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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory reports to Mrs Pinkham that after seven years of suffering she found relief with Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy for various female troubles and offers free, confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
Rt. Rev. Edward King, bishop of Lincoln, aged about eighty, struggled to rise from a low chair during a seaside airing. A helpful fisher girl assisted and asked him not to mention the deed. She quipped she was used to such scenes, noting she often helped her father home when drunk.
Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers report patents tested in the week, naming inventors from Minnesota North Dakota and Duluth. Items include a switch signal, scissors, vehicle shaft, potato digger, tramway, mail box and a plan. Names T Hedberg Hendrum ND P Soberg Homestead ND C Fingal ND and A Nyland Duluth MN are listed among the inventors.
A witty exchange ends with a punch line as He and She characters confront their names. The girl asks for the young man's name, he replies It is He Tant and nothing more, prompting her tears at the awkward reveal. The moment underscores the title joke in the magazine.
A Washington scene captures a tense exchange as a man challenged for asking for aid confronts a heckler. The dialogue shows contention over welfare expectations and personal responsibility amid economic pressures.
The passage underscores Astoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children with a 30 year signature. It also highlights a large government contract paying $0,000 yearly to move a mall from Unalakilk to Nome, funding sledges harnesses and dog training. Hog cholera is discussed via Sloan's ointment praised by A P Williams for saving hogs and preventing losses.
An odd ad urges inventors to obtain patents for free by sending a stamp to Edwin L. Yowell in Washington D C. It blends a sermon-like moral with a tainted slogan about waiting by a river and hints at fur prices. The text mixes rhetorical fragments and promotional lines in a dated print style.
A Descriptive tour of the Washington Capitol reveals 430 rooms from grand halls to tiny cells lining the rotunda. A locksmith near the ground floor provides free key duplication for lawmakers, while other back rooms house office spaces and hidden nooks overlooked by most visitors.
A Montreal mother recounts curing three daughters of a severe eczema using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after failed attempts with other remedies. She notes the skin on another baby’s neck improved by morning after treatment. May 21, 1907.
A short note reflects on how individuals cannot force a week to be holy by making Sunday gloomy. The remark emphasizes personal attitude over calendar actions and urges steadiness despite a somber mood.
A distorted dialogue shows a young bride sobbing about unhappy arrangements with a fathead Ike and a preference for Challie. The fragment hints at social pressure and romantic conflict with strained phrases and garbled names.
Dr J H Rindlaub specialist offers eye ear nose throat care in Fargo North Dakota. The ad emphasizes beauty and distress with a bold call to seek expert care from the physician.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Fire and Elixir of Senua as strong yet natural laxatives. It claims benefits for internal organs, no side effects, and no need to increase dosage. It promotes Renunet California Fig Syrup for purchase through leading drug stores.
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