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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
7
A reader from Ohio recounts ten years of backache with exhaustion and headaches, praising Dean's Kidney Pills for relief. The ad promotes cures for eczema and visions of eye nose throat care, and includes other testimonials about infant eczema and a bizarre animal bite anecdote from a local scene.
A reader recounts being called pale and weak before switching from coffee to Postum. After five years of cold climate fatigue and headaches, her blood warm and heart steadied, improving digestion and headaches. Her daughter and son also thrived on Postum, prompting belief coffee was harming them.
An invalid student writer recalls cherished readings and imagined scenes from memory as the day fades. He writes a farewell letter to his mother, imagining future loves and regrets, while the chapel clock marks six and a boy leaves the racquet court with a last glance at life and longing.
A young descendant of a Revolutionary General, with his mother in Philadelphia, asks about his great-great grandfather while guests dine. The moment reveals curiosity over ancestral portraits and lineage, prompting explanations that satisfy the assembled company.
Four young Washington socialites led the city’s gayest set to a surprising elopement. Evelyn Walsh, Mathilde Townsend, Katherine Kilkins, and Isabel May formed a famed quartet famed for debutante status and high profiles. Edward B. McLean married Evelyn Walsh, linking two wealthy families in a socially rich but cautious era.
The Works of Maj L Enfant who laid out Washington originated in Paris. He studied in France and served as a major of engineers in the Continental Army at Yorktown. He remodeled Federal Hall in New York and designed the Order of the Cincinnati badge before Congress met.
District residents vote to exhume Maj. Pierra Charles Litnfant from the Riggs farm eight miles north of Washington in Prince George's County Maryland. His remains will be reinterred on the Catholic university campus with a monument to mark the grave.
A damaged OCR page preserves scattered product notes and trade offers. It mentions white lead paint and a National Lent Company, plus a teething remedy by Mrs Winslow. The text is fragmentary with scattered names, addresses, and stray promotional lines from a bygone era.
An advertisement extols a purported health tonic claimed to promote happiness and right living. It touts universal acceptance by Well-Informed of the World, physicians, and customers, urging purchase of a genuine product manufactured by the California Pig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
Letters from Mrs. A Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Alvin Sperling of Boston report relief from female troubles and avoidance of surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ads promote decades of use and invite readers to write for guidance from Lydia Pinkham at Andrews Mass.
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