13 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
1
Public Ledger notes Cholly considers a trip to Boston while Snipney warns caution. Dialogue reflects humorous banter about travel and risk. The Courier Journal adds a quip from Dr Hiprice on medical bills and heart action.
An address to a women’s club cites theater price gouging as a social menace. A man recalls paying 60 cents for two top gallery seats for Her One Sin, while the seller raised top gallery prices from a quarter to 40 cents. The janitor’s friend notes the wife stayed out, and the husband slipped money to the ticket seller. In Kushegin, Pa, a local anecdote promotes Dodds Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatism and back pain based on Mrs. M. G. Davison’s reported relief after two boxes.
The piece reflects on Bryan’s view that the year 1900 will reveal actions affecting consumers, noting public attention turns to what is being done for consumers in Badweah, Kentucky and beyond.
A New York advertises Allen’s Foot-Hage powder for feet. It claims relief from corns bunions swollen feet and sweating. Sample available by mail from Allen 8 Wimstead Le Roy New York.
The New York World notes Wall Street expects William Nelson Cromwell to receive a record fee for Panaman Canal Company counsel work. It compares current legal rewards to historic sums, citing Parsons 400000 for sugar trust organization and other large fees. The piece argues the era of vast corporate legal pay reflects expanding business influence and complex interstate cases.
A patient recounts relief from indigestion and better sleep after consuming Grape-Nuts. The testimonial credits calmer nerves and refreshed rest, with the product now a regular part of the family meal. The statement notes the brand from Battle Creek, Michigan, and references the famous Wellville lore.
The scene shifts to a late night escape toward Appleby with Jack Ireton and Richard Jennifer racing along the river and through woods. They breach the manor, confront the old steward, learn Madge has been taken by the Witherbys, and conclude they must pursue to Witherby Hall to determine which suitor Madge will choose, while news from Camden and Fishing Creek unsettles their plans.
The New York Aquarium draws nearly 6,000 daily visitors to view a 213 species collection in 100 tanks and pools. Director C. T. Townsend leads research for the government on marine life while the aquarium, managed by the New York Zoological Society, showcases vast displays and a busy fishes kitchen with daily prepared menus. Special exhibits include the curling Beacow from Lake Worth Florida, seacows with heavy bones, and a prehensile tailed seahorse. Seals from Maine and other sea creatures captivate guests as towns consider bounty to protect fishing industries.
Governor Donglan of Magdachuacite shares success rules for boys via Boston Sunday American. He urges sticking to one craft, developing a chosen aptitude, and working to outdo others in school and play, warning against chasing uncertain ventures and early shifts in business. Fortune favors the brave.
A brief fragment notes a college student described as not bright. It mentions his Greek and stenography studies and the Greek characters and shorthand symbols confusing him, leaving him unable to distinguish them. The text showcases a light, humorous take on academic mixups.
The fragment shows a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune piece with a fraternity member asking if the fourth of July will be quiet. He notes his fourteenth, claiming he keeps it calm, while promising other lads to arrange a peaceful celebration.
News arrives from England of the death of Dr J E Dutton who went to the Congo to pursue the investigation of Kypan. The report notes his final assignment and the circumstances surrounding his passing while abroad.
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