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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
13
A humorous spoof recounts a driver fearing Ford failures and a moral urging kookoo clocks for speed. It shifts to a shipwreck survivor hiding in fear as a mysterious voice interrupts. The piece satirizes peril and superstition with dated humor and bold misprints.
Orison Sweet Maiden outlines marital ideals from a Pictorial Review article. It advises a husband to honor, protect, and cherish his wife, sharing interests, deferring to her opinions, and keeping her youthful in appearance and spirit. It emphasizes respect, affection, and financial support.
A poem praises steady effort over bragging as a favored virtue while a South Chicago family encounters a strange cream bottle incident. A grandfatherly exchange with a child reveals simple humor as a boy asks about snigs and the old man explains he has never caught any.
Mothers urged to give 3 or 4 doses of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to purify blood and cleanse stomach and bowels. Claims improve health, mood, and color of all family members. Ad highlights Spring Remedy and states best in the world. 35 dm. H. F. Thiele.
Alliance merchant W. E. R. Harper to entertain at the Drake Hotel this evening at 8 for the Alliance High School senior class. A program has been arranged for the event honoring the young men.
Nebraska boys and girls potato clubs set age limits from 10 to 18 by January 1 1915 enrollment closes June 1 1915 and associate members may join. Members study potatoes keep cost records and file final reports by November 1 with county and state authorities. Prizes awarded for yield profit exhibit and crop story with local and state contests to follow in 1915.
A Vandergrift Pennsylvania mother Mrs Verne Shafler says she gives Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to her children for cids or coughs and finds it far superior to other medicines she has used. She recommends others try it. For sale by all dealers.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids. It urges regular meat eaters to drink lithia water with Jad Salts to cleanse kidneys, improve blood purity, and prevent kidney complications.
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