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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
3
Sylvanus Verrill of Maine credits kidney pills with a dramatic recovery after a severe injury left him paralyzed and with kidney failure. He reports pain relief, regained mobility, and improved kidney function after using a box of medicine from the Buffalo firm.
A long term study at the Ohio station compares corn and oats in work horse rations. Six Percheron geldings show corn supports work without laziness, water, or endurance loss. oats prove similar but corn generally cheaper since 1808. mixed rations may be more efficient. individual horse differences noted. implications for stable management and feed selection given market prices.
A humorous exchange contrasts hunting for game with hunting for work and notes a nervous wife influencing a marriage. A charity solicitation scene reveals a leap year romance moment as a young man awkwardly offers his name. The snippets echo light social satire and dated flirtations.
An old medical remedy claims mixing two ounces glycerine with half an ounce virgin oil of pine com and half a pint of straight whisky, taken as two spoonfuls every four hours, will cure a cough in 24 hours. The ad notes the genuine pine oil is from Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati and sold in halto ounce bottles, tightly sealed.
A Darmid reader recalls a six month old with severe eczema, skin loss, and blood discharge. After trying many remedies, the family used Cuticura products per Dr. B recommendation and report complete recovery before the child reached three years old. The ad cites James J. Smith’s testimonial from October 1906.
An odd health claim describes a tonic blending whiskey Torix Compound and Sarsaparilla Syrup promoted as a cure for rheumatism. Instructions say take four tablespoons before meals and at night, with ingredients available at drug stores. The text also includes a playful aside about reading tastes and a misquoted reference to a show.
A garbled 19th century column mentions Pettiv s Eye Salve priced at 25 cents said to relieve titer congestion and eye inflammation. It references neighbors and a Mrs Winatow with a spatting syrup, warns about dental injury and temptation, and nods to a local creamery in St Bly.
Reported by Lothian and Johnson patent lawyers from St Paul Minnesota and nearby towns. The list highlights inventors from Northwestern to Sioux City and Minneap olis with patents covering windmills smoke pipes hooks and various devices. The article notes several names and places including Waseca Crosby Saint Paul and Beville Lake and references first fair maki and other odd entries.
Fragmentary lines mention late songs and pies, a reference to transform them, and a vague jab at money and dealers. The text seems to mix circus hints with stray names and a claim about making two living creatures as one flesh, lacking clear facts or events.
A reader from Norristown cites relief from ailments after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice and shares a generic health endorsement claiming long standing effectiveness. The ad credits the product and offers an address in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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