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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
6
Property owners can save trouble and expense by avoiding adulterated paints. The Dutch Boy Painter trademark from National Lead Company marks genuine White Lead. The company offers a free testing kit and paint book by writing to their Woodbridge Ridge New York City address.
A British column in India faced a sniper who tailed it daily. An Afridi recruit, later revealed as a relative, requested leave and returned with the slain sniper’s head. He answered the officer that he knew the sniper’s ways because the foe was his father.
Mrs Thos Dunn of 158 Vine St Columbus Ohio says ten years of backache left her exhausted, nervous and headachy until Dean’s Kidney Pills provided quick relief and a permanent cure. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A lively Chicago Tribune teases a wild circus scene with a circassian beauty and a living skeleton creating a goldhoppinest mixup, while a barker urges quick attendance and a spectator questions a glue-like hair product in a sharp exchange. The vivid slang captures street theater energy and urban buzz around a carnival event.
A Minnesota mother recounts how severe facial eczema on her two month old girl worsened despite various remedies. After using Cuticura, the child's rash cleared in two months and has not returned, despite earlier fears of blindness and hearing loss.
A quoted exchange shows a couple discussing finances before marriage. The groom asserts income will rise after marriage while the bride asks for support, mentioning flowers. The snippet reflects social norms around economic dependence in relationships.
President proclaims opening Rosebud Indian Lands in Tripp county for a registration and drawing in October 1908. Judge James W. Witten of the General Land Office will supervise. Registration sites are Chamberlain or Presho with travel via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line between October 5 and 17. Land totals 838000 acres adjoining Gregory county. nearby Sime lands sell for 35 to 40 dollars per acre.
A Kansas City Times excerpt presents a speaker contrasting bragging and whining with a calm, steady man. The listener questions whether pickpockets and sneak thieves imply more danger, while a mention of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup appears as an advertising insert for teething relief.
A revivalist complains that Brother Grimshaw is quick to expel converts for heresy while the revivalist aims to grow the church. The exchange underscores a tension between outreach and doctrinal policing within the faith community.
In a storm scarred city, Constable awakens with Miss Stansbury and family near the volcano. The Guerin disaster looms as ash and lava threaten, while Breen and Pere Rabeaut aid preparations and a tense plan to move to safety. Hidden threats surface as Nicholas Stembridge reappears and a perilous morning unfolds.
Constable rouses from his desk as he reads Moudet and Mondet accounts about Guerin disaster. He notes Saint Pierre’s tenuous safety and mocks the island’s political reasoning while disaster looms. He contemplates fleeing toward the craters and ponders boosting Panther mail distribution.
A survey shows diverse union activity across North America including Toronto shoe clerks forming a union, 140 lamplighters in Boston joining the Lamplighters Union, and various city unions expanding councils and affiliations. It notes actions by Scottish and American unions, labor press plans, and health and child labor laws impacting workers.
The piece notes a new sporting movement in Sioux Falls to host a large shooting tournament. It recaps racing results at Kalamazoo and Saratoga and mentions plans for boxing matches involving Charley Griffin and Abe Attell. It also reports on Stanley Ketchel KOing Joe Thomas at Grand Rapids and Jack Atkin winning the Mount Vernon handicap at Empire City.
Mrs. Lapsling recalls Johnny nearly choking after a popcorn grain lodged in his sarcophagus. The doctor later clarified it was not in the wind pipe, changing the presumed location of the obstruction.
An advertisement for Dr Kline, touted as a great nerve restorer, claims permanent cures for St Vitus dance and nervous diseases and offers a free trial bottle and treatise from Arch Street Philadelphia. The page also includes jokes and quips about politics and rain checks.
A Dakotas woman recounts chronic headaches indigestion and nervousness from coffee in cold weather. After switching to Postum her complexion clears headaches vanish and she gains energy. Her husband and two children also thrive on Postum and Grape Nuts. The Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan promotes The Road to Wellville.
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