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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
3
A questionable paint paste is described as scientific and factory made yet consists of white lead and linseed oil. The painter factors in client trust and a “White Lead Company” reference, with a tester offered by the company at Weyey Tyding New York NY.
A scrambled ad claims Allen's Foot-Ease cures jumbled foot discomfort including burning and itchiness. It markets relief for tired feet and promises easy shoe wear with a simple powder. The copy mentions a New York address and urges readers to order without substitutions.
An old cribbage note discusses a long running match, with estimates of finishing in 1915. It mentions Col John C. Loper, Clinton area, and secretaries of a county organization. Players meet weekly, with divisions of points and cards noted.
A reader recounts buying useless remedies and losing money before discovering relief with GrapeNuts and Postum products. The testimonial claims health improvements after one week and credits the foods with aiding recovery from nervous disorders and indigestion. The note urges others to try the products and mentions branding associated with Postum Co. Battle Creek.
A fragmentary portrait of Goldfield with tales of mining riches and risky investments. The piece blends anecdotes about Tim Casey, landlord of a famed Nevada house, with uneasy references to Wall Street era figures, a dentist misadventure, and a humorous coin tale on a Western coach ride.
An excerpt extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a best laxative, claiming it cleanses internal organs without debilitation and noting physicians endorse its safe, pleasant effects. It urges purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co and mentions an Easter bonnet poem snippet.
The fragment discusses patent protection and invention claims. It mentions a solicitor of patents and MECH Binideng Wastingtoy, with references to safety razors and public airing. The text is garbled but indicates legal patent matter and inventor interest, naming individuals and places in terse form.
An extended excerpt discusses Canadian immigration patterns around 1907, referencing Americans, Calgary, grain and wheat markets, and investment in farming and elevators. It mentions government support, agricultural experiments, and cultural concerns as settlers plan to establish farms and communities in western Canada. It includes quotes about labor, trade, and regional development with strong names and places implied.
A reader reports being saved from a female health ailment after using a product named in a letter to Mies. She credits Jedia and Plubhan's vegetable compound with curing her condition after failing prior treatments. The note urges all women with female troubles to try Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Testa, citing her improvement and complete recovery.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments inclinations such as displacements irregularities and nervous disorders. It invites sick women to write for advice and claims Pinkham has guided thousands to health, listing her address for correspondence.
A reader from Duncansen recounts a spring ordeal with kidney trouble, describing severe illness and confusion before a hospital diagnosis. The account mentions unnamed doctors and a search for relief, noting the condition as distressing and lingering.
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