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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
5
An obscure claim touts Syrup of Vie al Llisiv of Senan as the sole effective laxative. It asserts gentle daily cleansing relief without debility, promising pleasant, natural action within hours and approval by physicians. It urges buyers to obtain the countriemanufactured California Pig Syrup o through leading druggists.
A humorous scene shows children led by Tommy acting as a political delegation at home. The mother and father observe their mock conventions and a unit rule elected chair, with a debate over who gets the apple, casting the delegation vote.
Authorities on beauty say present day women especially middle aged ones appear fresher and younger than mothers were at the same age. A few minutes daily on the complexion helps resist wind dust and aging and keeps young women looking youthful.
Mrs Raver of cookbook fame describes watching a maid drop and break a platter at a dinner. The remark from Everybody's latest notes a rifle was not used to control him. The maid, a former dairymaid, lacked training to manage cows without breaking their borns.
An 1686 Toledo advertisement sworn before a notary claims Haabli’s Cavan Cul and Cheney cures blood mucous infections. It promises one dollar per case cured, touts Dr Cheney and J A Gleason as witnesses, and urges readers to try Till’s Catarry Cure and Take All’s Fairy Pills for stination.
A concise assertion on female capability in running diverse businesses emphasizes practicality, prudence, and self sufficiency. The statement champions women’s skill in management, planning, and execution across ventures.
A prison case in Alabama unfolds with a black defendant named Harry who claims a conjure charm shields him from harm. After a sensational trial, he is sent to the state farm. Reports describe a haunted cabin, occult rites led by a conjure doctor, and the town hearing strange nighttime noises as the ghost reportedly lingers at sundown.
A Philadelphia reader relates a comic tale from Switzerland about strict Berlin policing. Mr Tower narrates a little park story where Schmidt and Kriss discuss Muller s drowning after a boating incident. The twist notes that swimming is forbidden by police for all in the tiger infested river area.
A social quip notes a widow showing strong interest in a man, prompting humorous chatter about wedding plans and attire as a expectant nod to an upcoming union. The exchange hints at romantic intrigue within a polite, witty frame.
A patchwork of jokes and quotes from various papers, featuring parodies of thought on money and living well, courtroom repartee, social progress, and light wordplay. Include references to Chicago papers and playful lines about rodents, manners, and ancestry.
A Baltimore American quote shows a New England chaperon forbidding entry to a boat citing a rumor of hugging the shore. The Chicago Journal recalls Harold and Sam discussing a multilingual speaker who mostly kept still and listened to his wife, reflecting witty banter.
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News recalls a car window sighting of a red haired first person and asks if it signals good luck. The piece shifts to a reflective verse about a child growing to lead a syndicate and pursuing the earth, in a mood of foreboding ambition.
A humorous exchange features a man who claims comfort and prosperity come from going to bed with the chickens. Mr Rastus Pinktey retorts that in this weather the birds do not go to bed early enough to suit him, reflecting a rustic wit from the Washington Star.
In a Washington Star excerpt characters debate ethics in bargains. Mr Comrox admits not exploiting others recently, due to living in great capitals of Europe where he has grown used to paying up without questions.
In a clipped exchange a speaker chides John for yawning during a call on a lady, while another replies that staying silent would be impossible for him. The sample blends lines from Royal Magazine and Yonkers Statesman reflecting light, domestic wit and playful banter.
A story recounts a youth in Gallatin enduring severe kidney stone pain after a gravel attack and lengthy illness. The patient reports many stones passed and reports recovery after using Doors Widney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. The ad notes 10 cents a box and urges readers to buy locally.
MIS B R BUTNITAM of Roswil New Mexico praises 20 Mule Team Borax as a lice killer for poultry claiming it kept hens lice free after spray two months ago and will continue using it both as spray and wash. The note also mentions profits in imitation jewelry with retailers earning vast margins on imitating precious stones in New York.
Hon George W Honey and Fred L Hebard testify to Peruna as an effective remedy for catarrhal troubles and grippe. Dr Hartman and associates announce success in producing Peruna in tablet form, offering a solid alternative to liquid medicine.
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