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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
6
Fragmentary note discusses purifying and indigoing blood and complexion with phrases about making old blood new and rich blood. No clear people or organizations are named in readable text.
A mountaineer recalls moonshine and a trick of a bee swarm to scare off revenuers. Zeb White tells how a beehive drove off officers chasing a still, leaving the family to hide the setup in the hills while the old woman exhorted patience and law avoidance. The tale ends with the officers fleeing in panic as bees inundate the cabin, and White plans to move the still to safety.
Tennessee boasts rich timber resources with virgin forests led by oak. Oak timber resists weather and submerged burial, lasting long beyond the life of those who planted it. It remains highly valued for furniture and fine house finishing, with prices rising in spurts as demand grows.
In a Bombay Gazette summary an Indian court jury, after reviewing evidence, declared they would acquit all but ten confenced suspects. They questioned the reliability of the evidence, noting that it can be fabricated and that a confession is the only sure proof of guilt.
A quirky dental exchange contrasts inherited teeth with parental traits. Marie Breslau, honored as chevalier of the Legion of Honor, is highlighted as a leading woman painter after gold medal wins and salon attention. An ad for Dr King’s New Discovery promotes cough and chest relief with a promise of safety and trial bottles.
A Philadelphia Record item quotes Rev. Jas. Kirkman from Belle River praising One Minute cough cure for bronchial trouble and throat and lung ailments. He notes immediate relief for coughs and colds and says it is safe and child friendly, with great popularity among youngsters.
In a humorous fragment the balloon refuses to encourage drinking by the young yet hints a drop could not hurt. A parachute then drops. A second item extols Rocky Mountain Tea and touts Kodady dyspepsia cure with a testimonial from N G Corestenson of Hayfield Minnesota claiming digestion and stomach relief after three years of illness.
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