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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
9
Be Was the Privilege of a Friend
An army officer treats his map servant James as a friend rather than a valet. The servant speaks candidly about the officer, who allows the frank remarks as part of a friend’s privilege to tell hard truths. This view echoes a success magazine anecdote about frank, trusted critique among close companions.
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James
Success Magazine
Dodds Kidney Pills Ad and Sunday School Exchange
An odd ad mentions Dodds Kidney Pills with the brand Gucci or Guara referenced as Vidgesay Hen. A Sunday School scene shows a teacher and a boy debate the meaning of amen with the boy replying it means ring off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidgesay
Hen Tosuns AO
Clarence
Munyons Philanthropy A Nation’s Health Over Wealth
A profile of Prof. Munyon detailing his health mission and business model. He funds top specialists, offers affordable remedies, free medical exams, and nationwide clinics, with a money back guarantee on results. His Philadelphia address at 63d and Jefferson streets is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Neighboring Genius Mistaken Identity Leads to Spotlight
A doorbell of opportunity rang for a brilliant man who mistakes a neighbor for a rising prodigy. The neighbor corrects him, noting the true genius lives next door and is ready to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity
Simple home remedy for colds and coughs
A claimed at home mix of two ounces glycerine half-ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound and eight ounces pure whisky is recommended as a quick cure for colds and coughs. The Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati promotes the Virgin Oil of Pine compound as pure and ready to dispense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Parth and Works Shark Dilemma in Deep Water
Johnny asks what to do if confronted by a great white shark in deep water. Tommy replies with a quick prayer and a swift swim to escape, echoing practical fear and improvisation in a tense moment.
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Johnny
Tommy
Sores Eyes Cured by Cathora Ointment
A patient describes severe eye inflammation affecting both eyes for two years. After unsuccessful home remedies and visits to multiple physicians, Cathora Ointment improved the condition within one week and nearly cured it in weeks. The user pledges lifelong praise for Cathora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey
Wilson
London Entangles Rupert and Agatha in a Shocking Twist
Rupert Carroll chooses exile with his ill wife and infant after learning of a double in disguise and a mistaken accusation. Agatha falls gravely ill and the couple faces a chained fate as ruin, remorse, and shattered trust haunt them.
A Dark Love Turned To Bitter Wedding Tale
Algy Dessinger roams Piccadilly angry at Irene Garland and resentful of her pending Hanover Square wedding to a wealthy suitor. In a club confrontation with Rupert Carroll, Dessinger questions his role in driving her to a mercenary match and confronts a harsh reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algy Dessinger
Piccadilly
Irene
Joseph Taunton
Bond Street
Hi Club
St. George's
Hanover Square
Bertie Morris
Dessinger
Algy
Rupert Carroll
Carroll
Ireland
Miss Garland
Root of all growth and the dry farming idea
The essay explains dry farming as conserving moisture to grow crops in the Middle West and Colorado. It traces deep plowing, fall harrowing, moisture storage, soil mulching, and spring wheat growth, leading to alfalfa and sugar beets enabling ranches and cattle, with a transformed regional economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Colorado
Texas
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds County Saloon Referendum Law
The Indiana Supreme Court rules constitutional the 1908 county option election law under which 65 of 92 counties have closed saloons. It affirms a county court ruling fining a saloon keeper for liquor sales after a dry victory. The decision rejects claims the law is prohibitory or suspends an 1875 liquor license statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Indiana
Supreme Court
Wrecked Wissahickon Crew Marooned On Lake Huron Island
On a small island in Lake Huron thirty four crew from the steamer Wissahickon were stranded without food or fire after the wreck. Food supply flooded as the ship struck. A Manitoulin Island launch rescued two men and tugs later were sent from Sault Ste. Marie to rescue the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Huron
Wissahickon
Manitoulin Island
J. H. Casey
E. J. Erskine
Sault Ste. Marie
Licenses and mayoral changes in Massachusetts vote day
Fourteen cities including Worcester and Salem held liquor license elections. Worcester swung wet by 38720 votes and fifteen municipalities trimmed the prior dry margin to 2197. Salem rejected license by 500 votes, defeating Mayor John F. Hurley as Arthur Howard, a local newspaper owner, who campaigned from jail during a libel action.
