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Newspaper

The State Line Herald

Location

North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

3

Come and See Lydia Pinkham Advertisement Parody

Fragment of an old advertisement signed by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound promoter. The text questions the meaning of the sign, defends the product as purely vegetable, claims widespread private correspondence, and urges women to trust the message and use the remedy for female ailments.

Lydia E Pinitam Women of America Pinkham Ham Caran Lydia E. Pukiun Lydia E. Pinkham Justus

A False Lover Ends in Theft and Escape

Rasimind Fairlisbr recalls a coming out party plot by Aunt Mercy, jewels displayed, and a theft by Frank Joselyn and Alfred Thompson. The jewels were recovered. Price and Thompson jailed. Miss Fairlisbr later marries the real Frank Joselyn after the ruse falls apart.

Mercy Frank Tome Meney Mary Duneeton Alfred Thompson Joveslyns Dohaeeteoure Merry Parrizht Ty Roelford Price Thompson Au Mercs Chad Joscelyn

Railway into Libyan Desert Opens for Public Tour

A new line from Kharga, near the Egyptian town of Murnuith, heads toward the Libyan desert and the Osage links with Egypt. The 200 kilometer route passes Roman ruins and caravan trails, with embankments tested by winds and desert conditions. Shortages of weather and stone delayed construction, but the line promises access to the Western Egyptian Oasis region, with prospects for further links to Dakbia and Kharga’s ruins.

Kharga Egypt Corporation of Wes Khargo Jusry Murnuith Libegal Rharga Darius Historyes Ronsin Konan Feddan Dakin

Railroad Use of Steel in History and Demand Shifts

A historical overview notes railroads consumed vast steel and iron for decades, shaping the country’s economy. It cites a widely quoted figure about a dominant share of steel and iron usage, then traces how later growth in general demand altered production, imports, and material mix for railroad needs.

Renmetty Pronalsinet Stone Company Ies Sad Steel Nyisintaeturere Alterettivr Ht Dowine Uy Carie Uhonyge

Bound to Have Greater Speed on Ocean Liner Rivalry

Rival rail and shipping magnates invest heavily to build swifter vessels to seize blue ribbon prize. Major ships Glanta and Mauretania aim to outrun rivals as confrontations over speed and efficiency intensify.

Grr Glanta Mauretania

Railroad Bridge to Match House in Stone Arches

A landowner argued to Western railroad officials that a new bridge should be built of stone matching a surrounding house and consisting of three arches. The costly bridge, valued at 235, is described as unique in England and possibly the world for its construction and design.

Houce Western Railroad Enaland Macavine

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