlin Arthur Nikisch Royal Opera Budapest Hungary London Symphony Orchestra United States

Kidney trouble cures lumbago by Swamp Root remedy

A 73 year old Arkansas resident Henry Searle testifies to rapid relief from severe lumbago after using Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. He reports renewed strength after two bottles and urges others to try the product, noting a sample bottle and information booklet available from Kilmer & Co.

Troot Lumbago Tam Dr. Kilmer Henry Searle Little Rock, Ark

Comedians and Courts in Snappy Indulgent Tales

A collection of light quips and sketches from New York dinner chatter and courtroom wit. Henry B K Dixey jokes about marrying for money amid a $40 million ex-wife. Judge Minehoul and prosecutor Burns spar over fence-picket humor. Morace Greeley and a weighty joke conclude with a grocer retired punchline.

Witty Proverbs Reflect Domestic Life and Humor

A comic collection of lines about marriage and daily chores. A wife prefers reading to housework, the husband pays for wishes, and a street light hints at elsewhere. Laughter greases life and supposedly keeps the doctor away, with remarks attributed to Witchell.

She Who Hesitates Is Lost Proposes a Rack Stay

The note speaks of delay and threat as a suitor named Myrtilla-He is urged to hold firm and Miranda is warned to beware a perilous fate if she falters. The dialogue implies a coercive, controlling dynamic with implied power over a partner.

Coca Cola summer ad and jokes section

A lighthearted snippet promotes Coca Cola as a thirst-quencher available at soda fountains and bottled in stores. It includes a prompt to request the Truth About Coca Cola booklet from the Coca Cola Company. Also features a humorous dialogue between a Be, Philosopher, and Binks about English jokes in Harper's Weekly.

Coca-Cola CO Atlanta Coca-Cola Binks Engilan Harper's Weekly

Age of Oysters and a Brooklynh Store Ad

Oysters grow mainly in summer with yearly shell marks showing age. They live up to twenty years. A German Brooklynd eljestessen owner teases customers with a window ad claiming The Best You Can Do Is Buy Our Worst.

Brooklyn New York Sim

Fragmented Prose on Promise, Love, and Persistence

The passage comments on relationship dynamics and wit, noting that two negatives can yield an affirmative and that persistence helps reach goals. It suggests some women may promise marriage to deter clumsy suitors, while urging continued effort to win true affection despite social snares.

Antique Mugs in a Hamlets Market Tale

A college antiques seeker visits Bacon Ridge asking for antique mugs. Uncle Jason hints two such mugs exist down Main Street in Mi am Spruceby store while Grandad Wheatley and Pap Simmons are inside getting shaved.

Bacon Ridge Jason Main Street Miam Spruceby's Grandad Wheatley Pap Simmons

Creation Day Lesson Sparks Mud Pie Comparison

Miss Fran cis Hartz read a Sabbath School lesson on the sixth day of creation when a child quipped about God forming man from dust and drying him like mud pies. The teacher paused to steer the discussion back to the Bible text in the Cleveland Leader excerpt.

Francis Hartz Mise Hartz Cleveland

Too Much Like Work Boss Song Kicking Off

A humorous exchange about a overworked boss who used to only tear pages from office entenders monthly and now must wind the eight day clock, reflecting workplace fatigue. The lines suggest a light office lament and mundane managers tasks. The dialogue preserves a period voice with quirky wordplay.

Well Mated and the Inquisitive Boarder Riddle a Wedding Infare

The fragment hints at a humorous exchange about a woman once hosting a wedding reception known as an Infare and a wary reply from an older resident. It suggests speculation about her marriage to a rough, knuckle-cracking man.

To the Point. In Hoboken Inshop Mourns Mr Credit

An in shop notice from Hoboken informs customers of the death of Mr. Credit, described as a noble soul always willing to help. The message laments his passing and asks for remembrance in peace, marking the end of an era in the shop.

Hoboken Geraads Credit

Local Color Breach Suit Against Riter Raises Defense

The piece notes that sixteen women have sued Riter for breach of promise and asks what his defense will be. The suggested answer mocks his claim that he was merely betting material for his accidental summer fling.

Riter Puck

Very Much Attached Swenson-Why do you always hear a ship referred to as ahr

Hanson says the habit of naming a vessel after a buoy reflects strong attachment to its mooring. The exchange plays on nautical lore and the humor of sailors.

Swenson Ahr Hanson

If You Have Money That Fellow Gotrox Wants Brains

The quoted exchange mocks Gotrox as a ymyiltimite Uonaire and implies wealth outweighs intellect. The line questions Gotrox's motive, then a second speaker asks what he intends to do with brains, hinting at a humorous or satirical context.

Gotrox

Nourishment for the brain rebuilds daily through food

A wary discussion argues brain work consumes daily while nourishment from food repairs it. Citing Phosphate of Potash in minerals and Grape-Nuts as rich sources, the piece asserts mental fitness depends on diet, digestion, and a calm mind that supports nutrient flow.

Geo. W. Carey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leeedeae Fletcher Castoria Freddy Pickle Aire Winslow J. Mulfall Wellington Enroute Havana Lyons, Neb Litchfield Minn John Wright Judge Strobeck Arch Street Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. C Henry KB. Dixey John Burns Minehoul Joe Goesik Burnwwala Mike Chicket Gonalstent Witchell Myrtilla Miranda California Fig Syrup CO Thor Wen Gompan California Fig Syrup CO Milo Genencial L. Douglas Wrap Fisva Tinnglas W. J. Douglas W. L. Douglas OVE Vinl enpHy Mall Orier Ates Ana Hek Algo Arctic Sea Geoghegan Beamis Ows Postum Cereal Company, Ltd Cattle Creek, Mich
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