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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
3
A fragment outlines methods to lift stains from fabrics including weak jute tea stains by washing with water and sunlight. It notes sun exposure for some scorch marks and suggests benzine or turpentine for paint stains, kerosene and soap for Tampbrick, and cold water soap or turpentine for machine oil.
A disheveled woman arrives at a quibble dispensary with a bleeding arm. The surgeon bathes the wound and prepares to bind it as the patient, waking with a dog bite remark, complains of pain and asks for care.
A fragmented 19th century ad claims One Hundred Dollars reward for any inability to cure catarrh and promotes Malls Catarrh Cure taken internally. It includes endorsements from Wal ding Kinnan and Marvin, wholesale druggists in Toledo, and urges use of Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragment from a humor piece compares remedies branded as laxatives to a white label lemon and features dialogue about the phrase lemon handing in show business. Maurice Farkos and Will Hodge discuss the expression with Otis Harlan, ending with stage laughter and contemplation.
A Quaker couple recounts chronic indigestion and nervousness from coffee. They found relief after switching to Postum, reporting improved appetite and energy. They credit the product and the booklet The Head to Wellville for guidance, noting others with similar issues may benefit.
Witness Rogers testifies he saw Miss Holladay enter Holladay’s office, remained five minutes, she left with veil down, then found Holladay stabbed at his desk. Knife matched erasing tool on desk. He notes a woman’s bloodstained handkerchief found nearby. Core issue remains identification of the woman.
In a tense inquest the unnamed visitor asks for Mr Holladay and Miss Holladay is puzzled and pale. Rogers testifies about the lighting and quiet office while others detail the alibi and a fatal stab wound. The detective contemplates a hidden motive and a possible liaison as the case nears a crucial turn.
A tense moment unfolds after a blunt reply as the mistress bears a heavy blow to Roeer. The chief’s face reddens with anger while the narrator notes a rivet driven to secure control, framing a critical crackdown in a chilling power dynamic.
Senator Foraker quotes a harsh rival editor from Salt Rock in a vivid critique. The text parodies editorial stye, likening a rival to a sack filled with bran and beaten to expose flaws. It labels the rival as physically weak and morally lacking in a biting character study.
Alexander Winton in a smoky room in the Celtic recounts a disliked but honest driver tale. He compares a beggar to a Scottish beggar still spoken of in Edinburgh. A gentleman confronts the beggar and a sharp exchange follows about charity and judgment.
Practical farming guidance covers when to plow for best soil health, profitable cattle feeding based on digestion and vigor, and handling stalks, alfalfa, and pastures. Advice includes blanket training for hauling teams, breeding goals, winter feeding balance, and preparing hogs and pigs for cold months.
The article reviews fat dairy breeds Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire and Holstein aiming to guide farmers on choosing the best dairy herd bull and proper management. It stresses feeding warmth ventilation clean barns and pasture quality as keys to milk yield and profitability while advising careful selection based on performance.
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