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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial of relief for back ache and general weakness. The text also describes a London fashion story about Lady Curzon wearing a silken robe adorned with 15,000 Indian beetle wing cases, noting the rarity and effort required to craft such a gown.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a system and names Pere taay and AES vine in vague terms. Readable context is insufficient to identify people places or events with confidence.
A garbled OCR fragment references states and seats with unclear details. The readable text mentions a process linked to a court or state action and implied timing, but the exact entities, dates, and actions are not recoverable from the supplied snippet.
A garbled OCR fragment references Golden Real and Hydrastte Canaden root with stone root and other Latin terms, mentioning constipation remedies and a purported doctor or supplier. The text appears to discuss pills or pellets and claims about relief, but wording is unclear and many terms are corrupted.
A Gainesville Texas man Mr M I C Moss describes thirty years of painful ulcers and eruptions from knee to foot. He credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills with curing him in six months after doctors and medicines failed. He urges others to seek relief from misery.
A reader’s letter discusses why chicks die in the shell and weighs theories on shell lime content, moisture, vitality, and parental feeding. It cites experiments with meat in fowl diets and notes Chinese incubation methods using manure piles and controlled heat. Mentions observers Estelle Harper and Ansrew C. Palet, and includes assorted humorous clippings and ads.
The text describes gape worms in chick windpipes causing gapes and deaths in broods. It notes worms are small and forked due to mating, and that coughing up worms can spread infection. Separated affected chicks risk reducing ground contamination. feeding bans on angle worms amid gape outbreaks are advised. Researchers at UC are studying the disease’s nature and relation to the human form.
The article explains that setting freight rates is a strategic game where railroad managers study every move for its broader impact. It warns a poor rate decision could ruin a city or industry, while rivals seek balance to boost business and allow shippers to influence pricing. It notes U.S. railroads have voluntarily kept rates lower than government railways in Europe and Australia, making them among the world’s lowest transport costs.
An old newspaper blurb touts Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for backache menstrual and uterine ailments. It cites letters from readers praising relief and urges women to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice. The tone echoes period health ads and emphasizes trusted endorsements.
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