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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1903

Page

3

Aboard a Night of Experiments and Feasting

In a sunlit city, Uncle Phineas and Eleanor join Mr. Struthers for a day of errands and lavish meals. They later tour Struthers laboratory on a moonlit roof, where a battery and electric shocks astonish Eleanor as they debate science and dreams of domestic life.

Struthers Eleanor Phineas Phin Mr. Struthers Vanor Uncle Phineas Flicanor Tam

Eleanor on Roof Park in moonlit escapade

Eleanor and Uncle Phineas share a cool rooftop moment on a tin roof with a hammock and chimneys. Mr Struthers plays the banjo as a city hums below, and the scene ends with the professor's wry note about a cat dying as the melody ends.

Eleanor Phineas Uncle Phin Mr. Struthers

Small Comfort in Angels at Brooklyn Mothers Meeting

A Brooklyn church mother’s anecdote imagines Edith a six year old learning fear and faith. Edith, taught that God and angels protect her in the dark, whispers of white angels fill the room. She finally confesses the fear beats even the angels and the old Nick.

Brooklyn Edith Nick

Dr August Koe nigs Hamburg Drops touted for digestive ills

Advert says many suffer from indigestion and liver congestion and purports that Dr August Koe nigs Hamburg Drops can cure a range of stomach and blood disorders. It claims a single trial will prove effectiveness and urges readers to buy a bottle promptly.

August Koenig Hamburg

Racial Mortality Gap Highlighted in United States

A historical report notes that mortality in the colored population of the United States is nearly double that of the white population, underscoring stark health disparities.

The United States

Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure

Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only tested remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. The advert declares the medicine cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars for any failure.

Hall Ita Fallato F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Tie. Gall's

Last Living French Ex-President Cassimir-Perier Turned 55

M Cassimir-Perier, the sole surviving former French president, marked his 55th birthday on November 8. He was 23 at the Franco-Prussian War, fought in Paris siege, earned the Legion of Honor, joined the chamber in 1874, became president in 1894 after Carnot's assassination, and resigned in 1895 after a brief tenure.

M. Cassimir-Perier Paris Legion of Honor Chamber of Deputies M. Carnot

French Alcohol Makers Seek Duty on Carburets

Producers of alcohol in France fear the new acetylene synthesis method. The Nord Agricultural Society asks the government to impose a 4% per pound duty on carburets to protect the industry, though the process is not yet financially threatening.

France Society of Agriculture of the Nord

Question on Venezuelan Civil War Funds cited by New York Sun

A New York Sun inquiry questions why the Venezuelan civil war persists amid foreign foes. It asks where General Matos acquires money to sustain operations and comments on President Castro’s unpopularity as a backdrop.

The New York Sun Venezuela Castro

Dr Coffee Offers Home Eye Medicines and Free Book

Dr W O Coffee of Des Moines Iowa announces medicines for eye diseases usable at home to cure cataracts ulcers and lid issues and promises a free book on eye diseases with orders to his paper. Caspar Gerstle the oldest man in Lower Austria has died at an advanced age.

W. O. Coffee Des Moines Iowa Coffe Coffee Caspar Gerstle Lower Austria

Australian Alegalia Noted as Nesting Bird Unaltered

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a bird described as leaving its nest fully fledged with permanent care. The text references unclear terms and names, including possible authors or places, but no clear event or date is established beyond the mundane observation of behavior.

Taxes on foreign visitors proposed in Vaud Canton

The Vaud Canton in Switzerland proposes levying taxes on foreign visitors and real estate dealings. The move aims to raise revenue and regulate tourism impact within the canton.

Vaud Canton Switzerland

Defiance Atari Tune Promises Lasting Stability

A marketed claim states that Defiance atareh tuning yields more lasting grip and less shake than competitors, with one third more performance for the money in certain conditions.

Viennese Woman Theresia Kujia Celebrates 103rd Birthday

Frau Theresia Kujia of Vienna has just celebrated her one hundred third birthday, marking a long life in the Austrian capital and drawing attention to longevity among residents.

Theresia Kujia Vienna

Try One Package Defiance Staren Promotion

If the product name Defiance Staren is unsatisfactory return it to your dealer. If it pleases you you receive one third more value for the same money. It promises satisfaction and will not stick to the iron.

Morocco Turmoil Ends With Bashaw Captured

After a deputation to Tangier provokes a harsh punishment by the bashaw and his aide, villagers defend themselves and seize the local ruler. The aide is blinded and abandoned. the shereefa's son arranges release of prisoners and further trouble ends.

Morocco Plinya Bashaw Tangier

French swardsmen sail for Naples for duel test

M Merignac and Kirchoffer with seconds Breittmayer and Lasclez left Paris for Naples to duel Italians Liewerl Verga and Pessina. The matches aim to test national styles of awardsmanship amid a bitter controversy.

M. Merignac Kirchoffer MM. Breittmayer Lasclez Paria Naples Liewerl Verga Pessina

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Winnipeg Woman

Mrs A M Ferguson, now in Whatcom Washington, recalls using Dodd's Kidney Pills for Bright's Disease in Winnipeg and claims the remedy cured her. After a lapse following a move to Whatcom her swelling returned until treatment resumed, and she notes others in Whatcom have come to appreciate the pills.

Whatcom Wash A. M. Ferguson Winnipeg Manitoba Dodd United States Bright Attie

Death of Mrs. Margaret McCoy Known as West Methodism Mother

Mrs. Margaret McCoy died in Omaha Nebraska. She was revered as the Mother of Methodism in the West, with her mother having fled France during Robespierre era Reign of Terror.

Margaret McCoy West Omaha, Neb France Robespierre

Recipe for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement

A testimonial letters describes relief from ovarian troubles and discharge after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Laura Kamona of Wallerville Ontario reports overcoming weakness and avoiding surgery and urges other women to try the remedy and write for guidance.

Lydia E. Pinkham Laura Kamona Wallerville Ont

Work for heaven is better than weeping over Eden

A concise aphorism contrasts striving for heavenly reward with dwelling on earthly sorrow. The line emphasizes action and faith over lamenting past losses. It frames Eden as a symbol of idealized loss contrasted with future reward.

Heaven Eden

De fiance Starch sparks price comparison sales pitch

A grocer argues that De fiance Starch is not kept by some shops because buyers can get Btarch which contains 16 units for the same price. The pitch emphasizes no cooking required and questions customers about choosing 16 for the same money over 12.

Penny stamps expected price in London sale

A sheet of 119 unused black English penny stamps from 1840 is expected to fetch about one hundred pounds at a forthcoming London sale. The stamps are described as pristine and rare for collectors.

Lonon

Defiance Starch Promises Whiter Clothes for 10 Cents

An old newspaper ad touts Defiance Starch claiming clothes stay white with starch treated fabric. The offer promises improved brightness for household laundry at a price of ten cents.

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