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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
6
A fragmentary reflection notes confusion over why the term mother tongue is used and how the child names origin language. It asks if infancy shows that Tathor often cannot get a word in edgewise, hinting at speech development and identity language issues.
Extracted items mix a comic dialogue about words and a mermaid with agricultural data. Reports show Great Britain 1902 crop and grass under 32,387,765 acres, down 29,480 from prior. Also notes 1,575 Young Men's Christian associations in America with 323,224 members and $23,000,000 in property.
Wm FB Gentry of Lakefield Minnesota testifies after fifty years of back pain and painful urination that six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him. He, 77, says he feels better now than in fifty years and credits the pills for relief from lame back and bladder troubles amid reports of cures in the region. A statement notes broader praise for the remedy and mentions plans to erect Austrian state homes for anaemic children and those prone to consumption.
Willon awakens in a royal bed as a prisoner in the king’s court within a rose scented palace. He tests reality by drinking wine, questions his fate, and judges fellow prisoners Noel Jolys Rene de Montigny Guy Tabarie and Casin Cholet, while facing a courtly soldier and a new, perilous authority.
Pittsburg Dispatch notes rising ownership of securities in France as wealth spreads among peasants and urban holders. From 125,000 holders of government rentes in 1871 to over 2,000,000, rail and bank shares rise similarly while wholesale trade declines. Democratic land policy appears to broaden property access for common people.
A brief comic item presents Puck asking why the term health food matters. The Old One answers that if a man has eaten health he can eat it with impunity, implying a humorous take on dietary fads and self and humor from a periodical page.
Fragmentary OCR captures a quip about admiration for a mother and marriage to Pearl, featuring a brief dialogue. The mangled text hints at a newspaper card's humor item or a social column snippet, with names and quotations only partially readable.
David Meekison, renowned in Ohio and national circles, served four terms as mayor and led the Meekison Bank of Napoleon. Elected to the fifty-fifth Congress, his career faced a long battle with catarrh, which he claimed Peruna helped him combat, expressing optimism in a letter to Dr. Hartman about eradicating the thirty year illness.
The passage extols Peruna as a cure for common colds and chronic catarrh, describing early symptoms and urging immediate use to prevent lasting nasal and throat irritation. It claims long-standing cases have been cured, promotes a free book on winter catarrh by Dr. Hartman, and offers a free Health and Beauty Almanac to women through druggists.
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