07 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
1
A reader from 219 Enat First Gt Kewanee Ullnots reports taking multiple bottles of Paruna for a persistent cough and sore eyes. She credits the remedy with making her feel renewed at age fifty nine after a neighbor provided initial relief last November.
A fragmentary line recalls nostalgia and a personal claim about Pe runa, expressing that the remedy has long held a place at home and may reflect a historic daily health belief. The wording is repetitive and lacks clear who, where, or date context.
Reports from Dr Byron Cummings and Dr Frederick W Hodge describe excavations in Arizona New Mexico and Zuni Hawlakhah uncovering evidence of pre Pueblo cultures thousands of years old. Findings include cremation dismemberment stone utensils pottery clothing looms corn and beans with dates extending back beyond a thousand years. This brief note reflects distant civilizations and early Native American heritage.
A young neighbor asks a local squire to settle a newborn naming dispute between spouses. The wife favors a name from her side of the house while the husband insists on naming after his kin. Raeckledoffer interjects, warning against needless quarrel even as he values peace.
A Wall Street clerk earned his naval commission on merit rather than influence. In the engineering division his rating was unusually high, though he was shy on military requirements. A recent visit to his enlisted brother at a nearby camp caused a ceremonial tense moment until the brother whispered a prompt to relax, and the sailors stood down.
The Vernacular reports a humorous exchange between a settlement worker and a woman of the tenement about instigating offspring and walloping khuds. Mrs Ben Mitker notes a discovery by food conservationists that when chickens are used with beef, it is better to cull nonlaying birds. Kansas City Star.
Ee you s in de wilderness said Brother William now is de tine ter stay dar 1 thank de Lund dat you got trees ter burn Atlanta Constitution During the past few years there las Ween a falling off in the yield of tthe Danian Conan dollars won't tke the Phen of eoyumion Rense
Hazel Weir, a Granville stenographer, rejects her employer Harrington and Bush after a stormy scene. Bush dies in a fall leaving a $5000 bequest for Hazel. Jealous fiancé Jack Barrow suspects Hazels motives as she accepts a job as a BC schoolteacher and meets the famed Roaring Bam Wagstell.
Hazel Weir encounters frontier tough Roaring Bill Wagstaff in the woods as she seeks Cariboo Meadows. Wagstaff, sitting by an open fire, confronts her with a wary, casual menace and yanks her into the light, exposing a tense, dangerous encounter between two distant worlds.
Hazel Weir More endures a harrowing trek through dark timber with Roaring Bill Wagstaff. He provisions a camp, teaches riding by instinct, and ferries Hazel toward Cariboo Meadows while she wrestles fear, cold, and dependence in a rugged frontier night.
In a startling development Hazel protests but is compelled to accompany Roaring Bill as he admits planning to take her to his mountain cabin. The scene ends with an unsettled outcome and the next installment promises further action.
A severe two day snow and hail storm trapped several hundred climbers on Mt Fuji. Police ordered excursionists to wait at Gotemba and Tarobo as relief teams fought drifts. Food concerns rose while climbers descended safely. telephone lines were destroyed, to be buried next season.
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