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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
7
Advice on happiness at home and the mother’s central role. The text urges cheerful conduct, kindness, and responsibility, arguing a harmonious home boosts life and character, while a stern or weary mother diminishes family joy and well being. It emphasizes influence, respect, and daily duties aligned with honesty, patriotism, and courtesy.
Limited dry wood available in fine and coarse grades for sale by Joan W Lane. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals who dynamited the Myers pond in Columbia City last week, killing rock bass blue gill and pike. Bobby’s Faltering Faith records a Sunday scene as a boy asks his father if it is time to graduate from Sunday school.
The Toledo Blade markets itself as America’s greatest weekly, claiming nationwide reach with over 200,000 yearly subscribers. It boasts plain facts, editorial coverage from inception, and sections for all ages, priced at one dollar per year.
An old debate notes that many writers still prefer goose quills, especially aging foreigners such as Bohemians Hungarians and Russians, who believe writing can only be done with a goose quill though steel pens are cheaper and abundant.
The Sioux Falls colony splits into three diversay classes by dog ownership from one to three dogs. One-dog residents live quietly in boarding houses, two-dog residents near the Cataract, three-dog diversays own homes and flaunt wealth with autos and retinues. Some own no dogs or have children, while fashionable women draw attention with extreme dress.
A compact survey contrasts early beauty with later vanity and cautions against flippant terms for women. It notes that true marriage remains reality, and warns that ambitious young women may plot, while lovers are often guided by subtle social illusions. It also offers biting social observations on flirtation and identity.
The essay argues that bareheaded exposure to strong sun harms whites and modestly pigmented people. It cites portraits of Arab dress and eastern elites using head coverings as protective examples, claiming tan signals exposure rather than health and that shade, hats, and sun protection are prudent in hot summers.
A Kansas City Journal item recalls a noble marriage where a duke wed the heiress as her father caused a scene at the wedding. The father reportedly loathed parting with the million dollars tied to the match.
An advertisement claims Bloodine cures thousands with kidney and bladder diseases. It asserts modern science links most illnesses to kidney disorders and cites testimonials from Alex Williams Melrose and Octavia Carpenter Melrose mass plus R J Farnam Malden mass who recovered from rheumatism after six bottles.
In Albion Indiana residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills for permanent relief from back ache and kidney trouble. John Wilson describes fifteen years of soreness and nocturnal symptoms, noting improvement after using the remedy and confirming his support in 1909. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Remember the name Duan's.
A collage of quotations on virtue and intellect followed by Jewish demographic notes for Greater New York. It cites Rabbi-like maxims from Arnold and Ruskin, then reports that New York City houses over a million Jews, with Katz estimating 750,000 in Manhattan and the Bronx.
Advertising copy touts Kodol as a universal digestant that lets users eat freely. It claims the product digests all foods like a healthy stomach, reduces fullness and heartburn, and rests the stomach. Refunds offered if not beneficial, with a money back guarantee. Produced by B C DeWitt Co in Chicago.
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