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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
2
A letter from A. Kattents of Saskatoon asserts that Western Canada crops cannot be checked despite adverse weather. He describes harvest yields, seed quality, and shipments of oats and wheat, noting high wheat quality and plans to reserve seed. The message includes a postscript about a separate remark on arguments with women.
A massive pool officially opens near London, claiming capacity of 1,360,000 gallons with 200 foot length and 6 foot 6 inch depth. The bath includes spectator space, daily pumping of 8,000 gallons, and has seen several rescues without fatalities to date. Construction began about a year and a half ago in a scenic area, attracting visitors.
An old age benefits from lighter meals and foods that support digestion. Grape Nuts, made from whole wheat and barley with diastas action, provide brain and nerve nourishment. A Michigan writer claims health gains after decades of use, noting constipation relief and improved vitality.
Reports from Sweden and Norway cover political tensions over the Aaland Islands and Sweden’s security posture, naval and coastal issues, and ongoing debates among ministers and factions. The dispatch notes Sweden’s potential fortifications, Russia’s role, and international reactions, plus Norway’s mining, industry, and church debates shaping upcoming elections.
Monday in Washington the senate session shifted to a political discussion led by Senator Tillman of South Carolina and Senator Beveridge of Indiana while considering the conference report on the Tadiation (sic) Bill. The house approved a $403 020 appropriation to pay the archbishop of Manila for damages to church property during the Spanish American War.
Washington reports show Senator La Follette speaking at length on the pending renew bill and railroad bond currency issues. House debate on the pension appropriation bill continues with wide topics, adjournment in memory of Senator Whyte, and later actions on pension agency consolidation.
Lincoln March 23 The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled liquor dealers may be indirectly responsible for deaths and damages. One case allows a widow to seek reasonable support from a saloonkeeper who sold her husband liquor. Another holds a brewery liable for a man who died after becoming intoxicated at the brewery, wandering onto a railroad track and being struck by a train.
A farmer named Whitbeck, seventy, living alone with his elderly wife on a farm in Auburn township Fayette county, was murdered on Thursday night. He had moved from Auburn village to the farm after his children left home. The motive or cause of the crime is not yet known.
The Library of Congress preserves and restores damaged manuscripts, making priceless historic papers usable while detailing key Washington collections. Chief editor Worthington Ford and assistant John C. Fitzpatrick discuss the Washington Jefferson and Hamilton papers, their value, and the care given to these fragile items. A note on curfew ideas for bachelors in the canal zone and lighthearted Capitol duties follow.
Alma Shepard Kollock of 44 Wallace Street Red Bank life marked by kidney trouble for four decades. He endured pain and nightly awakenings until Dean's Kidney Pills provided relief. sold by dealers, 60 cents a box FosterMibua Co Buffalo NY.
A testimonial from W. Dean of Newark Delaware dated March 28 1907 describes severe eczema on hands cured after two weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. The piece includes assorted dubious advertisements and scattered phrases about seeds and flowers.
A fragmented clipping mentions Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo a specialist in eye ear nose and throat and contains stray lines about accidents heartbreak a free sample and pious acts while children sleep and neighbors have left town.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions land in North Dakota and Georgia, a case of apoplexy and whiskey for rubbing a sore, a request for cream ice and rage, and a tirade of patent medicine claims. It references Garfield Tena and a generic call for patent samples to a patent solicitor.
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