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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
3
Fragments show a brief ward related mention and an address or location cue, but the full details are unreadable. The item seems to note a small electoral ward element or community notice without clear names or dates.
Incomplete text fragment mentions a general event or notice with unclear details. Readable parts point to a local public matter or announcement, but missing names places and dates prevent full identification.
A New York Chronicle examination portrays Chinatown as a degenerate threat to the city. It details abductions and brutal slave-trade schemes targeting white girls in Coney Island and Mulberry Street, highlighting Christina Braun and Moy You as victims. Police efforts, Chinese smugglers, and Gerry Society involvement are outlined, with calls for a full cleanout rather than mere cleanup.
The dialogue questions the value of an expert witness by wealth versus learning. A father replies that judgment depends on whether one measures by knowledge or by fees. Holy Cross Day on September 14 is noted, with references to its observance and the exaltation of the cross.
A brief humor item from the Cleveland Leader about social etiquette at a late hour. The Hostess asks what must be left behind and the Guest politely refuses, citing necessity, in a quip about etiquette norms.
The fragment presents a cryptic line about saying I do not know and its emotional weight, attributed to a writer named Savel Me, lacking context or verifiable details.
New Haven readers learn of Harry Whitney the “quiet sportsman” who joined Peary’s polar expedition from Roosevelt in 1908. The piece traces his wealthy background, early career choices, ranch ventures in Australia and Arizona, a near death from an ear insect, and his enduring love of open air life.
Mrs Rachel Tyre of Henrietts Texas credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing fifteen years of kidney trouble. She says two years of immobility are gone and she can work like others at eighty. Also notes the word Bible derives from biblia via byblos papyrus.
A collage of dubious life guidance and anecdotes appears, urging self discipline and immediate action while pairing quips about eye care, haircuts, a dishonest dealer, and dating cautions. It includes medicinal teething products and various dated misspellings, creating a humorous snapshot of era journalism.
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