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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
A historic advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a highly successful remedy for women's ailments. It cites testimonials from many women, notes a large archive of letters at the Pinkham Laboratory, and asserts the product saves some from surgery and is made from roots and herbs.
A compact timeline from 1215 to 1908 notes Magna Charta, Champlain explorations, battles and wars, city incorporations, state and colonial changes, and notable events in literature, industry, and politics. Notable items include Waterloo 1815, Savannah’s transatlantic crossing 1819, and Roosevelt’s 1907 treaty with Santo Domingo.
The Chicago Board of Education will not hire teachers aged over 50 for city schools. The Minnesota school for the deaf reports seven graduates this year, each trained in a trade as well as academics. A new building project near fifty thousand dollars is under construction at the Minnesota school for the deaf, to be finished this year. Minnesota University president Northrop warns graduates with unpaid bills may not receive diplomas. At Faribault alumni meeting of the Minnesota school for the blind, Dr Dorr superintendent, received a gold headed cane.
Officials investigate the ongoing drop in U S immigration after May totals show 36 317 entrants vs 184 886 last year and 150 027 in May 1906. Russia Austria Hungary and Italy fall most while China Pacific Islands Canada Britain Honduras and Mexico rise modestly.
Society for the Suppression of Vice secretary Anthony Comstock argues divorces stem from marriages entered for status or money rather than genuine love. He cites nagging, relentless pressure at home and the lack of true retreat, claiming women bear responsibility for unhappy marriages.
In Stolper Missouri Reverend Valentine Strauss turned violent and fired on a rescue party organized by his wife. The exchange ended when a shot from the posse killed the clergyman as the parsonage was described as a fortress.
After twenty five years of persistent eczema doctors advised amputation. A Montreal patient used Cuticura Remedies and two months later saw swelling subside and new skin form. Now seven years cured, she credits Cuticura with saving her life.
The Pekin Gazette introduces an edited file page and halftone pictures as it modernizes while continuing its historic run of publication.
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