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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
5
Jumbled dialogue hints at a rural town scene with a man whittling a figure outside a post office. Mentions a circus, a woman with a dollar, and the Astor family buying land in Mexico. The garbled text suggests era details and errors in transcription.
A long list of agricultural tips urges diligent plowing and fertilization, proper poultry and sheep care, and careful tree and orchard management. It emphasizes stable routines, regular feeding, and salted ranges for sheep, plus cautious pruning and alfalfa seeding. It also notes tree growth can be influenced by selective bottle feeding and stresses the value of an experienced old cow for reliable calves.
Mrs. Alton Milliken, Maine’s first and only Wonfin commercial traveler, returns home after a strong season on the road. Widowed years earlier, she secured her husband’s former post and has since expanded the business, earning a permanent position with higher pay and a wide travel territory. Bangor friends welcome her when she visits, noting her independence and success.
Mrs. Omma White of Camden New Jersey recounts a six month eczema battle endured after trying three doctors. She credits Cuticura with clearing her face and body and urges others to try the remedy, noting eye involvement and eyebrows shedding before improvement.
On the first and third Tuesday each month the Big Four Railway will sell excursion tickets to most points in Virginia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia at one fare plus 2 dollars with a 30 day return limit. Liberal stopover privileges. Write I. BP. Sploing, General Northern Agent, 238 Clark St., Chicago, for further information.
A man with an am ple alstecat remarks that the trip to St. Joe is too short while a young man with a flower in his buttonhole counters that it seems long enough if going there to be something. The exchange ends with a clarifying remark.
If stricter hunting rules are not enacted, the chamois faces near extermination in Switzerland. Glasgow corporation refuses free tram travel for low blind men on municipal services.
Presses describe restless mothers, irritability, and nervous prostration, attributing troubles to female weaknesses. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is hailed as a remedy with testimonials from Mrs Chester Curry and Mrs Charles F Brown, inviting women to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham and promising renewed health and harmony at home.
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