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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
3
Pomp treks Prospect Hill to locate a missing mule after it strays from Mr. Rawson. Upon returning with the animal he defends the chase, claiming the mule’s approach from the front end safeguards him, while correcting Mr. Rawson’s misunderstanding.
David Price of Corydon Indiana describes severe kidney trouble and back pain. One week after starting Dean's Kidney Pills he could walk without a cane and his health steadily improved, remaining well seven years later. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Indiana college president addresses new year students praising the largest freshman class. He then reads the Third Psalm aloud, uttering Lord, how are they increased that trouble me, as a lesson for the day.
A Boston mother extols Grape-Nuts citing her six year old Bob, four year old Jack, and two year old Dick as examples of the cereal’s benefits. She shares a neighbor’s ill toddler improving after eating Grape-Nuts and notes her family’s daily use for health and vigor. The writer promotes moderation in sweets and references The Road to Wellness.
Stewart rescues Mathilde after a perilous night and confronts hidden truths. He plans protection and reveals past deceptions, including Nellie and Flora, as Mathilde learns of her husband’s devotion and their renewed bond.
A comic fragment shows a mum asking for work for a strong man while a hobo laments needing a recom mendation from a dead former employer. Grace is teased for nautical jargon as chatter shifts to a man in a millinery shop and a barber shop scene with a boy getting a haircut.
A brief exchange from a Puck short story where Mrs Hodge explains her husband’s abstinence, denying religious zeal, and admitting his language can be dreadful, as Nellie calls about a mother and errands amid a humorous domestic scene.
A brief, fragmented dialogue shows a judge, a friend, and residents offering encouragement and gossip. The exchange touches on perseverance, self-doubt, and social judgments among neighbors in a street setting.
A fragmentary poem reflected from a New York Sun item invokes a summoned Sphinx, a fading life, and alienated lovers. The speaker pleads what life can offer as parting paths are drawn, while the Sphinx’s pale smile lingers over the scene and the poem’s dark imagery.
Allan faces strong opposition from landlords and politicians who call him a wrecker intruder and meddler. Laura Edwards encounters an angry visitor, McCool, who warned Allan to stay off the grass. The tension sharpens as Allan relishes the challenge.
Allan taunts Crimmins with a threat to uncover Crimmins scandals and uses force of will to crush opposition. Laura aids by urging restraint as Crimmins plan to demolish Crimmins tenements is set for Monday.
Laura cares for Allan, a once carefree man scarred by his past, as Sanitary Officer Morling alerts them to smallpox and hospitalization. Allan returns to Laura before leaving for a sanitarium after healing hope. He writes, acknowledging Laura’s faith and his wish to be cared for, then dies.
Squire Bemis voiced surprise at the large Bushby circus crowd. William Hamtin noted women flocking to see wild beasts and the skilled wire walker, while Jed Potter and Miss Emma Bolles influenced local women to attend despite safety concerns.
A historical note recalls Princess Anne born 1687 daughter of Charles I who died in infancy. Thomas Fuller quotes her at prayer as she faced illness saying a short Lord's Prayer “Lighten mine eyes” before dying at under four. The charm and piety mark a brief, poignant royal child.
A brief misdated plea from Stray Stories shows a caller asking for donations to a poet's hospital fund. The editor responds with willingness and requests a late call to prepare poets for the ambulance.
The tachypod, a foot worn device shown in a Stockholm Central exhibition engraving, powers propulsion by weight transfer as the wearer steps. Claimed to let the user cover ground, even rough terrain, at cycling speeds, it could aid military mobility and battlefield efficiency.
An Ohio rail accident leaves brakeman Danny Willworth badly hurt after a caboose collision. He recovers at a Pittsburgh home on crutches, joking with his mother about his injuries and how he described the incident in letters.
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