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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
6
An old time householder promotes St Jacobs Oil as the easy cure for sudden pains from sprains strains backache toothache and neuralgic attacks. The copy stresses keeping a bottle on hand to prevent pain and claims the product completes the home remedy kit.
A Baltimore American note recounts a curious scene as a man publicly kissed a woman on a hotel piazza in Atlantic City. The twist comes when onlookers learn the woman is his wife, turning a gossip moment into a pointed domestic joke in a society square.
Tom Scott survives a perilous sea rescue as a dying partner bequeaths a belt containing a mine paper and $5000, while mate Obed Rider plots to seize the treasure in San Francisco and Seattle, leading toward a dangerous confrontation on the wharf frontier.
In this opinion piece the author extols women's longevity and resilience, arguing lighter clothing improves health. It contrasts women’s cooler appearance under heat with men’s discomfort, mocks rigid male dress, and asserts women’s superior vitality due to sensible dress, noting children are dressed tighter and vanity keeps men in restrictive attire.
A Wade Park car passenger amused others with a drunken performance as he attempted to pay fare with a single dime. Believing two dimes existed, he struggled to split it into two tens. He finally handed a dime and asked for 15 cents change, grieved that the conductor gave only a nickel in return.
FragmentaryBits by Lilly Hamilton recounts social scenes and remarks on race at the White House seen through a columnist lens. The jumbled text references Grover Cleveland hosting Queen L and notes about race and biographies, framing a dated, scattershot reminiscence with unclear chronology.
Chicago Nov 4 Captain A H Bogardus famed as the champion wing shot recounts a near miss while flying near Elkhart. He details kidney disease that progressed to Brights Disease before being cured by Dodd s Kidney Pills. He credits the medicine with his recovery along with a strong round of exhibitions this season. The New York banks hold about 508 million dollars in loans.
The ad claims happiness without pain is heavenly while asserting physical cure is easily within reach. It argues most misery stems from varying degrees of bodily suffering and promises Jacobs Ol as a remedy to locate hidden pain points and cure promptly for lasting relief. Many are said to have found happiness only after using it.
A fragment from the Spokane Chronicle shows a flirtatious exchange where Jougly questions a lover about a supposed obstacle to their elopement and asks about their travel in an automobile, framed in a period voice.
Fragmented ad style notice urges Red Cross Relief to fund infant care and clothing drives. It mentions households contributing fabric and bottle donations, praising relief efforts and urging merchants to participate in aid campaigns.
A fragmented Chicago item questions the meaning of carte blanche with a note on a man with $30 and his wife in the country. Piso's Cure for Consumption promises immediate throat relief. An 1901 blurb mentions wealthy American heiresses marrying titles since 1875.
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