13 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
1
A Columbus, Ohio reader, Mayme B. Smitty, reports relief from hay fever using Peruna. The letter explains hay fever as an endemic catarrh caused by atmospheric irritants and pollen, notes change of locality as a cure, and endorses Peruna as stimulating the nervous system to resist symptoms.
The New York Tribune notes Canada’s Arctic voyage suggests dominion extends to the north pole and all discovered lands there fall under British flag despite varied explorers. It debates whether discovery alone or occupation is needed for title amid international rivalry and harsh Arctic conditions.
A fragmented dialogue questions the effect of investigations on the restaurant trade and claims the industry is so busy that owners cannot find time to eat their meals.
A Kentucky woman describes how switching to Grape-Nuts with cream improved digestion and energy after years of indigestion and nervous exhaustion. She notes relief from heat flashes dizziness and chest pains when not indulging in rich foods and credits Postum products with her renewed vigor and health.
In Aureataland, the Signorina dominates social life at Mon Repos while the President and Colonel McGregor vie for influence. Financial strain grows as debt and government arrears threaten stability, with bankers like me watching from the bank as partitions shift in political theaters and personal loyalties.
A cluttered 19th century timeline lists battles, treaties, and discoveries from 1200 to 1905, including Hudson’s Delaware Bay finding, Mayflower voyage, siege relief for Limerick, and various imperial incursions. It weaves in new ideas on education and technology, from agricultural college aims to early telecommunication aids for the blind, hinting at progressive thought amid turmoil.
On July 20 the crew of the revenue cutter ventured to Volcanic Island in the Hogoslo group of the Baring Sea. The island, a newborn landmass born ten days earlier by volcanic eruption, emitted heavy smoke and steam as explorers reported. The northern shore reached about 400 feet, while the western side extended to roughly 700 feet. Despite heat at the surface, some explorers continued their survey of the area.
A humorous exchange features a seeker after truth asking a puzzled question and Atr responding with a playful line about obtaining a literary taste when biting a lead pencil.
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for tumors and menstrual irregularities. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Fannie D. Fox of Bradford, praising the product after an operation was avoided and her period cycle restored.
An elderly man dining with a chorus lady identifies the youngster with an actress at the corner table as his grandson, while the title damsel dismisses the accusation and insists it is all right with her grandmother.
An old advertisement crowding claims for Guticura products to cure babies with sores. A testimonial by Mrs. George J. Staese of Akron Ohio asserts dramatic skin healing and praises Coburn Soap and Ointment. The text also includes stray dialogue about a fountain pen and a bet.
An advertisement extols Dr T Felix Gouraud's Oriental Oven or Magical Beautiful alike as a skin enhancer offering a flawless complexion free from blemishes. It cites testimonials from professionals and celebrities, claims widespread popularity and lists P Hopkins of 87 Trent Tones wheat New York as sole proprietor with products sold across the United States and Canada.
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