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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
11
A tribute poem wonders if fallen soldiers can hear the living as bugles sound and drums beat. It imagines the flag and the myrtle mound, asks if the brave rest peacefully, and blesses their sacrifice as God rests them well for a country’s trust and fame.
After the Shiloh battle, William Phipps recalls meeting a silent partner who later became a lone survivor of the field. The man, unnamed, shared a shirt and axe as Phipps sought a replacement. Phipps notes the soldier’s quiet nature and a nearby memorial marker bearing his name and regiment number.
In a Western state labor dispute a man digs a post hole for a house, quarrels with his wife over a stone marking the work, and confesses the tragedy of a life ruined as the hole is completed. The Christian Register notes the dramatic claim and reaction as the couple argues after a fatal misstep.
A Denver man H N Camp recalls severe Spanish American War kidney trouble. After returning home he worsened despite physician care until Doan's Kidney Pills brought quick relief, with ongoing strength gains. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a morning at a school with a teacher and students. The speaker notes Sam’s shifting weight, a hesitant effort, and a sense of old times and old numbers, mentioning figures like Goldsmith. The piece reads as a reflective, stream of consciousness memory with unclear sequence.
The Overland car is praised for unmatched simplicity and reliability. The article argues owners demand durable, easy to repair vehicles and notes that many cars fail under heavy use, while Overland seeks to meet demand with straightforward design.
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