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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
3
A fragmentary exchange notes one person planning to attend a football game while another person quits going. The dialogue hints at internal conflicts about excitement and a past incident affecting a hobby.
In a lively chat, Mrs Skatvler asks about the hiéwirl choice while Mrs Homer praises a local performer as a jewel. The dialogue notes she isn’t new, having appeared for nearly a week of feature shows.
The Belgians admire pigeon breeding and note the true Antwerp carrier as one of the choicest and comparatively rare birds in this king's stock.
The ad extols Allcock's Plasters as safe since they use no deleterious drugs, sure because ingredients fit plaster use, and speedy as medicinal qualities act directly on muscles nerves and skin. It warns against imitation and urges buyers to insist on genuine Allcock's. Uncle Jerry Peebles is quoted commenting on reputations and souls.
An ad promises Pazo Ointment cures for itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days with money back guarantee. The page also prints a fiction snippet about a mill hand who reconciles after a bitter quarrel over presents tied to a mill pond and a satirical joke about wage greed.
A young father credits Grape-Nuts with reversing long term illness including indigestion and inflammatory rheumatism after years of dieting and remedies. He reports a weight gain of 10 pounds in five weeks and ongoing health improvement, praising the product and its neutral flavor.
In the deanery Cyrus comforts Charley after a clash with five or six parish boys. The dean queries the tale, ruling Cyrus defends him and the two brothers grow closer, while Grace reevaluates her harsh treatment and despite Jaquet’s meddling. The ending hints at Jaquet’s betrothal as the Bones clan looms.
In a well lighted denham scene Cyrus clashes with Charley and Jaquet as Gertrude Baumgarten, the nurse and the dean's family confront the fray. Charley bleeds from a nose strike and Lady Grace punishes Cyrus while Dr Baumgarten and the dean withdraw.
In a Berkeley Square drawing room, Dean Taumgarten reveals strained finances as Lady Grace and a guest prepare for a Paris visit, with debts mounting despite two thousand pounds a year from her mother’s estate. Grace’s ignorance of money deepens the couple’s financial embarrassment, while Lord Avon amiably supports his sister amid the London stay.
In a Philadelphia Ledger quote, Willie asks what mantrap means and the elder explains that a rocking chair in a dark room is a simple, effective mantrap. The exchange uses a humorous, folksy tone to illustrate danger or cunning.
A humorous dialogue exchanges between a wife and husband about lasting sunshine in their relationship. The wife jokes about needing moonlight and fame while the husband comments on night outings and the rarity of sunshine after dark.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a dramatic scene about a robbery attempt and describes a lengthy Texas land sale in the past eight months totaling 8,600,000 acres sold for prices ranging from two to five dollars an acre.
New York reports that Java sugar shipments to Atlantic ports are light this season as China and Japan take a larger share. By Nov 1, about 100000 tons arrived, well below last year’s 800000. Captains note reduced arrivals and importers cite rising demand abroad after the war’s settlement.
An excerpt from Harper's Magazine describes a dramatic reading where a performer enacts a prisoner and Cromwell confrontation. Instructions guide gestures, head tilts, footwork, and vocal tones to convey pathos as the line curfew shall not ring tonight is delivered with strained emotion.
The article describes a large modern transatlantic steamer that cooks entirely by electricity. Electric stoves line the kitchen like a typewriter keyboard and each stove handles specific foods. A clever mechanism lifts eggs from boiling water automatically, highlighting clean, odorless cooking and suggesting restaurant owners adopt similar electric systems.
A Washington Star quote features Mila Approbation and Mr. Cymrox debating classical music. The dialogue pivots on social diversions and female influence in handling men, noting a man’s comfort at home as essential to success in social settings.
A fragmented 19th century style excerpt shows a neighborly exchange over a painting or tasting scene. Characters debate the meaning of a sunset image and warn of ruin, with a hesitant remark about selling it as the sun goes down.
A woman from Olympia Washington describes kidney trouble causing dropsy, backache and swelling in feet hands and chest. After using four boxes of Don's Kidney Pills the bloating and distress subsided. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells them for 60 cents each.
The king’s domain lists more than 300 million in Asia, 7.5 million in America, 43 million in Africa, 6 million in Australasia, and 42 million in Europe. Religious divisions include 208.6 million Hindus, 94 million Muslims, 58 million Christians, 12 million Buddhists, and 23 million others.
A 19th century style advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to act on mucous surfaces. J Cheney Co Toledo and Wading Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm and offer testimonials free with orders. Druggists sell the cure and Hall's Pills are advertised for constipation.
The Philadelphia Ledger fragment shows Nell accusing a man of always trying to kiss her, while Lelle notes she once liked him and wouldn’t mind a kiss. Nell dismisses the advances as persistent and unreciprocated.
An advertisement touts BromO Quinine tablets as a cure for a cold within one day. Each box bears E W GROVE’s signature and retails for 25 cents.
In a quoted exchange a young man with a sample case confirms proprietorship of a drug store while a visitor questions clerks and rejects doing business. The brief confrontation ends with the visitor declining to proceed, citing the proprietor’s thin clientele as a reason.
The Portuguese tried to establish cattle farming in Newfoundland in 1533 but all traces of the imported animals have vanished.
A New York woman reports decade long nervous trouble and painful tremors from Jacamotor ataxia improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She claims complete relief for over a year and notes pills cost 60 cents a box or 2.50 for eight. A free booklet on Nervous Disorders is offered.
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