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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
10
A letter from Sophia Mies of Evanston describes long standing catarrh and poor health. After trying many cures, Peruna allegedly cured her chronic catarrh and improved overall health. The note promotes Peruna tablets and Manalin laxative as tablet form alternatives.
A reflection on how Victorian England valued nature over modern life and how country lore persisted in speech. The author recalls rural phrases like Dame Partet or Pertet, noting their presence in memory and literature from Chaucer to the era.
An old farming column discusses feed efficiency for hogs and sheep, the value of turning straw to manure, and the advantage of dairy cream sales. It urges farmers to match markets with quality products, maintain orderly implements, and invest in dairy methods for steady incomes rather than lump sums from crop sales.
Agricultural bulletin discusses feeding cotton seed meal for fattening cattle, timing for fall and winter gain, and cautions about early seed testing. It covers manure handling to reduce loss, spreading methods, and optimal quantities with fertilizer supplements. Onions from seed require early sowing, deep soil preparation, and careful cultivation for best yields.
A compact 10 cent “Vest Pocket” Cascarets box touts health benefits for bowel and liver function. It claims non harmful laxative action, compares to exercise for intestines, and emphasizes easy dose adjustment without habit formation. Manufactured by Sterling Remedy Company, with a caution about genuineness.
A Chicago mother reports her baby’s severe itching and facial neck skin condition improved after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills following trials with multiple doctors and colleges. The letter from Mrs 4, O, Breatiin notes the 1906 dates and address, with comic strip dialogue about a robbed clothesline nearby.
Public notice promotes 704 25 Carney Building Boston Mass as a source for rheumatism neuralgia and kidney cure guidance from KF W Parkhurst who discloses no sales interest. Also mentions a boxing style quip about John Quincy Adams and promotes Prutti s New Salve eye remedy available from Howard Bros Buffalo N Y with claims of success.
A brief Chicago Tribune snippet records a playful backyard exchange between a new boy and a neighbor. The boy asserts his mother can outtalk the other, while the speaker questions kinship, highlighting a light, informal street dialogue.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Parmonently Enradby Be Schan and a query about the Chinese Question. The excerpt includes lines attributed to Mr. Tucker and a reference to Mir Wu, with a note that Mir Wu has quit. Further context is unclear.
The scene features Micnel delivering a disjointed exordium as a loutish chant from the gallery interrupts him with boos and shouts. A stagehand yanks Rigas offstage while the print rights secure the event later. Auntie and Georgie discuss irony, defining it as saying one thing and meaning the opposite in a humorous exchange.
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