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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
7
Lebanon Kentucky streets superintendent J W Walls reports kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He cites broken sleep and back pain from kidney issues, claims lasting relief after taking the pills. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A reader titled Hyden Thousandsticks laments his mother's death in a sorrowful opening and ends with a heated political critique. The letter accuses colleagues and urges party unity, urging two subjects be separated under distinct headings.
The Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Department presents a colored folder promoting the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland. It includes a bird’s eye view of grounds and buildings, scenes around Portland, and a complete description of attractions to aid summer visitors.
A collection of humorous homilies about popularity ambition and irony. It quips on concealing knowledge life’s worth liver remedies and a talking alligator. Each line offers a compact moral or observation with a playful tone.
On a Louisiana farm Joseph Jefferson stocked a lake with bass and other fish. He confronted a stranger fishing there who claimed he was not fishing but teaching worms to swim, delivered with Jefferson's famed humorous reply about worms learning to swim.
A fresh hospital doctor jokes about hunting a location and waiting for tasks as Patience on a monument. A friend replies that as soon as he begins, monuments will be on the patients, delivering a light quip about busy hospital life.
A southern reader extols Postum Food Coffee as a healthful alternative to old coffee. The note describes indigestion and nervous trouble, sleep relief after switching to Postum, and longer term benefits including calmer sleep and improved well being. The letter is attributed to a consumer in Cartersville and cites Battle Creek, Michigan, as the Postum source.
The U S Bureau of Forestry launches three major planting efforts this season. Fifty thousand trees will be planted in Pike's Peak forest reserve for water conservation, with 300,000 along the Delaware and Hudson rail line and a similar collaboration planned with the Northern Pacific. Maps of southern New Hampshire timber and agricultural lands will guide conservation and forest policy for pulpwood and firewood production. A 35,000 tree trial on California's San Gabriel slopes aims to conserve mountain water for irrigation, at a cost of just 1485 dollars.
A Milwaukee Free Press item recounts Munich as a premier beer city with about 300 breweries, including large Munich mills producing millions of gallons annually. It notes 700 000 barrels consumed yearly in the city and Bavaria’s numerous breweries, dating back to medieval records and the royal hofbrau founded in 1616.
A reprint from Harper’s Bazar presents Theodosia Garrison detailing a speaker pleading for keeping a dream from a master figure. The voice laments loss of youth and happiness and pleads to retain the fragile solace the dream offers despite past thefts and envy.
Three boys on a crowded car discuss how to cover fares for a suburban ball game. A five cent surplus boy explains a stranger paid his fare. The exchange cues suspicions about the man on the end of the seat and his possible motive involving the boy’s sister.
Clerks of the railway mail service working in traveling post offices serving New York maintain a lodging house at 26 Vesey street. They house about 700 clerks at a cost of 12 dollars a year each, roughly 8 cents per night per clerk, at the New York end of their runs.
A Carmel Maine woman recounts years of misery from irregular female function and illness until Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her anemia and pain. The piece promotes the pills for anemia and irregularities and cites strong personal improvement after several boxes. It ends with a lifestyle quip about women and wit.
Too many women view a marriage certificate as a license to operate a hold up game. The remark implies a societal stereotype about women and crime in a historical Philadelphia context.
A reflective feature contrasts modern marriage expectations with traditional duties. It cites concerns about independence and the balance of responsibility, noting some writers argue husbands may worry less about control when domestic ties are clear and acknowledged.
Dr. O S Wood offers a new rupture cure with minimal downtime and no knife for rectal diseases, claiming cure in a few weeks. Bend for circular at 621 N Life Bldg Omaha for details.
A fragment notes a horseshoe nailed over a door, believed to protect occupants from misfortune. It suggests luck if the charm stays in place and does not fall on a person’s head.
Grocers avoid Defiance Starch large 16 oz packs as customers who bought them may not return for smaller 12 oz stock. The ad notes open honest talk, no premiums, and offers one third more Defiance Starch for the same price compared to rival brands. It urges shoppers to choose quality and beware cleverness.
An advertisement extols Defiance Starch as more flexible and lasting than competitors, offering superior quality and extra quantity for the money. It claims trousers fit for boys with a wide budget and mocks intellectual spinster for hype.
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