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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
6
In this essay the author argues that hens speak a universal language through their sounds and behavior. The piece contrasts California and Connecticut hens, asserting eggs laid by hens in any land are not inherently different and domestic fowl share a common, timeless vocal and behavioral pattern.
At the Radium Institute of London 146 cancer cases treated last year yielded 69 apparent cures. The new curative uses radium for advanced skin cancers and inoperable cases. Radium reaches growths inaccessible to X-rays and can treat mouth and palate cancers by internal administration. Port wine birthmarks also respond, aiding a patient previously refused work.
A London physician notes that excessive wartime knitting can cause a condition called knitters neuritis. It begins with difficulty in usual wrist and finger movements, followed by muscle involvement and a spasmodic cramp when holding knitting needles. Treatment is to stop knitting indefinitely.
Argentina adds nine producing wells for a total of 23 in the oil fields. If 48 wells are planned, monthly output could reach 12 000 tons with projected yearly revenue near 955 000 dollars. Through December 31, sales proceeds totaling 340 000 dollars were reported.
Mrs O H P Belmont of New York lauded English suffragists' recruiting work. She noted Englishmen now better understand their sisters. An anecdote about a wife arrested for horsewhipping her husband in a theater was cited, with a quip on private vs public protest.
A fragmentary quip shows a daughter and father debating marriage while footprints play a playful but cryptic role in the conversation. The exchange hints at a lighthearted crime or detective motif rather than a serious legal matter.
A partial OCR passage reports expenditures and receipts for the year, listing items such as repairs, furniture, teachers’ salaries, tuition, and interest on bonds. Located at Lemimin, South Dakota, the document attributes the figures to a school board and notes a dated receipt line and committee roles.
Notice of intention to take five year homestead entry filed with the United States Land Office at Lenin South Dakota. It names applicants and the legal description and states the action before the Register and Receiver of the Land Office. The document lists parties Coleman and Dahl among others with dates in August and mentions an intent to begin sales on a defined day.
The document records a Department of the Interior notice relating to a homestead entry in Alt Lammen, South Dakota. It notes an intended final proof and ministerial actions by a named applicant and a land office official.
Legal notice announces publication of claims concerning an estate in which heirs and creditors must file within a set period. It lists likely claimant names and provides instructions for submission and verification of interests, with a court or public office overseeing the process.
Fragmented OCR outlines a devotional view of the Bible from creation to the end times. It emphasizes God’s plan, salvation through Christ, and the church, describing paradise lost and restored, with references to Satan, death, and the tree of life guiding humanity to the new heaven and earth.
Advertises purchase of cotton rags at a per pound rate. Call or bring weighed rags to the Herald office for payment.
The Herald pledges to stand a comparison with any paper published in the northwest section, signaling strong confidence in its quality and standards.
The notice advertises Green's Roller Feed Mill ready to shell and crack corn at all times and invites readers to request an inspection. It mentions sending a postal card to arrange a visit and references related names and initials.
An old ad claims meat eaters and coffee drinkers have coarse skin and foul complexions. It promotes Holister Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick cleanse to purify blood and improve digestion, priced at 35 cents in Red Cross Pharmacy tea or tablets.
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