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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR lists a box of 100 bars of Made in Nebraska Diamond C soap. Mentions P ari White soap and a 6c item, but details are unclear and other specifics are missing.
The article notes that Hebrews in Germany speak German among themselves in a dialect called Yiddish, a corrupt form of Yudisc. It mentions Russian Hebrews using it as well and Turkish Hebrews speaking Spanish due to historic events, with printed Yiddish showing German words rendered in Hebrew characters.
Loganberry, a blackberry and raspberry hybrid, is praised for jelly jam and pie. Introduced recently in the west, its popularity grows and demand now outstrips supply. Western Oregon and Washington lead as top producers.
Counsel quoted Dr Ingram the bishop of London on the falling birth-rate. Judge Cluer remarked that the bishop has no stake in the issue and is not married, adding that example is better than precept.
The quote reflects on universal kinship and the idea that peace health love and joy rise from all minds sending good thoughts. It suggests individual aims are realized only when the world shares them, framing positive thinking as silent power for humanity.
Tuberculosis is rare in childhood and rises after fifteen. It is most common between twenty five and thirty, with those who escape it in that window becoming steadily less prone as they grow older.
The text advises filling a stripped screw hole with narrow corn strips to restore grip. After inserting the strips, force the screw in to create a tight fit as if the hole were new. This method aims to reclaim holding power without new drilling.
A Punch cartoon mocks immigrant workers in a London setting. The caption shows a disgusted worker commenting that foreigners pretend to speak English as well as natives, while another man objects, highlighting tensions over language and assimilation.
A simple sleeve patch shields the glove finger by sewing a small piece of fabric to the seam. This protects against nail tears and extends glove life for weeks.
A comic exchange centers on a damp house with a landlord claiming dampness slows fire. Prospective tenants note the flaw while the landlord brushes it off as a supposed advantage in an old style jokey exchange.
A small amount of vaselin rubbed into patent leather shoes keeps them soft and prevents cracking. Footwear of this leather should be kept treed when not in use.
A lively Chicago Daily News snippet follows two young people at a wedding season crossroads. A shy girl frets over an invite while a hopeful fiancé declares his love and desire to marry her, exposing jealousy and social pressures around a small town affair.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a humorous exchange about Mrs Siffer and Mr Hiffele. The text hints at a social dynamic but offers no clear event or outcome.
An advertisement urges immediate treatment for coughs and promotes Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup as the best remedy. It pledges a money back guarantee if noted relief is not achieved and touts soothing effects and a pleasant taste for adults.
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