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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
8
A writer notes Moors bury wealth in hidden places. After a patriarch dies, digging begins but the buried fortune often remains unfound. An example occurs in a coastal town where money was found hidden in a wall during demolition.
A claim by Mrs. Irene Tudor of Bellefontaine Ohio praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble. The ad describes symptoms of kidney disease and reports relief after use, labeling the product as a well known remedy. It includes a patronizing testimonial and price 50 cents per box.
The poem speaks of the sculptor working in isolation to carve lasting art despite worldly scorn and praise. It recalls artists like Lloyd Miiin and the marble ideal of Carrara, noting fame beyond death and the cold memorials etched by time.
In Philadelphia Bulletin style, Miss Caroline Drewitt pursues music as a civic tool to uplift a mixed Italian German neighborhood. Her plan features Gloria Campbell, Rev. Donald McGregor, and Harold Cartwright, as weekly performances blend culture and charity while Miss Caroline faces personal longing and a hoped for union with the minister.
Sailors boost earnings through tailoring, repair work, and pressing for officers, with many owning sewing machines for on board repairs. Embroidery, barbering, prize distributions, and submarine duty allowances add income. Descriptive letters from cruises also sold to crew. Extra pay for signaling, boat duties, and washing.
A long OCR fragment blends a eczema testimonial for Cuticura remedies, a Crimean War letter anecdote, Australian mourning rites, and scattered items about auto industry fear, a feline on a pole near a street transformer, snobbery anecdotes, and a Macaulay diary remark. Names appear: Mrs. Hunt Newark NJ 1908, Kinglake, Dundee Advertiser, Leslie's Weekly, Sherman anti trust law references. The tone mirrors a late nineteenth to early twentieth century column of miscellany with medical ads and society tidbits.
A government fuel testing plant opens in Canada to develop peat as a fuel source. Officials note vast Canadian peat deposits and aim to advance use of this material to supplement energy needs.
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