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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
6
An advisory piece to North Dakota farmers emphasizes profitable poultry by selecting suitable stock, proper feeding, and meticulous management. It outlines feeding mash, green fodder, breeding strategies, housing, ventilation, and parasite control while urging experimentation at state stations and cooperation with agricultural colleges to improve efficiency and outcomes.
Naturalists William Beebe and his wife, a noted explorer, prepare a high risk ascent into the Essequibo region of British Guiana. They will secure governor consent at Georgetown, hire guides, and use a cataraft for close study of wildlife in the tropical forest, aiming to document living birds and other species in their native habitats.
An 19th century medical note outlines a gargling method with patient seated, water swallows, and head tilted back. The description details tongue protrusion and coordinated actions under physician guidance, noting difficulty of swallowing and required control during the procedure.
A traveler describes a tentative plan to explore the Essequibo river. He may stay near the coast to observe and study, or move upriver if conditions allow, aiming to bases suitable locations downstream due to dangerous rapids and time limits. He will proceed by circumstance.
An individual named Ole Orie pleaded guilty to a civil offense and faced citations for violating delianee. In other items, a funeral train for the late Albert Swenson was run with many attendees despite snow, the Masonic fraterni ty held a funeral gathering, and Ellendale plans an opera house funded at least partly by local subscriptions. A new Ellendale Commercial club is forming, with a Masonic lodge organized at Sarles under Worshipful Master F. A Plummers.
A reader sends a fragment labeled a touching Httie classical poem with apologetic notes to Latin grammar. The verse strings odd blends like Lightibus and kissibus amid garbled phrases. A remark from a political economist about people who hinder work appears, attributed to Mise Cayenne and cited through the Washington Star.
A governor, two senators, a pro rata of congressmen and a long string of minor offices. The quote frames state structure as layered with executive and legislative leaders plus numerous lesser roles. It reflects the composition of governmental authority and representation.
Daniel S Queen of Burrell Street Salem Virginia describes severe back pain, kidney trouble, and paralysis in limbs caused by a kidney issue. He reports using Doan's Kidney Pills and quickly improving after an initial slow start, claiming full recovery and gratitude. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An unclear ad-like fragment touts a cure for an ailment with phrases about walking relief and “Foot’Rase” as a remedy. Mentions prices, locations, and multiple misread terms. overall readable portion hints at a patent medicine style without clear efficacy. Includes garbled names and stray phrases about bread pudding and public notices.
A family anecdote praises Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Remedy as cures for eczema seen in three summers on a brother and a child. A Indiana mother notes a neighbor’s success and cites dates in 1907. The piece weaves in folk humor about naming boys and generational nicknames.
The method of dolige husness is to sell goods on credit to women who are the county's main traders and resell in smaller amounts. A barrel or ten is advanced to a peddler who then moves the flour to local buyers, with staple foods including corn, sweet potatoes, oats, plantain and bananas. West Africans are learning and valuing commodities essential to life in this country.
A Pennsylvanian patient credits a doctor and Grape Nuts with curing chronic indigestion and biliousness. Two years ago he suffered, limited diet, but after trying the new food his spells vanished in a month and he felt revitalized. The ad-like testimony ends with a pitch for Postum Co. products.
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