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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
3
The column notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preferred modern cure for croup, praised for rapid relief and safety. It contrasts hive syrup and tofu old remedy with Chamberlain's, claims quick phlegm expulsion, and advises giving the medicine at onset of a barky cough. E F Cobb stocks it.
The GC M and St P railroad offers excursion tickets within 200 miles at one and one half fare round trip. Tickets sold December 24 25 31 and January 1 with return by January 4. Inquire local agent for details. Duplicate receipt books for sale at this office.
The notice outlines Dr P A Lillie offering eye, ear, nose and throat services with glasses fitting and microscopic tests. It lists office and residence, night calls, and contact numbers. A Plymouth County District Court notice from February 1904 cites Alexander Card as plaintiff seeking to quiet title to lots 7 8 and 9 in Sargent's addition to Port landville Akron and warns defendants of a forthcoming petition and potential default.
The famous prank of Sir John Soane unfolds through three sealed cupboards opened after his 1837 death. 1860 reveals trivial accounts and family quarrels, while the second cabinet yields only stale correspondence. 1898 ends with Sir B W Richardson’s death just before the final revelation of more worthless papers.
A Scotsman editorial urges families to avoid nagging and fault finding at meals. It argues cheerful, contented mealtimes improve digestion and nerves, especially with teens, and that scolding should wait until after meals. It emphasizes setting a positive example for children.
A man with one glass eye dropped it, smashing to atoms while away in the country. He asked a friend the nearest place to get refitted. The friend replied humorously suggesting the girl he flirted with last night, renowned for “making eyes” in Punch style fashion.
A south sea islander prays that the truth heard at the religious meeting remain with them as a tattoo on the body, not worn like fine clothes to be folded away. The speaker notes the prayer, quoted from Carleton's Magazine, emphasizes enduring faith rather than temporary dress.
An awkward exchange centers on watering a thermometer, with an untrained nurse explaining that a higher temperature would justify another quinine dose, while a questionable inquiry by the invalid frames the scene. The fragment hints at medical misunderstandings and old remedies.
Bewildered dialogue quotes a mother and son as they spar over truth and imagination. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a pianist and a boastful claim, hinting at daring that masks cowardice in a fragmentary passage.
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