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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
6
The text presents a jumbled excerpt about individuals planning routing duties under supervision and sending a cablegram to a brother after a sighting at Southampton. It evokes themes of real heroes acting as their own press agents amid confusion and coded wartime communication.
Sleepers should place the head between two opposite open windows if possible, keep vents clear, and air the room. Use a warm dressing room, avoid bedroom plumbing, and minimize dust catching furnishings. Open fires and occasional small ear pillows may help, while comfort aids vigilance against city noise. The piece also notes Charles M Schwab's mansion hosting Professor Edward H Schwab and his bride during their honeymoon with lavish rooms and gifts.
The Philadelphia Record features a quirky dialogue between Mrs. Dashaway and Mrs. Newrich about travel in Egypt. The pair discuss visiting the pyramids and marvel at hieroglyphs while joking about being perceived as truly wise by keeping silent.
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles causing backache headaches and urinary distress. Mrs A Moore of Waterville Masaya testifies to relief after using the product with the Buffalo Foster Milburn Co distributing 60 cent boxes. The excerpt includes a joke about quiet clothing from Yonkers Statesman.
Four years of the Educational Flance spearheading a children's theater in a crowded New York slum has grown into a unique, idealist stage run by and for children. Plays teach moral lessons, drawing hundreds of eager youngsters who fill the seats and lift siblings to view the performances.
At a North Carolina teachers meeting delegates share anecdotes about a lively 10 year old pupil. When asked for Massachusetts products he answered boots and shoes, then correcting himself to Kentucky’s products he quips booze. The room reacts with surprised amusement.
Chenille as trimming is not costly and pairs with other trimmings. It complements heavy ank braids and velvet appliques used widely this season. Buttons are expected to be popular this year and likely to appear on most street garments this coming winter.
A grandmother from Bakersfield California reports that after measles the granddaughter aged about seven suffered severe itching and bleeding sores over the body. After trying various remedies for three weeks, usage of the Cuticura Remedies led to complete cure in five days, with the child remaining well since.
A fragment from a Washington Star piece recounts a trapper story. The professor notes that the world often scorns such tales and recalls a western trapper who examines a dug reef site with care. He rises, brushes soil from his knees, and proclaims with calm conviction that the affair was done either by a wild hog or a botanist.
From the Winnipeg Free Press: William Knowles, an English settler near Middlechurch ferry, tends about twelve acres with a remarkable vegetable and flower display. Potatoes yield high, with an estimated 1500 bushels from 24 acres, while tomatoes number 600 plants bearing heavy fruit. The patch also shows healthy onions, cabbage, and other vegetables, plus a fine floral show.
An OCR fragment shows Reed's patent medicine promoted by CHENEY & CO. The copy touts cures for violative ailments and claims to ease various conditions. The ad urges readers to purchase the product for “sanctipation” and health benefits.
A partial, garbled OCR of a local news item shows scattered words and names. Readable details are minimal, with no clear events, dates, or proper nouns to identify a specific story.
The Winnebago Town Co offers choice farm lands in Thurston county Nebraska on easy terms and at prices lower than similar land elsewhere. No crop failure in this area and land quality is high. Indians also selling land locally at $20 to $60 per acre. Winnebago offers strong business inducements. write for particulars to W. E. Whitcomb, Secretary, Winnebago Town Co, Winnebago, Neb.
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