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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
9
A patient describes five months in a hospital then being discharged as incurable with only six months to live. She says heart trouble and fainting spells followed by partial recovery after starting Kidney Plus, though earlier treatments failed. Product sold by Buffalo NY firms and touted in a brief ad segment.
A San Antonio mother reports her baby suffered six months with severe eczema on face head and limbs causing sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Remedies the sores cleared within two months and the child, now two, has had no recurrence.
In a probate matter for Lydia Tanker, Hiram Tanker’s widow Miss Tanker details a complex tale of the testator’s quirks. Butterworth, the attorney, navigates contested will claims by Horatio Bilker and Alexander Friesman, while observers recall the testator’s strange habit of wearing a skull cap and serving boarders on Thursdays.
A fragmentary note attributed to John D. Rockefeller laments a missed chance and reflects on wealth and value. The text mentions oil production figures for the United States, small sums, and regrets over opportunities not taken, with a tangential discussion of letters and a string writing. The overall tone hints at economic reflection and personal accountability amid industrial wealth.
A jumble of vignettes and mishmashed tales reappear from a bygone issue. It blends railway guard heroism, a minister and a shy churchgoer, a philadelphia Lager tale, a novice groom, a lax professor, and a Boston station cab ride. The voice mimics a late 19th or early 20th century column full of quirky scenes.
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions eye injuries, foot powder, and brand names like Allen's Foot-Ease and Orvalake Mace Huish. It includes scattered lines about constipation and a dialogue on being stoned.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention patents and several garbled names and terms. Readable elements include a reference to ownership or rights and legal wording, but specifics such as dates people or organizations are not recoverable.
A vintage advertisement claims Lydlia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps ailments from displacement and inflammation to irregularities and nervous issues. It invites sick women to write for guidance, mentioning a health address and decades of claimed experience.
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