Deflanse Starch Turns Up In Curious Wariness Talk
A quirky note notes Deflanse Starch being usable cold or boiled and comments on talk being cheap while some people indulge in extravagant remarks.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
7
A quirky note notes Deflanse Starch being usable cold or boiled and comments on talk being cheap while some people indulge in extravagant remarks.
In a clipped, dialect speech the speaker claims to have deceived others by acting under the cover of the President. The statement asserts a long period of concealment and suggests persistent manipulation of others’ actions.
Fragmentary wires note Eugene Debs entering a heated Indiana race discussion. Other clipped items claim a man should mind his own business as a general maxim. The text reflects scattered presidential era commentary.
Advertising copy touts Hunt's Lightning Oil for pains catarrh neuralgia rheumatism cuts burns colic and diarrhea with a satisfaction guarantee or money refunded priced at 25 and 50 cents.
The Atlanta Constitution argues that true punishment for the Breathitt County feudists can only come through the cutting off of their alcoholic clabber as a deterrent.
A concise statement notes that when the office seeks a man it finds the trail laid out to prevent excuses for a misstep. The aphorism emphasizes deliberate methods guiding investigation to avoid errors.
Partial OCR reads like a misspelled note claiming benefits after using Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It lists a Philadelphia address 124 arch Street and mentions a trial and treatment, with scattered garbled words about costs and results.
The Franklin Cour ier reports Joseph Pfeffer wed Fraulein Josepha Haushofer with about 260 guests dining after the ceremony. They feasted on 6000 pounds of meat, 250 puddings and 770 gallons of beer, roughly twenty five pounds of meat per person one pudding and two and a half gallons of beer per guest.
A Milwaukee Sentinel verse admires Philippine queens for their daring costumes and breezy attire under bamboo shade. It jokes about decollete fashion and scant skirts, noting their air of modesty contrasts with playful exposure.
A testimonial describes health improvements after stopping coffee and starting Postum. The speaker cites relief from chest pressure and palpitations, improved digestion, and better energy, attributing the change to leaving coffee and choosing Postum. Details mention Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, and an advertising extension for a $7600 cooking contest fund.
Dolores Johnson helps search for missing John son on a dangerous mountain path as young Green leads rescuers with rope and courage. A vulture circles above and the group braces for a perilous descent to reach a possibly wounded man.
Dolores endures hunger and weariness as she plans a bold move to learn of her father’s fate. She prepares milk and coffee, steels herself with a last meal, and heads down the road when Green appears seeking news about Mise Johnson and her missing father.
Greater London total rises to 6 581 372 with near 1 million growth in a decade. The outer ring accounts for most of the increase. Female to male ratios exceed two to one in several age groups, helped by many female domestic servants from the countryside. London hosts 234 398 female servants and 16 420 male servants. more residents over forty five than ever before.
An advertisement extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female ailments including irregular menstruation and hysteria. It cites letters from grateful users and urges women to seek the cure, promising testimonials and doctor-free relief.
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