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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
7
Readable fragments describe an investigation sparked by a garbled OCR line with mixed letters and spacing. No clear names places dates or actions are recovered, leaving investigators to reconstruct missing context.
The Well-Informed demand a simple pleasant laxative and California Fig Syrup Co. presents Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known value remedy. Buy the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
A patchwork of old ads and art lore including Pettit's Eye Salve promises relief for irritated eyes from dust heat and wind. Anecdotes recount Rossetti unlocking his late wife's coffin for manuscripts in 1869 and Turner's wish to be buried wrapped in his painting Cartilage discussed by Chantrey with wry humor.
A dialogue between two strangers and Mrs Skimmerhorn about debility and massage with questions about cost of a bottle and willingness to try unconventional therapies.
A letter attributed to a Postum Co. testimonial describes early coffee use by a child, later nervous spells and insomnia, and how switching to Postum improved sleep and nerves. The witness praises Postum as better than coffee and urges others to try it, labeling the brand with the motto There’s a Reason.
A judge recalls a boss grilling a prospective stenographer with absurd questions about cigarette use slang spelling punctuation and discipline. The interview ends when she boldly asks about honesty and the boss responds with eagerness to begin work.
Baron D Hirsch founded an agricultural school at Woodbine New Jersey turning out graduates who spread across the region managing farms. Woodbine hosts a Jewish town with Jewish officials and 75 percent home ownership as proof of self governance and farming capability. Henry W Geller serves as superintendent of the college and its farm program, with fifty Jewish farms nearby.
A fragmentary exchange features Hara and Brown debating prem attitudes and fear. The dialogue hints at worry over danger and timing with a wary, clipped tone characteristic of brief Tit-Bits style. The passage remains obscure but centers on restraint and perceived risk.
A humorous Victorian style dialogue shows Tommy Toddles asking about the bone of contention and an elder answering “the jawbone” with a wink at his wife, illustrating a playful domestic moment.
A fragmented quote suggests reflections on life and death with a remark about people making messes when leaving, noting the phrase Nobody 8 go much alive as the dead. This reads as a stylistic aside rather than a clear news event.
The Senate under Mr. Aldrich toiled through a long session focused on conference reports and a few measures. The House pursued rapid action, passing several bills including the sundry civil and pension appropriation reports while delaying deficiencey and military academy items.
A wide-ranging survey details union growth from Hod carriers in Tulsa to New York insulators, with 200,000 in National Metal Trades and Massachusetts craft councils forming. It notes labor political actions, training, and benefits, plus rising deaths from industrial accidents in the UK and Canada unions expanding through 1907.
Ground has been brokered for a new science hall at Albert Lea college with a 10650 foot size and a $25 000 cost. Hammne university athletes beat South Dakota Agricultural college in a St Paul field day meet. Five summer vacation schools are planned in St Paul with no book studies. Grand Forks county schools start a carm growing contest assisted by seed from Fargo and mailing circulars. St Paul police will arrest students after bonfire celebrations at Gustavus Adolphus campus. authorities confiscated personal belongings.
Dun's Review notes slower overall business but rising confidence for the future. Weather improves distributive sectors, construction and outdoor work pick up. Iron and steel demand steady with pig iron absorption wider and finished shapes strong while rails stay quiet. Factory output edges higher, farm implements foundry and woodworking gain employment. Building materials and leather trades stay solid. footwear and novelties orders satisfactory. Bank clearings reach 227.43 million, down 9.7 percent from 1907. district failures total 26 with seven liabilities over 5,000 dollars.
The Crops and trade picture is mixed with crops in better shape than a week ago and wholesale and retail activity improving in some areas. Best retail reports come from the Southwest and Northwest while overall business remains quiet and industry slack. Dry goods and cotton goods show firmer movement with large fall sales and auctions in New York Chicago and St Louis distributing stock. US business failures total 284 for the week ending May 21 versus 281 prior week and 165 in the same week of 1907. Canada reports 39 failures, up from 22 the prior week.
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Poledo with grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter eggs and potatoes. It ends with a Farmers column noting Texas cattle losses and upcoming agriculture education and cotton events.
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