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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
7
Medical discussion grows over whiskey based treatment for lame back rheumatism claiming an almost infallible cure when mixed with Toris Compound and Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound. Directions call for tablespoonful doses before meals and at night. Toris compound is from Globe Pharmaceutical Co Chicago and other ingredients are available from reputable druggists.
A farmer replies he has not seen Congress in session but knows its appearance by watching a hired man idle on a farm. The dialogue reflects humorous misreadings and rural perspective.
Lothron Johnson reports patents issued to Northwestern inventors in St. Paul and surrounding towns. The list includes names and items such as screening machines rotary engines sash balances poultry houses wringers and related devices from inventors in Minnesota North Dakota and Portland.
A noisy OCR fragment lists names and scattered product ads from Fargo Minnesota and Minneapolis brands. It includes references to eye ear nose throat specialist J H Rindlaub and various sales copy for medicines and dairy items. The readable bits resemble an intermittent classified mix rather than a coherent article.
The article argues for selecting seed from two ear stalks with cylindrical ears about nine inches long and seven inches around. It describes methods to dry and store ears, marking selected ears, and best times for husking and handling to preserve vitality. It also notes furnace ventilation and avoiding freezing storage due to root decay and disease concerns.
A garbled reader passage mixes jokes about voting tests and segregation era phrases. It includes parodic lines about a voter and a machine, with quips on court writs and social behavior.
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