04 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
1
Expert rhirman Gant foresees corn fed beef selling at 13 cents a pound on the hoof as demand outstrips supply. He notes a gap between corn finished and grass fed meat with scarce cattle driving prices up while market forces outrun court orders.
Kokomo Indiana December 1 twenty years of suffering from kidney trouble ended for Anna M Willis after taking six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills Her pains left her and she regained life and vitality credited her recovery to the pills and a recommending friend.
The Chicago Tribune quotes Nero saying Get lost will we in a contemptuous rebuke to courtiers who cautioned him during a slumming expedition. The fragment hints at Roman imperial bravado and a risky outing from the palace.
A Philadelphia Ledger anecdote about a New England clergyman and a politician debating how a vigorous boy will find his path. They test him with a Bible a silver dollar and an apple to reveal whether he leans to preaching banking or farming. The tale concludes with the boy sitting on the Bible eating the apple and clutching the dollar, prompting the father to decide a political path for him.
A terse verse fragment from Smart Set wrestles with a wish for a private unshared space to claim a small plot away from public judgment where the speaker once sowed wild oats and seeks quiet ownership. The tone blends irony with self reproof as it meditates on respectability.
Philadelphia Press notes magistrate finding evidence that a woman threw a brick at the complainant her husband. Defense counsel challenges the reasoning by arguing the man’s appearance proves the brick hit someone else.
Debby and Merton flee a guarded post after planning to marry. Deborah’s audacious wit and baroness’s schemes weave a tale of wartime romance, disguise, and a bold escape plan with a group including Captain Atherton and Dr Low guiding their fates.
A Brooklyn Eagle column traces the old slang phrase nothing doing from Shakespeare through De Quincey and Emerson to show its persistence. The piece cites Measure for Measure and King Lear, noting the phrase’s enduring use and literary lineage amid a long prose discussion.
Jerry, a 16 year old riverfront youth and skilled swimmer, fends off a brutal father, then pursues a sea life. He competes for Mamie Ensel with sailor Tommy McIntyre, endures storms and hardship, saves Tommy after a wreck, and returns home to discover Mamie’s love, while a gold clover pendant vanishes from her possession.
A bright young lawyer, noted for rapid case disposal and success in a tough suit, asks a famed bar leader for partnership. The veteran questions the pace and warns that understanding the key legal term Delay is essential before admitting a junior to the partnership.
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