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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
7
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action with partial readable details and local officials names obscured by OCR errors. The readable bits point to a local authority and sale process, but key specifics are missing.
A patient writes praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted female tonic. The letter urges others with weakness and displacement to try the remedy and notes testimonials from women who claim relief and renewed vigor.
In a Lake Superior tale a lawyer narrator recounts meeting Dan Dacre a restless former classmate who seeks help to win back his beloved Blea Warren. Dacre investigates a hunter Reuben Thorpe linked to a disappearance, braving wild shores to uncover truth and secure a quiet life with Blea and Thorpe, ending in a peaceful hamlet.
A fragment from Popular Magazine details the Great Wall of China as nearly perfect in condition. It notes smooth top surfaces allowing bicycle travel and granite facing blocks that have endured climate for over 2,000 years. The wall stretches 3,400 miles with towers every 100 yards, about 82 feet high and 20 feet thick.
Archibald Hunter, praised by Lord Kitchener, built a forty year service record noted for bravery. Known as Fight ing Archie, he led in the Nife expedition and Sudan, wounded at Gulag, received the DSO, and commanded a division at Khartoum. He earned nineteen decorations and rose to general after twenty two years. In the South African War he faced a strong rival and declined a public reception, preferring the battlefield to the platform.
The article recalls Jules Bois and a youthful romance involving M Bol a, framed under French indivisible marriage law, and ties the tragedy to bloodied political history. It argues women must join politics with equal rights and duties, asserting a new era where women gain public empowerment.
The story chronicles Norbert Wiener’s unlikely path from a shoe string vendor in Kansas City to a celebrated scholar. Born to a Russian immigrant, he faced poverty before a French-Canadian pulld him into self employment with 25 cents capital. He then used the public library to study, later becoming a teacher at Central High School, Missouri, and advancing to Harvard.
Rosalie Jones, heiress to Oliver Livingston, once active in the suffrage movement, now works as a New York automobile saleswoman. The prominent figure, who inherited over a million dollars, says she remains keen on women’s rights while rejecting idle gossip and devoted to practical living. Her family’s Cold Spring Harbor mansion and large estate frame a life split between city work and country residence.
In a village style tale Polly the washerwoman laments her son’s habits likening him to a grasshopper. The dialogue weaves family quirks, work ethic, and prudent insurance advice as Hor Sake and others discuss climate, advertising, and a proverb about curing versus insuring. The piece blends humor with cautionary notes from local figures including Mayor Thompson of Chicago.
A fragmented dialogue shows farmers frustrated with crop focus and seeking automotives to improve life. A political note hints at campaign plans and social clubs, while a shopkeeper and households discuss orders, coffee, and enduring love amid daily chores.
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