27 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
In Florida swamps hunter guides describe profitable wild honey deposits of over 300 pounds found in hollow trees. Hunters locate trees by tracking bee flight, requiring keen eyesight and a compass. An ad touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap for skin care and fragrance products.
Archduke Rudolph of Austria Hungary and Baroness Mary Vetsera died January 30 1889 at Meyerling Vienna in a scandal shrouded by palace intrigue. Archduke Leopold Wolffing recounts a tale of royal secrets murder and a dynastic curse spanning the Hapsburg era.
“Eatonic is wonderful,” says C. W. Burton. A sufferer from stomach trouble for 20 years, he reports relief after using Entonic. The ad claims Entonic cures acidity and gases by removing the cause, urging readers to take Intente tablets after meals and promising relief with a guarantee from the druggist.
Fifty seven Breton battalion survivors held a line of shellholes near Verdun in June 1918. Surrounded by French and German bombardment, the men stood packed with bayonets raised as others fell, until shells buried them and the scene left only a line of bayonets in the ground.
Mrs Benham asks why hair is worn over ears prompting a lighthearted reply about avoidance of unwanted hearing. The dialogue reveals a domestic exchange focusing on personal attire and perception.
A terse Quintilian inspired note stresses that clarity matters more than reader willingness. The fragment discusses temptations during a parlor table scene and notes that gymrese and walnut in contest cause table alters to rot.
In Whatcear Iowa Mrs Elsue L Orrick credits Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her health after a doctor warned surgery was the only option. She notes the medicines have been used for at least 15 years by various family members and praises their effects. All druggists carry them and they contain no alcohol.
A millionaire jokes about buying a steam laundry by mistake, blaming a catalogue error and a muse for the mix up. He remains undeterred, aiming to make the laundry profitable despite the odd miscue. The tale ends with a comic exchange from a State Froth piece involving Little Mary and a shocked mother.
A fragmentary dialogue line shows a speaker asking about injuries after a branch broke and the other replies not until the branch reached the ground. The terse exchange hints at a fall incident preserved in OCR text.
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