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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
6
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The Philadelphia Bulletin reports Moody criticizing certain remedies as ineffective and not helpful, likening flawed options to a chophouse waiter serving a cold plate that fails to satisfy a hurried guest. The remark underscores concerns over policy efficacy and practical implementation.
A homemaker extols garden work as a gym for women, praising hoe use for physical fitness, mental growth, and productivity. She plans to hoe, sow, weed, and harvest, noting social scrutiny matters little while promising personal uplift and future use of bicycles and sports gear.
In a courtroom scene the judge directs the prisoner to speak. The inmate asks the judge not to let the weak defense influence the verdict and requests the sentence he believes he would have received had he confessed earlier.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted woman to woman remedy for female illnesses. It cites Mrs Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee and claims the medicine restored her health after doctors urged operation. The text emphasizes confidentiality and free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
The piece surveys an eight sided barn of 26 feet per side for about fifty cattle, noting space gains but hay handling challenges. It also covers drought strategies, humus in soil for potatoes, forest thinning profits, wool preparation, and a Traveling School of Agriculture at Cornell.
Clark County leads Indiana in crop variety with skunk farms near Marysville and dog farms in Washington Township and Charlestown. Snakes near Nabb, turtles near Jeffersonville, sunflowers and butter beans grown for sale to Louisville and Cincinnati, a ginseng farm on Camp Creek, a large grape vineyard at St Josephs Hill, Mongolian pheasants near Henryville, and a major wine use of nearly all grapes.
A Coloradon mother credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength in a fifteen month old boy after pneumonia brain fever and teething convulsions. After a visit to Kansas City she fed juice and milk then Grape-Nuts itself, showing rapid improvement and eventual robust health. The story promotes Grape-Nuts and cream as nourishing for brain and nerves and advises looking for The Road to Wellville booklet.
Dorothy rushes home from school excited about a new teacher but cannot recall the teacher's name. She explains to a puzzled classmate that they do not write to the teacher, a remark quoted from the New Orleans Picayune via the New York World.
A Houston Chronicle line records a dramatist calling the heroine of a play Little Sunshine, noting she is the daughter of an illicit distiller. The manager quips you should call her Little Moonshine, highlighting witty stage banter.
A French artist has completed the largest canvas ever painted after eight years of work. The massive work depicts the funeral of M. Carnot and covers 150 square yards.
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