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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
6
A short, satirical piece condemns slang as harmful to youth and social order. The devil narrator rails against slang usage, calling for parental guidance and warning of consequences for those who persist. The tone imitates era newspaper voice with brash, cautionary remarks.
The line presents a paradoxical motif with visualized wheels flocks and a blind buyer purchasing a Plane and seeing only through metaphorical means. It resembles a recorded aphorism indicating sensory metaphors in a historical newspaper item.
Golden readers report a new dining venture at Shaffer's crossing in the Platte canon district. George Bacon and Frank Eges of Pine start a restaurant under the firm Bacon and Eggs with a sign announcing a short order house and a rule of no talking during meal hours.
A rugged tale shows a father buying a thirty horse auto that whips along fast. After a rock caused a crash the auto tore apart but he improvised by gathering the pieces and building a jitney bus from the wreck.
A playful observer jokes that after printing, editors relax with bills due and cigars. The piece describes editors observing subscribers, collecting advance payments, and strolling the boulevard as newsrooms prepare for the next press run.
A reader thanks a 14 year old girl, Miss Chenaum Open face, for loudly reading announcements at a film, aiding a near sighted spectator. The writer praises her courage and clarifies a distracting patron left mid show. The note ends with a humorous exchange about tires and air quality.
A Hamilton Ohio reader promotes Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a household remedy for colds. The letter claims the product soothes throat and lung linings, eradicates germs, and aids nature's healing processes for all ages.
The article argues that efficient fire prevention requires broad public cooperation and sustained public interest. It explains that fire insurance does not prevent losses and emphasizes formulating a nationwide reform through civilian engagement, education, and regular newspaper bulletins to reduce careless and preventable fires.
Advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and headaches by applying Ely's Cream Balm. Claims include clear passages, easier breathing, and healing swollen membranes through antiseptic action. Readily sold to sufferers seeking quick relief.
Nebraska officials warn fire losses total about two million dollars annually with ten million over five years and possibly twelve million including unreported fires. They urge public action to cut waste and insurance costs, noting arson prosecutions and 64 incendiary or suspicious fires investigated this year.
A note to former Alliance residents asks for news of their whereabouts and wellbeing, inviting updates on current location prosperity and community ties to keep in touch with friends back home.
A Comfrey Comfrey resident testimonial says Dr Miles Nervine cured a daughter’s epileptic fits after a three year, weekly attack history. The ad claims thousands of successful cases and urges trial with money-back guarantee if no benefit. Produced by Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
The Herald invites readers who once lived here to send letters and update friends on their lives. A note from Mia Dunburgh of Eldridge NY praises Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism, claiming six years of use with consistent relief and satisfaction. It emphasizes quick pain relief as the liniment's main value.
Messrs Richardson and Wallridge, proprietors of the Atlas Hotel for three years, sold the furniture and outfit last week to F. L. Smith who assumes management immediately. Smith brings years of hotel experience to Alliance and is expected to boost business.
A Detroit press dispatch reports Ford motor car orders are arriving rapidly and may qualify buyers for rebates. The note emphasizes strong demand at the Ford factory location and hints at financial incentives for early purchasers.
A health ad cites a renowned authority warning meat eaters that uric acid harms the kidneys. It promotes Rad Salts, a lithia-based remedy, to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys and ease urinary and bladder disorders with daily use before breakfast.
Ford Motor Company faces supply difficulty meeting a daily demand of about 1,000 cars for the period Aug 1 1914 to Aug 1 1915. Buyers who ordered after Aug 1 1914 or paid before Aug 1 1915 may receive a rebate of 40 to 60 dollars per car, totaling at least 15 million dollars to purchasers.
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