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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
3
An odd clipping praises outside applications for pains, claiming quick, safe cures with Allcock's. It notes sixty years of use and a rustic anecdote of a tramp at a farm gate asking for food, only to be turned away by a worker.
Greening and Browning discuss figures and attention at burlesque shows with Browning noting his front seat positioning. The exchange hints at admiration for performers and the show’s risqué atmosphere.
A fragmented OCR shows lawyers Lothrop Johnson Peter Chris ansson and others with Minnesota addresses listing patents for kitchen utensils refrigerators and machinery. It includes stray quotes on faith thinking poetry and ad-like lines about prices, cures, and assorted taglines from various sources.
A narrator in coastal India befriends Aralee a sixteen year old Brahmin girl living under strict guardianship. Aralee longs for English contact and freedom while facing an arranged Rajah marriage proposal. Bethune and Robbie aid her, but Narayana the zemindar enforces isolation and Aralee vanishes after a farewell with Bethune.
A reader testifies that after years of eczema covering head, body and face and failed hospital care, Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap cured him in five weeks, enabling employment again and prompting recommendations to others with skin diseases. The note is followed by ad snippets and dialect humor.
Circular No. NW 4ide Fur Co Minneapolis notes fur price lists and policy hints. The fragmentary text includes a sardonic line about a man with sand leaving footprints in time, suggesting a satirical or editorial aside rather than a clear news item.
Miss Helen Cannon, devoted daughter and amiable hostess, supports her widowed father the Speaker of the House. She keeps him in good humor with cribbage, enjoying the moment when his temper flares as a tonic to ease his cares.
Fragments mention overshoes and rubber goods from a local dealer. The text references a postal address in Baul Atlnn and urges mentioning the newspaper. Also includes a weary proverb about the average man repeatedly getting into trouble.
A condensed fragment discusses pickles and piety with odd phrasing. It mentions furs hides revts ipo men and comments on married women and husbands controlling a portion of their earnings, though details are unclear.
Fragmentary ad text notes cheap trapper supplies and a request to write for Catalogue No 9. It mentions experts in photography and a feisty motto about trusting in the Lord and not needing to cancel a membership. Content is garbled but centers on ads and contact prompts.
At the dedication of Pennsylvania's capitol in Harrisburg Senator Penrose praised a private speech as pregnant with meaning and revealing of the author’s character. He compared it to a fragrant observation about a young lady who muttered on a street corner about not recalling whether she would meet Worris on Tasker street or Tasker Morris street.
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