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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
10
Charles P. Novcross, a Washington correspondent, began his career by covering a court docket entry. William Burns faced a $10 fine for stealing a mantling tale from James Jones, whose wife valued the musical martingale kept in their parlor.
Mr Goodman greets new neighbor and offers a lawn mower. The newcomer gladly accepts noting the handover as an improvement over the previous occupant who always mowed the lawn themselves.
A correspondent challenges a senator about opposing the statehood bill. The senator, enraged, demands why considerations are questioned, while the reporter suggests indecision mirrors the public doubt. The exchange highlights tensions over constitutional reform and accountability.
Esmeralda questions doctors claims about motoring and mouth spoiling, while Gladys asserts Esmeralda’s long experience with automo bile driving contradicts the idea.
A domestic note instructs washing flannels with Ivory Soap and rinsing in warm water then sun drying. A physician counsels a patient to walk more to improve fitness, noting the patient cares for newborn twins at night and seeks exercise.
Aden is described as the sole fortified point between Egypt and Bombay and is regarded as an outpost of the Indian Empire.
Dun's Review of Trade notes high consumer demand and rising outputs in Chicago with strong wholesale orders for spring goods while rail freight bottlenecks and labor shortages slow distribution. Bradstreet's reports congestion in railway traffic hampers grain movement and cotton markets across the West and South as winter approaches.
Market briefs list cattle hogs sheep and grain quotes from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York Toledo and more. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter eggs potatoes and hay with region specific ranges and grades.
A baker advertises fresh cream puffs at ten cents a dozen, drawing a surprised customer who questions the unusually low price. The proprietor brushes off concerns, saying the shop must close soon and mentioning his daughter Antonie.
A Philadelphia Press item notes a stranger testing eggs with a grocer in a strange exchange. The man hints he wants eggs not for eating but to suit a ham actor's mood after attending a show at the opera house.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon Ohio suffered fifteen years of kidney trouble with back pain poor vision and dizziness. Deans Kidney Pills gave quick relief and complete cure, saving her life claims the testimonial in this vintage ad. Also a humorous note about Theresa the mule ends with a Frenchman cursing the beast as she sinks from a pier.
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