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Newspaper

Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1905

Page

6

Lawson Credit and Copper Market Fallout teased by Dawson

Kansas City Star notes Thomas W. Touwson deserves credit for pushing insurance investigations and scrutinizing frantic finance. It argues Lawson has oscillated between extreme and visionary moves, fueling talk he is near ruin due to copper advances while skeptics doubt the broker’s collapse.

Lawson Kansas City Star Mus Thomas W. Touwson Muich Ruth Eplia Millans Thomas W. Dawson

Dodd's Kidney Pills Change Local Man's Health

Washington Kansas resident Jesse H. Mitchell, long skeptical of patent medicines, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing twelve years of kidney trouble and back pain. He reports renewed energy, less fatigue, and improved strength after four boxes. The account is presented as a personal testimonial from a well known local figure.

Washington Kan Jesse H. Mitchell Mr. Mitchell Dodd

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad from Philadelphia Press

An old ad promising quick cold relief notes phrases like you and me in a joint claim. It mentions LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine and a signature by B. W. Grove on each box. The garbled text hints at refund promises if no relief is seen.

Droggisia B. W. Grove

Debutante and suitor debate a humble wife ideal

In a Philadelphia Telegraph excerpt, a suave suitor proposes to a debutante. She rejects romance, declaring herself vain and unworthy, while proposing a pragmatic wife who can manage on his small salary. The scene unfolds after a two step in a conservatory with mystic scents and champagne.

Philadelphia Telegraph

A Heavy Load to Carry and Its Digestive Cure

Dyspepsia and nervousness arise from poor stomach digestion, poisoning the blood and draining energy. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a non alcoholic tonic to rebuild blood, improve digestion, and protect against grip and bronchitis. Pleasant Pellets are promoted as liver pills to regulate stomach and bowels.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y Pierce

Gates on division fences and farm gates

The article outlines building a four foot wide gate set into division fences with corner posts, hinged boards, and hooks for secure closure. It emphasizes practical, low cost farm gates that ease movement between fields and sections.

From a Poor Farm to Poultry Venture and Feed Strategies

A farmer considers turning a small, sandy, poorly fertilized farm into a poultry operation to feed the family and earn income. The piece discusses soil fertility, manure use, and selective crop planning, and outlines building a low-cost piano-box poultry house, plus winter feeding and care for horses.

Ready for Him

When Representative Bartlett of Georgia tied his first case an opposing lawyer browbeated a witness. The witness replied he stood seven yards two feet seven inches from the defendant, insisting he was positive and had measured it despite the lawyer’s taunt.

Mull's Grape Tonic Promises Cure for Constipation

An advertisement touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a permanent cure for constipation and related illnesses. It claims to cleanse the system, improve digestion, and cure typhoid, malaria, and other ailments, offering a free bottle to first-time users and a coupon for a dollar off.

Coupon offer from Rock Island druggist promotes calendars

Fragmented ad copy urges sending full address and $1.00 to receive bottles and goods. Mentions Marx's Grapa Tonig Co and Bacon Ridge. References calendars and blotters from insurance firms, with nonspecific praise of an individual named Spruceby.

Marx Grapa Tonig Co Third Ave Rock Island Vulenda Bacon Ridge Silac-Grandpap Spruceby Cyrus

Hall's Cure and Dr Cyrus Adler Resign Presidency

Frank Cheney asserts oath claiming partnership in Arrivet F J Cheney & Co Toledo with $100 reward for cataract cure refused by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Tablet notes testimonials and domestic remedies. Dr Cyrus Adler resigns JTS presidency due to Smithsonian duties. outlines impact on Jewish Theological Seminary.

Atate Ole Toledo Lucan County Frask F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Frank I. Cheney Devel W. Gerabon Nokarr Pajdlic J. Chene Y & CO Zéc Cyrus Adler Jewish Theological Seminary Smithsonian Institution

Pigo's Cure for Consumption Promised Relief

A fragment warns of a so called remedy named Pigo's Cure for Consumption. The brief notes it rapidly relieves ailments described as ekateckiya and other symptoms attributed to consumption. The text hints at a persuasive claim but lacks verifiable details.

Pigo Pierce

Fog Eyed Sailors Struggle as New England Fog Thickens Waters

Officers aboard steamships docking at Boston report a fog related eye ailment termed fog eye. The condition, caused by peering through dense fog and glare, worsens during the humid season. Captain Higgins and crew of the Admiral Sampson, arriving from Jamaican ports, were among those affected along with other Tunnh ships at the Long Wharf.

New England Boston Higgins United States Fruit Company Admiral Sampson Long Wharf

Man and His Valet in Cleveland Tale

A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt shows a man dependent on his valet, even at a marriage proposal. He appears helpless without the valet whose gesture includes a handkerchief placed for him to kneel upon. The ad promotes PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles with refund promise if not cured in six to thirty four days.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Mabel

What Should We Eat From Everybody's Magazine

Germany is eating horse a ten course Algerianllon served by a Parigian Tartarin. monkey is praised with rabbit like flavor. An English traveler recalls baked elephant foot as fit for a king. boa constrictor touted as better than veal. The piece notes cannibalism rumors and the idea that humans eat almost anything while drink to excess. A new sulphurous spring bursts forth at Hamman Mesboutine in Alpera reaching 80 degrees.

New York Widter Everybody's Germany Africa Edward VII

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