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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
4
During a Rome dinner with Philadelphia visitors, Ambassador Lloyd Griscom extolled American respect for antiquity. He recalled guiding a southern guest to the Ara Coeli on Capitoline Hill, noting the church’s eight centuries of age and the contrast with the guest’s impression of its age.
Margaret Emmerich of Clinton St Napoleon Ohio suffered kidney trouble for fifteen years with back pain poor eyesight dizzy spells and inability to do housework. Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cured her claiming they saved her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes an early riser remark about Mrs Gadd with humorous implication of a bargain sale. The brief suggests a light, social moment and featured banter among readers.
A parent reports a boy with widespread eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. After many physicians failed, the skin condition cleared in about two months, with dates noted as Sept 20 and Nov 4 1907 at Mahanoy City Pennsylvania.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune mentions Miss Mayme on vacation and a chaperon scenario. An elderly relative and a child discuss scandalous doings, while文 the narrator envisions relaxing in a hammock with Shelley or the Vicar of Wakfield.
A voice urging Kemp's Balsam as a universal cure for coughs claims doctors and nurses recommend it. The ad notes a 25 cent price and advises keeping a bottle in the house to treat colds or coughs before suffering begins.
The piece notes President Roosevelt has been offered a dollar per word for a story on his Africa hunting trip next year. It contrasts this rate with the higher costs paid by ordinary people and mentions a predatory trust magnate demanding more value for messages to Congress.
Advertisement promotes Allen's For Ease powder to relieve tired sweating hot swollen and aching feet. Claims it eases tight shoes cures corns and bunions. Offers a free sample by writing to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Druggists and shoe stores sell it for 25 cents.
A man helps Martha learn a gas range but leaves after a call. Days later he finds the stove still burning, the fire undiminished, as Martha exclaims it is the best stove she ever saw. The tale turns on a fiery misunderstanding gone awry.
Elmer Carr is arrested in Dayton Ohio on state fire marshal orders accused of killing Mary Forschner and Elizabeth Fulhart. Authorities say Carr confessed to Middlestetter and may explain the Dana Gilman case while a web of evidence surrounds the fires and prior killings.
Chester M. Hamsher pleaded guilty in Kansas City federal court to signing his wife's name on love letters to Atchison businessman Neil Johnson. Sentenced to one year in jail, the letters promised a vast fortune and asked for 10 dollars by return mail. The scheme lasted six months and defrauded Johnson of about 500 dollars before discovery. Marrisher's wife knew nothing of the affair until it was exposed.
In Irvine the jury found Beach Hargis guilty of killing his father Judge James Hargis. He received a life sentence after a second trial following a prior mistrial. The murder occurred at the father’s store in Jackson Breathitt County on September 6, 1908.
Rechad, 65, is described as the oldest male descendant of Osman I to rule since 1451, with Abdul’s nephew Yussef Izzedin favored by some but blocked by Turkish law requiring the eldest male in the dynasty. Rechad, weak in governance, has spent 25 years largely confined in the Yildiz Palace and is seen as compliant to the Young Turks.
A mix of wagers and racing notes from across the globe. Charles Lambie agrees to a Seattle walk in 90 days after a $500 stake, jockey Eddie Dugan returns to New York, Vanderbilt’s Northeast wins the Prix de Palaisan, Midhurst takes the Gudby plate at Leicester, Gotch defeats Mahmout for $14,088.05, Demsey beats McMahon in Columbus, Oversight wins at Nottingham, Yale and Princeton alumni push for a dual regatta on Carnegie Lake, Indian Simpson seeks Marathon glory in New York, and Charley Comiskey names Billy Sullivan White Sox manager for the season.
Porter Macdougal Smith of Chicago a traveling salesman for R P Smith Sons shot Miss Mabel Marden a Smith College senior after pursuing an unwanted engagement She died hours later at Dickinson Hospital Smith age about 25 a Dartmouth graduate and company representative killed himself on the Northampton campus after the shooting leaving behind his failed pursuit and the fatal wounding of Miss Marden in Somerville Mass
Clyde Price the 11 year old boy shot at Wymore Nebraska died Sunday without regaining consciousness The Italian railroad laborer Bertrudi was rescued by Sheriff Trade and jailed in Beatrice The mob of 400 men attacked the Italian camp drove them from town set fire to bank cars and burned their belongings The Chicago Burlington and Quincy moved its construction trains from Wymore to Kircher
A mother and her two daughters led a tavern at Kurchino near St. Petersburg and, with other women, murdered travelers who stayed the night. They disfigured bodies and cast them into a nearby stream. multiple corpses were recovered as villagers failed to suspect them at first.
A severe electrical storm in Upper Sandusky Ohio struck Theodore Henrys house. The incident left his wife paralyzed from the hips down and her shoes torn off by the force of the strike.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland gives birth to a daughter on a Friday morning. The queen, born August 31, 1850, ascended the throne in 1890 and has led the Netherlands since then, with the new birth described as a love match union with Prince Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin.
The text discusses Prince Henry and a German lieutenant at a 1901 marriage, noting a potential birth of a son to Queen Wilhelmina that could lead to her retirement due to Salic law. It states a son would likely be crowned when 18, while a daughter would succeed only if she outlives her mother.
The article analyzes the near eastern question with England and Russia at odds over Turkey’s fate in Europe. It notes Russia’s route to the sea and European balance threaten Britain, while Austria and France fear shifts in the Balkans, Africa, and the Orient.
Miss Jeannette Tandy of Vevay Lud, a sophomore at Wellesley College fell two stories when a rope fire escape broke during a required drill. She struck her back and head and suffered serious injuries.
Bardstown Kentucky and Christiana Tennessee women report relief from ulceration and other female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims decades of use and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A London Chronicle excerpt notes Henry VIII as a famed composer whose anthems endure in cathedrals. It lists royal figures from Victoria to Princess Henry of Battenberg, German Emperor, and Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, with pieces by Carew, Florian, and others.
Mrs Lap sling complains of poor acoustics in a theater saying she could not hear half the actors. She blames agnostic properties of the theater for the sound failure.
A Huntsville Alabama woman recalls long term coffee use causing stomach trouble and insomnia. After years of unsuccessful medical care she stopped coffee, tried Postum, and four months later reports improved health and sleep. The letter ends with a plug for Postum and a teaser about Read The Road to Wellville.
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