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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
7
A Boston Globe note discusses ballet footwear focusing on leather construction a thin sole and no rubber enhancements. Dancers seek freedom of movement with space between toes and a hard toe box for toe dancers, while stage shoes often feature short foreparts and high heels for appearance.
Mrs. John Kirk of Detroit Michigan reports a critical kidney trouble episode five years ago with backache dizziness dropsy and irregular urination. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she improved in weeks and gained to 163 pounds, claiming excellent health now. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Chicago Record-Herald report cites a leading geologist who doubts deep crust deposits hold wealth. He says ore is formed by underground waters near the surface and that most mines lose value beyond 3,000 feet. Across the world nine of ten mines are richer in upper levels than deeper ones.
An old item touts Pettit's Eye Salve as safe for any eye disease or injury from Howard Bros., Buffalo. Mrs Munro reacts to a weekly paper noting a business that ages furniture. Mr Munro jokes about Tommy restoring tables to look centuries old as a potential money maker.
A matchmaking guide suggests focusing on Browning and tapping interests to improve conversation with Mr Ketchley. It advises Aunt-Then specialized humor or topics to engage him, noting general information gaps.
A million spectators greet Admiral Evans as the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, totaling 46 warships, arrive after four months from Hampton Roads. The procession includes battleships, destroyers, cruisers, and tenders led by the Connecticut and Nebraska with Secretary Metcalf observing the ceremony.
The agricultural appropriation bill carries 11 million eight hundred eighteen thousand eight hundred six dollars. Gov. Sheldon of Nebraska received in Lincoln a government warrant for five thousand two hundred twenty seven dollars for the officers of the Third Nebraska regiment commanded by Col. W J Bryan in the Spanish American War.
State land sales in the south and center yield strong prices per acre from $25 to $55 across Hamlin Hanson Miner Kingsbury Hutchinson Turner counties. Total real estate value for the state nears 160 million. Hyd graphic survey partnership with the national government to share costs begins.
In a humorous retelling a Cardinal Wolsey figure recalls dodging a car only to be struck by a roller skater, while historians insist Henry VIII bears the blame. The quip highlights a playful misattribution of historical fault.
A Washington correspondent notes rising living costs worldwide with data from the Daily Consular Reports. In Tsingtao ten years ago skilled workers earned low wages while today wages soar for boys cooks and nurses and rents have doubled. Calcutta shows beef up 88 percent mitten 100 percent flour 20 eggs 15 vegetables 25 coal and coke 28 and milk 20 percent.
Reported tornado aftermath across Purvis Mississippi and Concordia Parish Louisiana details survivors and fatalities. Children and adults escaped or suffered severe injuries as houses were torn from foundations and hurled by wind.
Consul Cahpaman Coleman reports advance percentages for 1902 to 1907 across goods. Largest increase 50 for fish, smallest 10 for candles and petroleum. In Roubaix wind and a lumber mill wreck left twenty prisoners in town jail unharmed with roof lifted off.
About 200 New York police attended a Socialist protest meeting following police brutality at the prior Union Square unemployed demonstration. Algernon Lee presided and said police should hear criticisms. Morris Hillquit warned against reactionary slander while noting police clubbing boosted Socialist recruitment.
First Baseman Arthur Brown of the St. Louis Americans sold to Milwaukee to replace Jack Flynn who refused to report. Benning track meet called a success. Senate passes a bill banning wagers on events in the District amid a crackdown on racing bookmakers.
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