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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Glixir of Senna as a safe pleasant laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or frequent dosing. It asserts physician approval and urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product through leading druggists.
A dialog fragment discusses sending two daughters to a resort for rest and matchmaking. Madame B-Well weighs Wilphur Springs as a change, noting Sulphur as a key matchmaking requisite in the casual exchange.
A Virginia parent recalls a baby with severe eczema, skin loss, and relentless suffering. After exhausting treatments, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are credited with clearing the ailment. the child, now nearly three, shows no signs of the trouble. The account cites Dr C and dates Oct 14 and 22, 1906.
Blackduck Bemidji and Bagley coordinate publicity meetings to be hosted in Blackduck Bemidji and Bagley. A visiting delegation will speak on immigration land settlement tourism advertising stock farming and dairy farming in northern Minnesota. Speakers include George Welch D M Neal Caris Mosher William Magivney and A S McGuire.
A physician extols Grape Nuts as a perfect staple after years of malnutrition and sleep loss. He cites personal trials with overwork and heart palpitations, claiming the product improved digestion and overall vitality when paired with cow’s milk.
Maxwell presses Mary for information on the cement secret and Tom Forde while Nurse Joyce remains in focus. Mary confides that Sir John may have stolen the cement formula and possibly killed his partner, deepening the danger around Christabel and Forde.
Mary cautiously questions Maxwell about Nurse Jones and Mr Forde while Maxwell reveals Cross will take a month off. She recalls their earlier sighting with Christine and Norman Forde, doubting her own interpretations as Maxwell grows impatient with her.
A Frenchman marries a widow with a grown daughter and his widowed father then marries the daughter. The son recounts how the marriages create a web where he becomes his own grandfather through a cascade of in laws and step relations.
A garbled dialogue notes talk of Albania and South Cartina banning pistols, with a slang reply that the law does not clearly forbid carrying razors to a young man. The fragment hints at legal restrictions and civilian weapon norms.
The capitol commission fixes Thursday events including the Lulliiing cornerstone. Albert Gutilp dies from horse accident injuries at Stone Falls. A murder verdict in the Mary Harbour case and a bond vote for new Hun school buildings are set for June 16. A big fire destroys A L Vin Oxdel store in Mission Hill with $420,000 losses.
Miss Sophia Kittlesen of Evanston Illinois writes of a long catarrh troubled period that health improved after taking Peruna and claims it cured her throat soreness and bad cough. She praises Peruna tablets as a convenient form and notes the product is manufactured in Columbus Ohio. A separate dialogue shows a young man pressing a girl for explanations about a baseball signing and a southpaw pitcher.
William Jackson and RT Hay completed a 2450 mile trek from Seattle to Chicago in ninety days to win a 1500 prize from the Seattle Athletic Club. They started with five dollars, paid all bills, and wore Mayer shoes noted for lasting wear without damage during the arduous journey.
Norah confirms she was told to fetch ice water for the morning, and Mrs. Gungon orders the pitcher placed by the door so it is ready first thing. The maid agrees and recalls leaving the pitcher there last night to ensure prompt service.
Last week patent notices list inventors and locations including Lothrop and Johnson in St Paul and Knowles in Minneapolis. Entries cover jointed wheel tread washing machine check puncher lace fastener engine stirrup attaching device electrical cutout and other devices across Minnesota North Dakota and Victoria.
A fragmented line depicts a character begging to tell a new tale as another recalls a grandmother anxious to attend a ball game, creating a vignette of urgent family request amid a vivid exchange.
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