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Newspaper

Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

3

Kinstrap Magazine rejects scribbler story

A Philadelphia Press note records a Scribbler discussing Kinstrap Magazine rejecting a submission claimed as too clever. The exchange suggests concerns the piece would distract from magazine advertising pages.

Philadelphia Press Ascum Kinstrap Magazine Scribbler

Miss Cayenne on Acting and Theaters

In a brief chat, Miss Cayenne muses that she often would like to be an actress though she seldom goes to the theater. She imagines the audience in an auditorium giggling and clapping as if possessed, finding amusement in the spectacle.

Washington Star Miss Cayenne

Putnam prdb rless dyes do not stain bands or kettle

The Gune Family story notes a Indiana Methodist minister's wife with three marriages and multiple children linked by a single surname. The fragment mentions Trobuins Sparrow Quayle Robbins and other family ties as townsfolk try to identify them as the same lineage.

Putnam Gune Indiana Haseen Trobuins Quayle Robbins Sparrow Vo Hlue Quayles

The Lear is a prott character in Washington Star dialogue

A Washington Star item recounts a playful exchange about The Lear with Dot Stormington Barnes and a friend. The piece mentions a traveling man at Grand Rapids and a mistaken cashing of an anonymous money order after failing to show proper identification at a post office.

Washington Star Lear Dot Stormington Barnes Endeeg Chicago Tribune Grand Rapids Michaid Ife Wabbard

Ranchman's Kidney Trouble Relief Promised by Pills

A ranchman from S D March 8 reports chronic kidney pain and backache, with frequent urination, saying after using six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he has gained relief and comfort unseen in years, gaining belief in the medicine.

S. D Neelten Ranchman Dodd

So Many Do Quhin Cigaret Fiend Dies Silent

A clipped dialogue reveals a pallid scene as Monts confirms a man’s life ended with a smoke. The terse remark suggests a fatal habit and an abrupt end, framing a grim, newsy moment in a fragmentary clipping.

Many School Children Are Sickly and Cured by Powders

A nurse named Mother Gry claims success with a sweet powder marketed for children. The ad links cures for nervousness, headaches, stomach troubles, teething disorders, and worms, citing testimonials from various locations including New York and Chicago.

Mother Griy Mother Gry Childres Hatha Y York Alen S Ulasren le Roy New York

Long List Honors American Heroes in Cuba China and Philippines

Washington released the army board report led by General MacArthur naming officers and enlisted men for distinguished service in the Cuban, Chinese, and Philippine campaigns. Roosevelt approved most brevet and merit awards, excluding a brigadier general brevet for Theodore Roosevelt. Medals of Honor and Certificates of Merit will be distributed to numerous officers and noncommissioned personnel, with many named for gallantry at Santiago, Luzon, and other battles across 1898–1900.

Washington Corbin Army Board MacArthur Cuba China Philippines Senate Roosevelt MacArthur Board Theodore Roosevelt Battle of San Juan Gaia Musmcian Calvin I. Titus de Seaie Wall Peking West Point Matthew A. Batson Cubs Tidward Lee Baker Tenth Cavalry Aetioh Santiago Philippine Islands George W. Mathews Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry Laban Luzon P. I T William R. Grove Porag Isuzon Tlarry Bell Porac Arthur M. Termison Lusen George W. Biegler Leoc Calgmba Fourth Cavalry James Parker Forty-Fifth Volunteer Infantry Gereral Vigan Livon Allen J. Greer Amiafidi Laguna Province P. J John C. Wetherby Fourth Infantry Wala Erser Oruyted Fay Hage Tentia Lanz Ey Sergendt Hany M Lehrbacher Sixteenth Moat Diatins Carig Louis X. Gideon Nineteenth Mt. Amin Cebu Charles Ei. Plarce Twenty-second Infantry San Isidro Clarence M. Condon Thi Leutenant Calulut Charles Cawetzka Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry William P. Maclay Forty-third, Volunteer Infantry Hilongus Leyte P. T Joseph A. Nolan Labo Lugon Sterling A. Galt Bianban Lous E. Lawton Twenty-sixth United States Infantry Len Tain Eighth Infantry Calvin P. ‘Titus Fourteenth Infantry United States Military Academy Tulent I'eking Alfredo, Bernhelm Ninth Infantry Tien Tsin J. A. Corning Sixth Cavalry Iman Chang Ping Chow John Galligher Taylor B. Hickman Tien Tein John H. Potter New Tain Wilson Price

Boston Transcript and The Narrow Path of Blurred Bias

A fragment from the Boston Transcript uses a dialogue about blame in biblical terms and shifts to a remark on British forces in Africa described via a Kipling reference. The piece mixes social commentary with a tangential wartime aside, reflecting casual editorial tone and era-tinged humor.

Africa Kipling

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mother

Mrs. J. H. Askins of Chicago testifies she suffered from grave pregnancy related weakness before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports lasting relief, strength restored after birth, and ongoing health when taking a bottle each spring and fall. She urges others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts without cost.

J. H. Askins Indiana Ave Chicago Ill

Beware of Mercury in Ointments for Catarrh

A fragmentary retail ad warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co. It touts internal dosing, urges buying genuine products, and lists assorted obsolete testimonials and cure references from Chicago and Indianapolis papers.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Todo. O Toledo Ohio Fd. Cheney & Co

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