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Salem
Mass
Massachusetts
Worcester
John F. Hurley
Arthur Howard
Howard
Ruinous Storm Brings Relief to Eastern Coal Regions
A severe storm relieves a long drought in eastern Pennsylvania coal districts. Wind and rain damaged lines and roofs, but thousands of miners gain full work as mines resume operation after sixty idle days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Aberdeenshire fisherman Fends Off Great Northern Diver
An Aberdeenshire fisherman near Cruden Bay battled a great northern diver that attacked his fishing line. The bird, three feet across its wings, struck him twice, ripping his hand and opening his eye. He killed the bird with a boat stretcher after breaking its wing, then recovered ashore for stitches.
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Aberdeenshire
Cruden Bay
Detroit News-Tribune
New Jersey Cost of Living Up 37 Percent Says Official
Chief W. C. Garrison of the State Bureau of Statistics reports the cost of living in New Jersey rose 37 percent over the past decade. The figures cover only actual necessities in a test bill of household goods bought across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
W. C. Garrison
State Bureau of Statistics
Garrison
King Leopold Dies. Albert Becomes Belgium’s Ruler
King Leopold of Belgium died from embolism at 2 47 am. His son Prince Albert becomes king, born April 8 1875, married Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria October 2 1900. they have three children. Albert is a popular, globe trotting prince and heir to a nation famed as Europe’s laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Belgium
de Page
Prince Albert
Philippe
Flanders
Elizabeth of
Bavaria
Prince Leopold
Prince Charles
Marie Jose
Leopold L
England
Europe
Brussels
Marie of
Austria
Portraits of Leopold II and His Controversial Court Life
The article outlines Leopold II of Belgium and his family history, noting his children Princess Louise, Princess Stephanie, and Princess Clementine, plus his morganatic marriage to Baroness Vaughn. It references Leopold’s famed Congo State, his affairs dating back to Cora Pearl, and hints at European scandal and alleged colonial cruelties without definitive attribution.
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Dren
Duke of Brabant
Louise
Prince Philip of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Stephanie
Rudolph
Europe
Clementine
Leopold
Vaughn
Cora Pearl
Congo
Africa
Free
Christendom
Broussard Burned in New Orleans Home Fire
Congressman Robert F. Broussard of Louisiana suffered serious burns to the body and shoulders when his dressing gown ignited from a grate at his mother in law's home in New Orleans. The incident left him badly injured as flames were brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Broussard
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mr. Broussard
Despondent tenant kills landlady then takes own life
In Shelton Connecticut a 45 year old man, Michael Ernesto, blinded by fear of losing his sight, murdered his landlady Bertha Milillo then ended his life by slitting his throat. Authorities report he feared he could not raise money for eye surgery and believed total blindness would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Rupert Carroll
Algy Dessinger
Dessinger
London
New Zealand
Canada
Agatha
England
Chester Square
Rupert
Michael Ernesto
Bertha Milillo
Shelton
Conn
Eight Hour Telegraphers Law Ruled Unconstitutional
Galveston court of civil appeals ruled Texas eight hour telegraphers law unconstitutional finding conflict with federal nine hour work day. Decision cites federal statutes preempt state limits on work hours for telegraph operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
Air ships in infancy as pilots face early challenges
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes air ships are in their infancy and faces difficulty in operation and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Boiler Blast Kills Two Men at Robison-Clay Plant
Two workers at the Robison-Clay Product Company plant in New Philadelphia Ohio were killed when a boiler exploded. David Hines and Daniel Abraham died in the incident as part of the blast sent debris helicopter miles away.
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David Hines
Daniel Abraham
Robison-Clay Product Company
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Hinds
Leighth
Kansas City Votes Down Street Railway Franchise
Voters in Kansas City defeat the extension of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company franchise at a special election. The outcome ensures 5-cent fares for the next sixteen years until the current franchise ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Manitoba Grain Elevators Under Provincial Ownership
Hon. George Coldwell announced to Manitoba grain growers that the province will own all grain elevators, with the government taking over ownership of elevators across Manitoba. This marks a shift in control of the grain trade within the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Province of
George Coldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farn
Dodds Kidney
Prof. Munyon
Jack
Lord's Cricket Ground
Burlington ‘Ouse
Burlington House
Billy
Victory Station
Miss Carroll
Horse
Midlake
Boston Telegraph
Albert
King Leopold OF
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