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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
6
Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania readers share relief from female troubles through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials credit relief from pain and avoidance of surgery after using the product, with addresses provided for follow up.
A sprawling ode recalls Vera Cruz’s brutal past with pirates and sieges from Lorencillo to Nicolay de Agriamonte. It notes repeated bombardments, plunder, famine, and disease shaping the port through the 19th century and Civil War era.
Julius Karr a five year old in Brooklyn poured horse liniment into his father David Karr s ear after seeing the man asleep on a parlor sofa. The sea cook shouted in pain and neighbors washed out the liniment with olive oil. A Norwegian hospital doctor said the harm should not be lasting.
Odessa reports that the Shah of Persia left Berlin after Russian pressure to abort efforts to reclaim the throne. The Shah, in treatment for diabetes, remains under quiet, secretive supervision with Mohammed Ali’s Persian emissaries watched by a Russian adjutant. Sir Edward Grey reportedly informed Russia it would not tolerate further attempts.
After three minutes of deliberation a jury ruled against Mrs. Jena Israel who sued her step father Isaac Goldman to recover five thousand dollars for a spanking alleged four years ago.
Adolph Hartley weighing 267 pounds fell into a narrow areaway at Mohegan New York and could not be rescued until part of a brick wall was removed. The incident details note the heavy man trapped and emergency crews acting to free him.
A highwayman fired at Rudolph M. Hoffman on a New York street. The bullet lodged in Hoffman's gold hunting case watch, sparing his life.
A dozen Blackfeet Indians from Glacier National Park in Montana visited Philadelphia en route home from a Shriner convention. They performed a tribal peace ceremony in front of the Penn Treaty monument commemorating William Penn and the 1683 Leni Lenape treaty. Medicine Owl and Chief White Calf are pictured paying reverence to the memory of Penn.
British freighter Rochelle slows in the Gulf Stream north of Cuba as hundreds of torpedo fishes cling to her hull striking crew with tingling sensations. Fishes drop off when she leaves warm waters and she resumes speed. Chicago Natural Science club proposes thought vibrations to save Cook County residents contemplating death.
The appendix of Frank Davis, removed a decade ago, regrew and required a second operation to save his life at Mount Hope hospital.
Middletown New York Lawson Holding Company pays 25000 to John Arfman for a half interest in King Segis Pontiec Acurtra a twelve year old Holstein bull. Arfman originally purchased the animal for 10000 three years ago.
A letter from a bereaved petitioner asks a Boston benefactor to grant a loan to recover from the loss of horse, home, and wife. The writer claims to repay with interest and urges a generous loan size to hasten "the gate of success."
Do not plant seeds in cold damp soil. Favor massed blooms like salvia and try a new flower yearly while avoiding costly novelties. The dianthus grows from seed and can bloom first year if started early. Plant to frame the lawn with shrubs and perennials at the edges. Shasta daisy and red hot poker tritonia praised. Grow cotton as an attractive novelty. Transplant corn plants to a sunny border around planting time.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote captures a society member joking about how life existed without wireless, electric light or the telephone, then adds a playful question about surviving without the tango. The remark reflects era social humor and cultural trends.
Unclear fragment notes a Cincinnati Enquirer quote about crookedness and marriage jokes about how a bride asks a groom to wed. The text references weddings in a rhetorical question style with no clear event or names beyond Smith. The source is fragmented and does not provide a concrete news item.
A reader recalls attending a New York show promising value but paying five dollars for two dollar seats and finding the performance not worth even a cent. The account notes disappointment with the advertised value and quality.
Dialogue shows a couple concluding debt repayment with relief and plans to buy a new outfit on credit. The exchange highlights financial restraint turning to consumer shopping. No additional people or organizations are named beyond the speakers.
A playful appraisal notes Solomon as a champion wisdom figure famed for 1,000 wives and the idea of coaching him, evoking legendary hubris and biblical breadth.
In a mournful Manufacturers' Record gathering, a witty exchange arises. A financier quips about a dog entering the woods, prompting a sharp reply that a dog can run into the woods as far as it wants, yet after halfway it is leaving the woods.
Adam laments leaving Eden as he worries about explaining animals and rivers to explorers and geographers from the Washington Star. Eve suggests the real trouble lies in recounting the wonders to outsiders.
The quote notes that expertise in joinery does not guarantee carpentry and hints at hypocrisy among men who preach more than they practice. It contrasts professed skill with actual behavior and comments on the allure of inconsistent men.
Registrar O Loughlin faced a noisy tailoring crowd in Brooklyn where his own tailor steered the program. After three false starts the speaker failed to engage, drawing boos then anger as the tailor defended the registrar as his top customer.
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