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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
6
A plutocrat dreams of a private secretary calculating how to return vast sums to the people from capital profits. He awakens in a violent shake, realizing it was only a dream and contemplates restitution.
A lengthy guide covers livestock care and farming practices. Topics include feeding and housing horses, water and weather protection for stock, poultry rations, sheep and cow separation, salt use, and fall pasture crops. The piece also discusses hay curing methods, barn management, and simple equipment ideas to reduce waste and improve efficiency.
A serious-minded Englishwoman who handed out copies of a play to attendees at the Shake Yorre Reading Club for Working Girls reveals a lively exchange. A student expresses unfamiliarity with a famous work, while boasting of shelves packed with copies.
Fred W Harris of Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio says he suffered over ten years from kidney disease with swelling of limbs and constant backache. After bed rest and ten boxes of Deans Kidney Pills his kidney secretions normalized and he fully recovered. Sold by dealers 60 cents a box Foster McMurray Co Buffalo NY. Also included is a comic exchange about an Igortrote village waiter and an offer for Allen's Foot Ease free samples.
The Deepest Lake on Earth is believed to be Lake Baikal in Siberia, covering about nine thousand square miles and 4,000 to 5,000 feet deep. It holds nearly as much water as Lake Superior. Britain imported bacon valued at over 30 million dollars in 1904.
In a Conversazione scene critics tease a man named Mouldypast while others discuss a claimed Farquhar manuscript. Separate chatter notes America and British India while a student asks about the current newspaper jargon and a pork government phrase.
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