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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
3
Mrs Nettlin Darvoux 497 Sixth Street Detroit chronic dyspepsia for nine years cured after using Dr Williams Pink Pills husband bought three boxes after reading a testimonial book. Pills claim to strengthen digestion, improve blood, and yield lasting recovery. Defiance Starch ads follow.
The line honors simple kindness as the kindest thing in the world, attributed to Ram's Horn.
Woman avoids operation after physician advised it for ovarian trouble. Miss Margret Merkley of Milwaukee writes of relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and seeks free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Amid electric revelry the arena erupts as Taurus the bull tramples the band and men flee. Jack Travers risks life to shield Jessie Cameron as Ah Sin clings to the beast, ending with a perilous chase and a dramatic, unresolved finish.
Jack surveys the scene as the bull resumes its charge. The animal advances with blood on its horns, signaling a dangerous escalation in the confrontation.
Thomas A. Edison recounts riding by a country estate in New Jersey and recalling a dinner where he arrived without a dress suit. He jokes about the servant’s reaction and notes he wore his old Prince Albert, having already bathed that day.
Payson Tucker after eight decades with the Maine Central railroad was known for humor and business skill. A disabled man asked what he would do with only his damaged right hand to earn a living, and Tucker replied, I should wash it.
Mrs Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing years of back ache and kidney trouble after two boxes and one week of use. She reports lasting health now for four months and urges others to try the remedy available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The text explains the difference between government and public property. Government property includes forts and ships owned by the state or military, not intended for general public use. Public property like parks and libraries is owned by government but meant for public access and use.
A German resident in Portugal reports that Portuguese writers spell his name with variants such as Smbytls Schmithy Xemite Chemictz and Schemeth. He notes the confusion between his patronymic Schmith and the familiar English Smith.
At a Snelish town council meeting a new magistrate thanked colleagues for the honor. Instead of tempering justice with mercy he said he would tamper with justice and mercy, stirring concern among attendees.
In Lowndes Missouri on April 10 Mrs H C Harty reports years of poor spring health with back and head pain. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills last spring she improved markedly becoming stronger than in over a decade. The ad touts the pills as top spring medicine used in thousands of families.
H T Newcomb of the District of Columbia Bar presents statistics showing that 5 174 718 depositors in savings banks across six eastern states are directly invested in railroad securities totaling 442 354 086. Massachusetts insurance companies hold 845 589 038 in railroad stocks and bonds while educational institutions invest 47 408 27 for part of their income.
A reflective line attributes moral growth to inner warmth. It links cheerful disposition with spiritual maturity, suggesting positive thinking nurtures virtuous behavior and character development.
Medical ad claims a cure for fever and catarrh using Hal’s Catarrh Cure taken internally. Mentions J Cheney & Co and wholesale druggists, praising efficacy over 15 years. Provides testimonial wording and price, urging readers to try the remedy.
A reflective note recalls a woman's lasting memory of a kiss and its emotional impact. The intimate moment is described with timeless affection, focusing on reminiscence and personal sentiment.
An advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as unmatched in quantity and purity claiming its superiority over rival brands. It asserts higher content per ounce and greater value for ten cents versus LS brand offerings.
Correspondent Glison Willett writes of a thousand mile horseback hunt in Texas and Mexico hosted by the Southern Pacific railroad. The party, from twelve prairies, camps along the San Diego river and on the Trevino ranch, hunting for food and praising SP hospitality and development along the route. The piece closes with a pledge that promises for a second annual hunt will be kept.
Plant care guidance urges regular dusting of foliage plants grown for their leaves. Dust settles on leaves and blocks breathing pores. remove dust and sponge with clean water at least weekly for healthy growth.
Mr Justice Lawrence asks what P G stands for at Anglesey Assizes. J Bryn Roberts M P explains it is the village shorthand for Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. The judge refrains from the full name.
Readers report a brief note from Augusta Georgia Herald about a grand opera group ordering drinks last Tuesday night. The group left an order for twenty bottles of beer six half pints and two pinta of whisky.
The article states the global average coal supply per person is half a ton, while the United States yields four tons per person. It notes a stark contrast between world averages and American production.
Many women prefer staying home to care for children and housework yet worry their friends would label husbands as brutes if they stayed. The remark reflects social expectations and gender roles in domestic life.
Attar of roses is produced in Roumania and Bulgaria from rose leaves. The note specifies the countries where the traditional distillation occurs.
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