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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
6
A broad summary highlights varied happenings across sectors including culture, politics, education, and community affairs. It notes shifting leadership, upcoming public meetings, cultural events, and ongoing civic projects impacting residents and institutions locally.
The text presents a garbled historical record with scattered references to Washington policy, water works, constitutional matters, and American and foreign affairs. It contains numerous misreads, nonstandard spellings, and disrupted names, suggesting a damaged OCR page from a mid 20th century newspaper. The readable bits imply coverage of elections, will disclosures, fires, and political shifts.
Public health guidance urges strict sanitary measures for tuberculosis exposure. Use five percent lysol or carbolic acid solutions to receive sputum, or commercial lime milk. burn used paper cups and wrap, immerse soiled fabrics, and boil after handling. Patients should have private dish nets and strict disposal to prevent transmission.
A fragmented 1912 letter fragment discusses severe scalp itching and sores, describing failed remedies and persistent irritation. It mentions a switch to a product called Cusine Olstawat and claims partial relief after the second treatment. The text then veers into unrelated historical notes about missionary work and Christian population shifts in India in the 1800s.
A dog named Miku or Miku Bad Poe 1 and a neighbor’s stolen terrier were found at a Georgetown residence. The man, Wil Lars Valles, kept the terriers connected by a neck and was discovered with the pets. two were returned to a teacher and others to a local guardian.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a mother in law as a wise, good friend and recounts sipping coffee with a family elder. The piece mentions Postum products and a light moral about hospitality and home life in a nostalgic tone.
Rimouski May 30 Nine hundred and thirty four lives were lost when the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland foundered within 19 minutes after a collision with the Norwegian collier Storvad near Father Point in the St Lawrence. Four hundred and three survivors were rescued, many clinging to wreckage and lifeboats as passengers including families and band members faced a chaotic escape and tragic death.
A child, orphaned by loss of mother and sister and a father killed in London Ontario, was saved from drowning when Robert Creffin of Toronto jumped overboard to rescue the floating girl. He swam with her to a small boat near Rimouski where they were picked up and taken aboard.
Local comment sparks debate as Patrice hints at raising prices beyond what friends consider fair. Residents question value and impact on community, with discussions centering on fair pricing and local perception of generosity.
Lew Palmer of Staveley Alberta, a farmer who arrived from Duluth ten years ago with four cows and three horses, now operates a 480 acre farm. His outputs include 11,000 hogs? 7,000 bushels of wheat, 12 acres of potatoes and onions, and Percheron horses. The farm is valued around $30,000 with a net gain of about $3,009 from top elements and 34 Percheron horses.
A fragmented exchange ponders horse speed and fiction. A father notes two minutes four seconds as a good pace while the speaker muses on Ignatz Paul Revere Tam O'Shanter and natural consequences. The garbled text hints at a playful or satirical scene about racing and maturity.
A Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident reports relief from aches and pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols the remedy as a grand grand herbal treatment for women's ills, citing decades of testimonials and praise from users nationwide.
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