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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
12
James W. Clay of Baltimore reports long term kidney pain since the Civil War, with back and head pain and painful secretions. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, three boxes provided a complete cure, with five years of no relapse. Sold by dealers, 10e per box. Foster Milburn Co., Huntington, N. Y.
Dorando Pietri at Italian banquets in New York says amateurism and professionalism both have romantic flaws in an unromantic age. A cocktail of stories and overheard dialogue frames his remarks. A separate ad-like testimonial claims Cure-ium Ointment cured severe eczema after months of torment.
A jumble of home remedies for rheumatism touts a whiskey tincture with Toris and Sarsaparilla compounds claiming cures. The text also includes stray quotes about a journalist Jones, a critique of tipping, and a Detroit Free Press aside. It ends with a mothers' note urging scrutiny of Castoria for infants and children.
Attorney General Byers states Iowa has vast law enforcement resources including constables sheriffs deputies mayors city marshals hundreds of policemen county attorneys grand juries district judges and a strong justice department structure. He argues for tighter supervision and clearer accountability, urging legislative action to empower oversight of local officers and align the enforcement machinery with state leadership.
A Montreal paper notes the Western harvest of 1908 reached at least one hundred million bushels, likely rising to one hundred ten million with good quality and high prices. Rail traffic and trade rebound as banks loosen credit. 1909 prospects are strong with new land openings by the Grand Trunk Pacific and absorbed postwar immigrants. Cardston Alberta writer praises the ideal farming country, predicting a bright era for Western agriculture and settlers.
An only child is guided to speak proper English through constant corrections. He explores language with a neighbor boy, returns home with ecstatic joy, and proudly declares his new word use and affection for refined speech.
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