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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
3
Advertisement promising eczema relief with Resinol ointment and a doctored druggist claim. Claims quick cure and testing stop time while urging purchase at 1.00 and 1.50 in a dated, promotional tone.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a ram charges through a fence gate during a rural confrontation. Onlookers shout for restraint while a bystander named Robinson intervenes, finally guiding the ram away. The incident lasts about an hour with nearby residents recalling the event.
A murky report suggests amateur poll players may threaten integrity of local contests in New York. Debates center on whether reforms are needed to protect home communities and ensure fair play amid unclear events.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Noumea and rubber curtains with unclear names and events. It references a marine context and a matrimonial prize, but lacks coherent details, dates, or identifiable persons. Unable to determine concrete facts or produce a solid journalistic item from the text.
On a lakefront near Edgewater park a crowd observes several boats. A pair in one boat share an embrace while a cigarette is lit and smoke blown toward a man. surveyors note distant boats as curious onlookers watch the scene. Cleveland Pain Dealer
A fragmented old fable scene shows Latant proaperous and the ant questioning a visitor who requests shelter and a dance, while a grarshonpar knocks and a hazy narrator narrator speaks of a bright moon and a casual invitation to stay and name a meal as a playful, uncertain dialogue unfolds.
A child named Lilian recounts visiting a family with servants and overhears the mother warn her of a dreadful truth. The tale hints at harsh treatment in a household and raises questions about labor and cruelty within domestic service. The mother vows to reveal what the child must hear, but the excerpt ends before the revelation.
An ad recounts a fever followed by a severe skin eruption on a child in Little Falls Minnesota. It claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief and healing within weeks. The note credits George Wolters dated June 29, 1914, and promotes Cuticura samples via Cuticura Dept L Heston.
A father quips that strategic errors arise when a husband forgets to enter by the back door during a mother’s party. The speaker notes wine and passion erode truth, leaving a caution about honesty.
Fragmented report argues capture of a waterway could shift the war toward Paris and Berlin. It references German aims to seize channels and ports, with strategic distances to Namur, Kiel canal, and Mulhouse, and notes Allied responses and broader front pressures amid wartime framing.
The piece argues that a French advance toward Kiel Canal could cripple Germany by denying sea links and enabling Allied transport. It discusses Kiel as the pivotal German asset, potential naval outcomes if the canal falls, and outlines the massed forces and lines along the French frontier and eastern borders, emphasizing strategic stakes for France and England.
An OCR excerpt blends nonsensical chatter with a vivid ad for Postum coffee substitute. It references Postum as a boiled beverage option available in regular and instant forms, touting ease of preparation and similar cost to coffee per cup, while interspersing unrelated lines about people, places, and era slang from a period newspaper page.
A refugee account portrays Holland as Europe's asylum as expulsion from multiple nations swamps the country. Frontiers from Dutchelgian to Liege are dangerous. villages Heres and Mouland lie destroyed by shelling fire and flames. A traveling correspondent notes brutal civilian casualties and German soldiers responsible, with bodies along roads and abandoned homes.
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