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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
6
A letter from E. Smith of Columbus Ohio extols Peruna for hay fever and catarrh saying it has helped them greatly. The piece notes hay fever is caused by atmospheric irritants in late summer and pollen, and suggests changing locality or using Peruna to resist symptoms.
A fragment recalls a man in an automobile passing by and admiring a woman. Juliette exclaims at the speed and the moment. The tone hints at a street scene and public remark captured in a diary-like snippet.
Emma H Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports a severe eruption covering chest face neck arms and legs that resembled prickly heat. She used Cuticura remedies instead of a physician, saw rapid crusts form and complete cure within years with no recurrence to date.
The remark notes a playful exchange about moles being convex dimples and describes the speaker as gallant, with a humorous aside about Miss Maddi skynn.
The piece argues merit and word of mouth drive demand, praising Egg-O-She and Egg-O-See as superior breakfast foods. It highlights that mothers’ recommendations, universal appeal to children and older folks, and a no-prep serving boost popularity. It notes a 10 cent pack and free book offer from HGG-0-5EH Company in Prairiegest Quincy, Ti.
A terse courtroom exchange reveals humorous remarks about Misa and a new bathing suit. The judge presides as dialogue hints at a light moment amid proceedings.
Aloysius Brangwyn encounters a tense reunion as Miss Molloy and Miss Lee visit. Misunderstandings flare over engagements and past care, while Brangwyn battles inner pain from past losses. The scene unfolds at the Harvey home with subtle revelations.
Miss Molloy plans a noon visit as Aloysius Lisle, a reclusive artist, confesses he is out of tune with the world and wary of social life. She urges him toward friendship, noting Lisle’s growing bond with her brother Allan and the positive remarks from local simple folks about his generosity.
A man engages in flirtation with a woman, claiming modest work and a scheme to win her affection through a promised future effort. He vows to perform one credible task and to contend with his own failing, while the woman expresses longing and tears reveal mixed pride and pity as they part. A distant whisper hints at unseen intrigue as the scene ends with To Be Continued.
The London Tribune notes that benefit performances for charity have long roots. Early tributes began with James I honoring actress Elizabeth Barry. Notices often revealed personal insolvency or requests for distressed actors and relatives, reflecting the era’s social perceptions of the stage.
The text notes cotton manufacturing in India dating to early history with mentions in Bible allusions. Sanskrit records claim use nearly 3,000 years ago and during Alexander's invasion Hindu dress reportedly featured calicoes. Pliny's first century import list describes Indian calicoes and chintzes as superior.
A compilation of aphorisms contrasts graft with effort and wealth with opportunity. Burton Braley’s quip about moods and tenses echoes a note on time and possibility, suggesting that virtue alone cannot guarantee kindness or riches.
Charles Lockhart arrested at Miller on a charge of stealing a horse near Pierre. Articles of Incorporation filed for Henderson State Park at Wessington with capital of 16000. District court in Brookings region postponed to October. Community notes include church anniversary at Athol, Wheat yields near Bridgewater, jail escapes in Codington and Hughes counties, a fatal lightning strike at Mission Hill, and a socialist party state ticket filing alongside Republican Democratic and Prohibition tickets.
Fred W. Harris of Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio recounts ten years of kidney disease with swelling backache and severe bladder trouble. After multiple doctors and bed rest he began taking Deans Kidney Pills and after about ten boxes the kidney secretions normalized and he recovered gaining weight and no longer has symptoms. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Fear of reform keeps men in bachelor class Putnam faceless dyes claim quick color for silk wool and cotton per package
A World’s Work excerpt notes how concern over minor pains can trigger a cascade of symptoms. Overeating or gas may provoke fear of heart trouble, leading to insomnia, poor digestion, and a self‑fulfilling decline. Persistent worry worsens health.
Advice on chewing habits and dental health linked to digestion explains that thorough chewing with fit teeth promotes saliva and digestion. It notes Grape Nuts as a hard granular aid that should be ground by teeth, softening with milk if needed, and claims use improves digestion of other foods as well.
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