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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
6
A Baltimore News excerpt quotes C O Warren praising coal oil as a remedy for head and body colds. He suggests fifteen to twenty drops of turpentine in agar every two months as a preventive internal bath, claiming it keeps one from ever being truly sick and strengthens the system.
O C Hayden of Albert Lea Minnesota praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and weakness. He says he could not walk, found relief after using the remedy, and notes no recurrence. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
Dialogue clippings from Philadelphia Press echo a domestic scene about a quarrel and a minister's son leading with his left, causing a hit. The excerpt presents a playful exchange between mother and Tommy, depicting a minor family dispute and a warning against fighting despite attempts to imitate the minister's boy. An ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets for colds with a money-back guarantee and E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
A study notes English compulsory in Mexican public schools and growing American influence. Mexican teachers study American pedagogy in the United States while many Mexican students pursue study here. The Mexican vice president, a friend to Americans, is Americanized and guides pro American investments in Sonora. He has three daughters enrolled in San Francisco schools, reflecting cross border education.
A student's diet shift from greasy foods to Grape-Nuts improved strength weight and mental clarity within weeks. He cites his sister and brother in Washington and many fellow students who also benefited, endorsing the product and directing readers to Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and The Road to Wellville.
Rosaline is guided by Star Light through a Cherokee village after escaping in disguise. Star Light arranges Rosaline to help free a pale captive, Fanny Harrod, by deceiving guards and guiding her toward safety under Otter Lifter’s gaze. The scene blends escape, tribal politics, and evolving bonds.
A half hour walk brings maidens to a Cherokee village of about twenty lodges. Star Light moves past huts as Rosaline follows, and a tall majestic figure appears in the narrow serpentine path between lodges.
Logston recounts a bloody night in Boonesborough as Le Bland schemes escape with Andrew the enslaved African's aid. The Frenchman flatters Andrew, proposes poetry and payment to win aid, while awaiting the guard rotation and a possible break from the blockhouse.
The report notes Uganda bishop Hanton recounting medicine men withholding remedies despite conversion while medicine women often reveal little of value. It recalls claims by scientists like Spencer Darwin Huxley and Pasteur of life’s secret, later disproved, and Paris case Josephine Varillo who vowed never to speak after imprisonment, later found mute by doctors.
A Detroit Free Press line depicts a sharp husband wife exchange with the husband claiming women lack logical minds while the wife retorts she relies on him for thinking, illustrating a satirical domestic moment.
The Chronic Bachelor protests that accusations of always seeking number one are wrong and claims his elusive behavior aims to evade her, per the Cleveland Leader.
Senators Perkins and Patterson presented petitions calling to oust Reed Smoot while the health measure dominates the Senate. The House passed three bills including a gambling ban in territories and a census boost, with 850000 for Basitan coal lands. A death notice for Rep Castor prompted adjournment. Castor memorialized in Philadelphia.
A Suffolk Street New York woman details a long rheumatic battle starting in 16. She praises Dr Williams Pink Pills after months of illness including swollen hands and deformed feet. The article promotes genuine pills from Schenectady and notes Senator David Wark’s death at 101 while recounting his independent streak.
A Hutchinson Kansas man recounts a long battle with widespread psoriasis. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent for thirty days he claims complete, permanent relief. The narrative details the disease’s appearance, itching, and shedding scales, with a note dated April 20 1905.
Enormous crops prompt Salter Seed Co to issue a special Salzer's Bargain Seed Book filled with bargain seeds and prices. Remit 4 cents to receive free enough seed to grow 5 tons of grass plus Cosmos flowers. The notice cites Lockdrawer C La Crosse Wis and markets seeds for farmers and gardeners.
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