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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
7
A garbled OCR line shows a tense exchange about blocking a tomb and a speaker claiming a tall, objecting custodian. The readable fragment includes phrases about stopping a tomb, a tall man, and an objection noted by a “you wouldn’t rop that tomb through my unvetada” style line.
An advertisement claims Cascarets provide a portable health aid in a Thrifty Vest Pocket box containing six candy tablets. It promotes gradual, exercise-like bowel and liver stimulation, avoiding bile drivers and harsh laxatives. The copy urges authentic Sterling Remedy Company Cascarets and warns against counterfeit pills.
In a Chicago Tribune snip, Ferguson pleads for continued smoking after a brief exam by his family physician. The doctor warns of nervous wreck fate if cigars persist. Ferguson jokes about sending them elsewhere and asks for nourishing food and outdoor time.
A fragment from the Princeton Tiger quotes Selihats criticizing Old Serleys as the worst tightwart. The piece notes a mixed travel routine along Route 60 and mentions family outings, with passing, unclear context and garbled phrasing.
A historic custom on the continent featured burial without a coffin, where a single sheet served as the sole covering for the deceased. The practice reflects older funeral rites and differing cultural norms regarding burial preparations and modesty.
A fragmentary notice from Denver Colorado outlines a real estate sale with 34 lots on a tract near Seth Avenue priced at 24000. It mentions Write Owners and More Investment Co. and cites Cauldron Building and a quote attributed to Uncle Allen Sparks about giving men rope to bang a jury.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleansing remedy for eruptions, eczema, scrofula, and open ulcers. It touts an All-Healing Salve for sores and sells it by mail, urging readers to obtain the salve or discovery from druggists, with an ingredients list printed on the bottle.
Three companies of Briezled led by John hie Rebs with muskets and flags march up Pennsylvania Avenue under a district permit, stack arms outside the President's office, plant the Stars and Stripes, and seek a handshake with the President to invite him to Nashville. The scene, a startling symbol of postwar reconciliation, draws cheers from Union soldiers and Southern veterans alike as they parade in gray uniforms past the Capitol. The article also notes Washington’s first cooperative department store initiative by government workers, aiming to curb living costs amid stagnant salaries, with profits returned to members and a sinking fund. It discusses meat inspection costs, packers' responsibilities, and anticipated political battles in Congress over who pays for inspection, along with the whisky labeling decision under Roosevelt and postal delivery stamp changes.
HeLa Harris, United States consul at Smyrna, reports Asia Minor conditions to include a city of about 400,000 with no electric railway light or telephone. She notes many towns from 20,000 to 50,000 lack concessions for electricity, arguing American firms overlook opportunities despite large concessions.
Mrs John Mansell of 614 South Jefferson Street New Castle Pennsylvania recounts severe kidney trouble with painful scanty urination and swelling. After a course of Doons Kidney Pills she reports improved strength and health. Sold by all dealers 68 cents a box Poster Milton Co Buffalo NY. Also includes unrelated ad lines about railroad townsite promotions and a bear remark.
A dated advertisement narrates a mother’s account of severe eczema in her son, claiming Cuticura remedies cured him after eight months of misery. It also promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease with testimonials and details on availability and price, referencing 1905 notices and costs.
In a Pelican quotation, the college is praised for producing fine specimens of American youth and insistence that good men are being turned out daily. The line expresses pride in the institution's impact on its students and future citizens.
Fragmentary text notes a claimed cure for nervous diseases by a Dr line with addresses in Philadelphia. The rest omits clear details. The second sentence mentions books not found in cloth until 1828 and an English publisher taking up the idea.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as a leading remedy for female ailments including inflammation, aberration, and spinal weakness. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write to Lynn Massachusetts for free advice, noting decades of experience guiding sick women locally and through family lineage.
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