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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
6
A lighthearted dialogue shows Nancy challenged by a stubborn husband and a suitor. The wife defends fidelity and heaven bound vows while a jokey insistence on marriage prompts a humorous overtones about religion and heaven. The scene features Nancy, Amy, and Iola Clewens as a potential rival.
A fragment recalls a committee member who served on a bank bust case. The odd debate centers on guarantees for bank deposits and a distrustful line about protecting savers. The text hints at a notorious figure with a bulbous nose and a bulging brow involved in post disaster commentary.
An advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hail's Catarrh Cure. It lists EK J Cheney & Co of Toledo as originators, touts testimonials, and notes internal use of the cure along with a price per bottle. It also includes other medical ads and unrelated notes about medicines and a brief stray item mentioning gun sales.
Walter H. Cox of Boston reports a painful three month eczema ordeal with itching and cracking that resisted medicine. After taking Cytleutra Reme, he recovered within a month, aided by Potty Dawes & Chem Corp, sole proprietors of Quilera Remedies in Boston.
A mosaic of farm tips and rural commentary covers manure value per emu, the Grosby peach’s hardiness, new plow concepts, ways to store apples, boll weevil control strategies, Baton Rouge farming reflections, and humorous domestic vignette about a new wife’s shopping missteps, reflecting early 20th century agricultural life.
A new course teaches women swimming and lifesaving skills to rescue drowning persons. Students learn water entry, towing, shore reentry, and limb grips while practicing from a common platform. The program aims to empower women with practical rescue abilities.
A badly injured child and an injured adult recount a wreck ordeal with lasting pain and inability to work. The piece promotes Don's Kidney Pills and PAZO Ointment, claiming cures and improvements, and mentions a bicycle raid by Chinese bandits and a teething syrup product.
A late 19th century royal transport feature describes armored coaches used by King Edward and Alfonso with steel shutters and armor plates. It recounts successful protections during Paris 1905 assassination attempts and a fatal 1881 Czarist bombing in St. Petersburg while noting fashion plate banter on gowns and propriety.
A Louisville woman recalls her daughter nearly collapsing from coffee anxiety nine years ago. After stopping coffee and tea, and using Postum and Grape-Nuts, the daughter recovered, became healthy, and joined three charities while holding an office. The letter, signed with Pentum Co. branding, is presented as a genuine testimonial.
Long excerpt describes Sioux Falls as a divorce hub. cites six to nine month residency rules, state branding as an immigration lure, and wealthy divorce seekers from East and abroad. Notes hotel life, Parisian fashions, and evolving city with new industries and stricter residency provisions.
The article recalls Spiegel Grove's named trees tied to Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, and William McKinley, plus saplings from the Charter Oak and Washington’s grave, noting how families plant and name trees to honor guests and history, a growing, commendable custom.
In 1686 Kosta era Boston women met for discussions beyond spinning or quilting. Anne Hutchinson hosted gatherings, drawing Puritan disapproval as clergy debated propriety and doctrine. Governor Winthrop praised her wit yet the Massachusetts General Court banished her and her followers for their unregulated gatherings.
An advertisement from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio touts Peruna as an effective remedy for coughs and colds. It features testimonials from customers including Mrs A L Wetzel and Mr Joseph Wall Chase and invites readers to request a Free Almanac for 1909.
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