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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease as a clean wholesome antiseptic powder for the feet that provides rest and comfort, reduces friction, and saves wear on stockings. It notes 39,000 testimonials and warns against imitations, urging buyers to request the original. A brief recipe suggests jellied veal seasoned with lemon juice and celery salt.
The Senate laid aside the railroad bill for Senator Lorimer of Illinois to explain charges of corruption in his election and ordered a privileges and elections inquiry. The day also honored the late Representative Griggs of Georgia with eulogies. The House focused on the sundry civil and bureau of mines funding with $488,000 allocated to date.
Unseasonable cold and wet in the corn belt slow growth and force replanting in many areas. Seed corn prices rise to 6 to 8 dollars a bushel in central Illinois as farmers face uncertain yields while oats fare better under cool damp spring conditions.
William Brown who started from Newfoundland on December 25, 1906 with four dogs on a around the world trip for a $10000 purse arrives in San Jose California after covering 25000 miles. The report also notes other science and agriculture items from the era.
Prof Ernest Huebner cites a June Century article tracing a discovery that migratory birds ride storm currents and that nostril sensation guides takeoff. French tests show pigeons with nostrils sealed delay arrivals, suggesting future instruments to read air currents for long flights and wartime use.
The Weekly Review of Chicago Trade reports softer speculation and easier business, with better money conditions, lower food costs, and declining merchandise stocks. It cites sustained production, rising factory output, and broader travel while noting cautious orders for immediate shipments and farm prospects uncertainty. Bank clearings fall 2.9 percent year over year. Fourteen district failures are listed, with six liabilities over $5,000.
Trade advices show irregular activity with quietness as a prevailing feature. Unseasonably cool weather in the northern half of the country dampens retail expansion and reorders. Northwest and Pacific coast reports appear strongest. Business failures in the United States for the week ending June 2 totaled 160, with Canada reporting eighteen.
Reports across North America and Europe cover union activity and labor policy. Bakers' International Union adopts six day week in New Orleans. A F L label section reaches 500000 members. Australian Labor party gains majorities. German Building Trades settle a lockout. Toronto forms a labor party. Australian workers plan a daily paper. International News: George L Berry announces one day pay assessment May 22 to 28 for tuberculosis home fund.
Price lists from multiple cities show cattle hogs and sheep values, plus grains like wheat corn oats and rye across Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York Buffalo Toledo. The National Association of Manufacturers in New York urged government support for a deep water canal through Canada to aid ore and grain transport from the lake regions.
The article celebrates Temagami Ontario as a place where Indigenous canoes and knowledge thrive. It invites visitors to have local children paddle for them and notes summer campers can advance two years of work. It highlights fishing, hunting, and easy Grand Trunk Railway access, with a free descriptive publication available from W. S. Cookson in Chicago.
In a humorous exchange a patient accuses the dentist of breaking a tooth while the doctor quips that he broke his best forceps, turning a minor mishap into a wry anecdote.
London May 14 Dr Sambon reports from Rome that the Field committee has proved maize is not the cause of pellagra. The disease is spread by a biting gnat species simulium repans, not corn, according to the committee.
An assortment of medical advert items touts Dr Martel's Female Pills as a long standing standard for women's ailments and promotes Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a quick cure for constipation. The page also includes a free pile remedy offer from Rea Company and light social quips about courtship and heaven.
Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders used at Children’s Home New York to cure constipation feverishness teething disorders stomach troubles and destroy worms with testimonials. Druggists sell 25 cents sample free address Alle Olmsted Le Roy New York. You may not be able to eat your cake and have it too but you can drink your drinks and have em bad.
A Brooklyn resident describes a sixteen year battle with a severe skin disease that worsened in heat and left him unable to walk. After trying doctors with little success, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and says he was cured, praising the remedy and expressing gratitude. The notice ends with a political quip about money in politics.
An old advertisement touts Marine Eye Salve for red itching eyelids and falling eyelashes with aseptic trial tubes priced at 25 cents. It directs readers to ask their druggist or write Marine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago. A second line offers a social moral about newlyweds and happiness.
Elwood Indiana resident Sadie Mullen credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after months of disability. The advertisement urges women to consider the remedy for displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration and offers confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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