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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
8
A grandmother recounts Lot to a five-year-old boy and he asks if the cities were insured. The page contains brief opinions and quips from different papers noting contrasts in views on insurance and football reform, including a line about Allcock's plasters.
A rejected suitor asks for hope and the fair girl replies that many other girls are not as particular. The Philadelphia Press quotes the jesting exchange with a witty line about hope and options.
A London court reports a young hooligan on assault charges. The magistrate teased the youth about fighting, asking why he did not "go for a soldier." The youth replied that he once did, and the soldier nearly killed him. A separate ad touts PAZO OINTMENT promising a cure for piles with money-back refund if not satisfied within 14 days.
A 19th or early 20th century advertorial urging women to use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for backache and “the blues.” It cites testimonials from Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cottely in New York and Larimore, praising relief from backache, headaches, irregular periods, and general female ailments, claiming the compound is the universal remedy endorsed by judges and medicine.
The notice invites every woman to write to Mrs Pinkham for guidance on symptoms she does not understand. It explains Mrs Pinkham is Lydia I Pinkham’s daughter-in-law and successor, continuing 25 years of free cheerful advice to women seeking health help. ©
The Senate and House clash over amendments and laws, including a state teacher certification bill, labor and license proposals, and monuments funding. Key actions include a 9:30 a m adjournment, memorials for Revolutionary soldiers, and debates on primary, anti pass, and 2 cent fare measures with multiple resolutions and committee referrals.
Readers report strong relief from catarrh after using Peruna with several bottles. One man says thirty years of illness nearly erased, another claims thirty-seven years of poor health cured after twelve bottles. Advice to write to Dr Hartman in Columbus for free guidance.
Pearl fisheries operate at the Lobia islands in the lower Red Sea, supplying a notable industry. Few pearls reach European or American markets as local demand absorbs output. Pearls are highly favored in India and Arabia, with women often wearing pearl ornaments in various forms.
Two actresses clash over past scandals in a sharp exchange. The first asks about stolen diamonds, the second reveals quitting such roles years ago and skewers rivals, noting a new habit of chasing prominent citizens in her car.
A Philadelphia Press quip recalls a weather man predicting rain and a villager using an umbrella to swat him. The brief humorous exchange contrasts expectation with a playful punchline about the umbrella.
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