13 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
A historical note describes a shark with a broad horizontal blade like saw in its mouth. The weapon edge is blunt and soft, not used to pierce hard surfaces. It attacks by dislodging prey with the saw and then feeds on soft entrails, aided by many small teeth unsuitable for rough tasks.
The ad notes rising kidney disease prevalence and urges Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and urinary issues. It claims relief from incontinence, painful urination, post liquor drinking discomfort, and frequent night urination, offering sample bottles and free booklet by Kilmer Co. and Boston area address.
Turcoman raiders in Central Asia roam by land and Caspian Sea to seize ships and plunder cargo. They sell prisoners into slavery with Khiva and Bokhara as primary markets. Slaves are kept in harsh conditions and used to till fields, sometimes bought for very low sums.
Moyra and Billy Fenton engage in Christmas tension and playful pursuit in a coastal town household. Moyra recollects her mother and Lulu’s birthday memories while Aileen hides her feelings and plans. Billy presses for a clear relation, proposes, and learns Aileen’s engagement to Lewisson may shape their future.
An exchange quoted by the Houston Post shows a suitor offering “everything” if married, and the reply seeking one demand a divorcee and alimony, highlighting romance and legal stakes in a single, sharp exchange.
Nine Massachusetts people were killed by automobiles in twenty six days while survivors protested the danger. They asked chauffeurs if they have a right to live, and chauffeurs retorted there are airships available.
A Houston Post quotation notes a banter about safety before marriage. A would-be groom quizzes a company about insurance and assurance, ending with a punchline about matrimonial plans and risk. The exchange captures humor over risk and commitment in a social moment.
Ke Hill Wine quips that debt payment is due, while the Houston Post notes the speaker claims the man is a doctor who helps others settle debts of nature, and asserts he enforces payment.
Last year 88,211 siMlens matches held in France generated 5,216,000 francs for the treasury, reflecting the state's monopoly on the game.
The article describes a five part kitchen device to easily turn soft foods like hot waffles. It includes a blade and holding level with a pivot, a spring lock, and a thumb actuated lever to lift and flip the waffle, promising neater results and simpler operation for cooks.
The article notes ancient and European angles on eating horse flesh. It cites China’s general consumption, a papal decree under Gregory XIII suppressing it in Europe, and a revival during Napoleon’s invasion due to famine, with the practice lingering in memory.
An 1907 testimonial from Mrs. James Wm of 118 N August St credits Donn's Kidney Pills with curing urinary troubles and ongoing relief after years of symptoms. The piece notes 50 cent sales through Foster Mullan Co and references a later claim of continued health. It also mention a Toledo business context and a Berlin tax on cuts with metal tags.
Sufferers from rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles are promised speedy relief and cure by the medicine Swamp Root. Proprietors claim high efficacy and offer a free sample by mail upon mentioning this paper. Also notes the Peacock Throne of Persia valued between ten and fifteen million dollars.
An old advertisement claims Salzer seeds yield high profits with Emperor William Oats and Silver King Barley, promising large acre yields and significant returns. It urges sending 10 cents for a seed catalog and samples, and mentions other products and remedies, including St Jacobs Oil and Garfield products, with various claims.
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