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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
8
A garbled Chicago news piece presents aphorisms about wealth, fear, patience, and morality. It claims “the guilty man is afraid of his shadow” and contrasts fatths with weakness, noting gossip and double standards in society while reflecting on class and honesty.
A fragment from Washington Star features a surreal exchange about luck and music with phrases like hard luck and inhuman monster. The dialogue touches on a coal strike likely being settled and includes a line about planning to chop a piano for stove wood.
A testimonial pours in about Deans Kidney Pills from Walter McLaughlin of Wheel ing West Virginia who credits their use with a dramatic recovery from backache and urinary symptoms. The ad claims a pre trial offer and urges readers to request information from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Pills are sold by druggists at 50 cents per box.
Moricon Wisconsin reader Mr L Batsch praises Dr August Gunigs Lamburg Breast Tea for curing a obstinate cough while a critic complains about petty economies and a local misprint notes Dean's Ointment offering quick relief for itching piles at four cents per jar or box featured in the Atlanta Constitution trading column.
An elderly man lost his other leg due to a streetcar accident, prompting local sarcasm about Providence. The joke suggests he will have enough to buy Sally a planne r, reflecting dark humor in the clipping.
The narrator recounts a tense night of pursuit and confrontation as Hazeltine escapes, Curtis reveals a family bond and betrayal, and Mistress Philipse confronts doubt. Valour and honor clash with fear and love, ending with the party fleeing to safety while a looming Newport attack plan unsettles the narrator.
In a tense retreat, two men debate a perilous decision. One honors a code above duty while the other questions, yet both prepare for a risky mission to confront Arnold and see a beloved ally again before nightfall. The narrator wrestles with loyalty, duty, and personal longing.
South Dakota man C Wynn of Miller, D. H. Rogers area, agent for Chicago and Northwestern, has been granted a patent for a standard car lock and seal. The device aims to stop freight-car theft by preventing seal breaking and resealing without detection, promising a 60 percent cost saving and quicker use. Flynn plans to push manufacture in Chicago and inform railroad authorities.
A humorous exchange quoted from Judge and Mrs Meddergrage about rumors of a Chicago chicken trust cornering the market. They spar over the idea of surrendering a prized dominick hen to ease the imagined trouble from a mousey scheme.
Pale report from Atlanta Cons scene with unclear names and phrases. Readable items include references to a game or event and possible uniform details. The fragmentary text mentions a team and potential competitors or officials but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A stream of testimonials from D I Wither Oneonta and C I Given Sussex attest Peruna’s effectiveness for catarrhal illnesses. Julian Weisslitz Buffalo cites rapid voice recovery after cold and bronchial impact. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice if not satisfied.
The fragment sketches a dialogue with dialect humor about truth in teaching, health tips, and a mix of names and phrases. It references Burdock Blood Bitters and a Philadelphia Press item about golf eccentricity by Mies Woodley, plus a Buckwheat cake claim and a London horse race result with unclear details and misspelled names.
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