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Newspaper

The Kadoka Press

Location

Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

2

Peruna Help Said To Cure Stomach Catarrh

Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina writes that stomach catarrh and indigestion plagued her until she used Peruna and Manalin after medical advice. She reports feeling as well as ever and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna based on her experience. The note claims many similar testimonials exist in the company files.

Lenora Bodenhamer Box Kernersville N. C Hartman

Has hazing been abolished in schools questioned

In a terse exchange the caller asks if hazing has been abolished in educational institutions and the information editor returns to his desk seeking a precise answer. The line highlights concern over student conduct and institutional reforms amid a changing era.

Exceptional Weather Spur Wheat Bumper Yields in Alberta

A Winnipeg Free Press correspondent reports Pincher Creek District in Southern Alberta as the origin of fall wheat with yields 40 to 60 bushels per acre and many fields producing No. 1 Northern quality. The region shows strong profits, cheap land, and a growing market in nearby mining towns and British Columbia. rail expansion by the Great Northern Railroad is planned. The Canadian lands open to settlers offer 160 acres beyond 160 homestead acres at $3.00 an acre, with rail access. The piece cites the Marshall News Messenger’s July 1908 tour notes praising Western Canada’s vast, fertile expanse and immigration potential.

Winnipeg Man Free Press Pincher Creek Alberta Crow’s Nest Pass British Columbia Jim Hill Great Northern Railroad Canada Marshall (Minn.) News-Messenger Manitoba Saskatchewan

La Montagne Pelee is artistic cliffhanger

A dramatic scene unfolds as a blind woman and a rescuer endure a burning cistern. He recalls the fatal sacrifice that saved her while blaming himself for not saving others. The line between memory and truth sharpens as she asserts the volcano is artistic.

Pelee Feela la Montagne Pelee

Sharpening a Pencil Reveals a Husband’s Temper

A New York Press piece fills a humorous guide for women on choosing a mate by how he sharpens a lead pencil. It links habits to traits, from secrecy and arrogance to impulsiveness, imagination, and steadiness, ending with a compliment to the refined type as a reliable partner.

New York Press

Student's kiss sparks train intrigue on Kursk to Kiev ride

In a Kursk to Kiev train compartment a student kissed a sleeping lady, causing a clash with a priest and a policeman. The upset woman struck the student, a protocol was drawn, and a Jewish passenger later cleared the priest, ending the incident.

Russia London Globe Kursk Kiev

Witty exchange on rain and missing umbrella joke

Philadelphia Press notes a humorous exchange about rain and a stolen umbrella carried for two weeks. The excerpt adds a line about a chalking time and a carpenter's kit as a quirky aside.

Philadelphia Press

The Weekly Historian Chronology 1502 to 1905

A sweeping chronology lists events from 1502 to 1905. It covers explorers, battles, political milestones, and notable deaths, including Columbus naming Porto Bello Drake's voyage Raleigh's execution the Erie Canal opening and Roosevelt era actions. It ends with a dementia tragedy in Pittsburgh.

Columbus Porto Bello Sir Francis Drake Sir Walter Raleigh London

Century Plant Blooms After Long Dormancy and Dies

The century plant blooms only once in its lifetime, with variations by climate. In southern California it flowers after fifteen to twenty years, in colder regions after forty to fifty years, then dies after releasing a tall stalk and tassel-like flowers. Suckers at the base regrow into new plants.

California Mexico Nature Technical World Magazine

Ethical Remedy Promoted by Well Informed World

An advertising paragraph extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. The piece urges buying genuine products and credits widespread physician approval and world recognition. A joke about Sagebrush Sam follows, noting his wish to die with boots on and the punchline about missing socks.

California Fig Syrup Co Sam

Mulch roses with manure before winter in October

Garden Magazine advises a heavy mulch for roses to endure winter, applying enough manure so the settled layer reaches six inches. Do not apply until the cold weather arrives in mid to late October.

Garden Magazine

Health Returns to Work Through Grape-Nuts Diet

A Michigan woman details years of indigestion and fatigue after surgery. After a year of poor appetite and weak nerves, she began eating Grape-Nuts and regained appetite, stamina, and ambition within two months. The testimonial credits Postum Co. and invites reading The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Well- Ville

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