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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
9
Fragmentary line reads like a cryptic query about the meaning of faith. The text mentions Heldum Fedd Siy and "we of an" and "Puck" in a disjointed manner, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or events.
A Chicago ad urges fall painting with Devoe ready paint. It claims superior durability before sun exposure and lower cost than lead and oil blends. The ad promotes Devoe as a safe brand and offers a free pamphlet on paint and painting.
A Trafalgar era anecdote recounts Nelson’s concern for a coxswain who forgot to post his own letter. The dispatch vessel was temporarily redirected so the man could send the missive home, illustrating Nelson’s habit of prioritizing the crew and the moment. Captain Mahan relays the tale from Lieut Pasco’s son, via Edward Everett Hale.
In Oldenburg Illinois on September 2 a thirteen year old boy Willie Kell suffered acute Rheumatism for over three months. His father bought Dodd's Kidney Pills after doctors failed. Three boxes cured him completely and he has no remaining symptoms. The cure has electrified Madison County and the medicine is widely discussed.
In a humorous anecdote from Tit-Bits a six year old girl Polly answers a teacher’s riddle about shooting birds on a tree. Polly and the teacher clash over arithmetic with Polly insisting three would remain while the teacher argues only two. The exchange highlights playful misunderstanding of basic math and consequences.
A historical peek at button making from 1745 Birmingham to Bohemia glass and Paris china. The piece notes diverse materials from bone and horn to gutta percha and ivory, the shank invention boosting value, and modern decorative uses including cemented button borders in a London garden. It also includes ads and stray quotes about fashion, carpets, and remedies.
An OCR fragment advertises 100 Fine Portraits of 100 famous people and 509 paintings with educational questions. It mentions promotional phrases, a Chicago company, a quoted Marcus Aurelius line, Red Cross Ball Blue detergent, and assorted literary and medical-sounding lines, all in a jumbled, ad-like format.
Charley Jones, the Australian bicycle rider, stars at the Pavilion in London with daring acts on a sixty degree incline. The performer balances on a high wire while riding and even sheds upper garments at speed without using the handlebars, relying on leg power to control speed, balance, and propulsion.
The death of a daughter of President Zachary Taylor prompts consideration of how many presidents’ daughters remain living. The Louise Home in Washington recalls Mrs Semple’s era as White House hostess, when women rarely attended public dinners and dancing began under President Tyler. The piece lists surviving daughters and notes others who have died, tracing the lineage through Harrison, Cleveland, and Adams administrations.
A New York World dispatch from Grand Encampment Wyoming profiles blacksmith Jack Kurtz who spent nineteen years tunneling toward a rumored vast copper and gold vein. He died of pneumonia just shy of glory with his tunnel 1500 feet long and running parallel to the ore vein within two feet of wealth, as Eastern capitalists later confirmed.
A fragment notes a new athletic record set by an athlete named Harry, with unclear event details and competing context. The readable text focuses on record achievement and individual performance. No date or location is provided.
Miss Bessie Kellog of Valley City North Dakota credits Peruna with curing months of severe monthly pains after doctors failed. She states her relief began within weeks and no aches occurred for six months. The appeal urges every woman to try Peruna highlighting catarrh of female organs as the root cause.
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