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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs R C Richmond of Northwood Iowa praises a kidney and backache remedy after using three boxes with complete relief. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A brief dialogue follows about a new place and a caller noting a visiting card showing a woman at home Tuesday afternoons two hours weekly.
A Newark New Jersey case from 1907 describes a six week old infant with severe facial eczema. After visiting multiple doctors and specialists, Cuticura Remedies reportedly cured the condition within months. The letter cites relief from itching and crusted skin and asserts no recurrence by age seven.
The well informed seek a simple pleasant laxative with known value. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co. is presented as the ethical, effective remedy for family use. Buy only the genuine manufactured product. sold by leading druggists.
A rambling tale follows Nifty Rad and Ratty as they plot amid fog near the Tower of London to steal the crown jewels. The duo encounters police, diversions, and a chaotic plan that collapses amid misdirection and explosive distractions.
A Winnipeg Free Press correspondent reports superb wheat yields in Southern Alberta and the Pinch Fer Creek district. Averaged 47 to 48 bushels per acre with many No 1 Northern, plus strong returns in oats barley hay and dairy. Investors note cheap land at 3 per acre with 160 acres extra for settlers and rail access via Great Northern soon.
A playful scene unfolds as Mr Newstwed enters the kitchen and jokes about bread or cake while the bride laments she has not finished. The lighthearted moment captures domestic humor and a touch of puzzle like whimsy.
Inventors listed by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers report several new patents granted last week. Notable items include a game board by M Christopherson of Grafton North Dakota and a band cutter and feeder by J I Kummer Cold Spring Minnesota. Also featured are a W J Footitt designed whip socket from Carrington North Dakota a rake by E R Orchard Fargo North Dakota a penholder by J J Meyer Kenyon Minnesota a carrier system by J T Teare Stillwater Minnesota and a log grapple among others referenced by the Northwestern patent list.
Evening News reports tomorrow will begin dull and rainy with cloudy spells to follow. The sudden weather changes disturb readers as forecasts warn of unsettled conditions across the day.
A complete course in telegraphy including typewriting and penmanship costs $50 at Asker's School of Telegraphy in Fargo North Dakota. The teacher has 25 years experience as operator and train dispatcher. Send for further information.
Fragmentary ad like text shows a shop offering firearms and traps at low prices. Jumbled lines reference a clerk, a poet customer, and talk about avoiding liquor with a boastful, slangy tone. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
A jumble of old ad copy and quips about baby remedies and teeth, highlighting Castoria with its claimed 30 years of use and a playful classroom exchange about chicken teeth. The text blends promotional lines and stray phrases from various sources.
After winning a deal, steer clear of a man who brags for he will lift up his chest and take notice, suggesting distrust of overconfident opponents.
In a brief exchange, Dicks asks about Miss Wrinkles while Wicks clarifies their bond. Wicks notes they have been married since June, indicating a shift from friendship to partnership.
Advertisement-like fragment touts strong wings and storme cause granulation of the eyelids and claims Pettit’s Fye Salve quickly relieves symptoms. Mentions Howard Bros of Buffalo NY as distributors. Expresses sympathy for a woman lacking confidence in husband and dressmaker.
A brief note notes a girl known as Mem five gains popularity yet faces a potential decline in acceptance. The item records an opinion about social tides and shifts in popularity within a small community.
A partial OCR line hints at a social critique about wealth and value, with garbled phrases and a quoted postscript. The readable portions reference poverty as a luxury and a woman judging value by a postscript length, though many words are distorted.
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