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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
7
Miss Florence E Kenah of Ottawa and Miss Rose Gerbing of Crown Point Ind praise Peruna for curing lingering colds and catarrh. The letters claim rapid relief two bottles and stress harmless non-narcotic ingredients and lasting health improvement.
The article recalls two famed triple plays by Paul Hines in 1900 and Harry O Hagan in 1901 along with a Kansas City club’s two triple plays in one Toledo game. It notes the rarity and precise conditions needed for such an out sequence and mentions a distant anecdote from South Africa about an escaped lioness seen near road travel.
French actor M. Coquelin announces candidacy for senator from Boulogne sur Mer. He pledges to improve actors status in Paris churches and vows to reduce social stigma facing performers. He praises drama and hints at republicanism and broader goals for society.
A damaged OCR fragment presents archaic lines about defiance and longing. The text references a scholar and a departed beloved, with repeated phrases like take what you can and a vow to endure. Names and clear context are obscured by garbled characters.
The Mahratti women of western India are described as model wives. They focus on three duties in life: serving their husband, cherishing their children, and taking pride in their jewelry. This simple domestic code makes them appear amiable and ideal in the observer's view.
A correspondent reports police in a Russian town have confiscated every typewriter as dangerous instruments of sedition. Authorities register each machine and owners risk arrest on any occasion, as the government frowns on disseminating literature it does not approve.
Canadian authorities announce intensified efforts to lure immigrants to the Dominion. Advertising at the recent world’s fair sparked strong interest in the United States and is expected to drive more settlers to the Canadian West.
The report notes candidates admitted to the bar in England with unusual Christian names such as Elder Amend Lamishinker Benalah Semeon and Architrades. It comments that there may be little watchfulness over such naming practices in England.
An unusual advertisement markets a tarot themed product claiming to keep clothes white. The copy mentions washing with 18 ounces for 10 Cena units and uses bold style typical of quirky classifieds.
A French writer describes the National Library in Paris as a cemetery for books, where the history of France is represented by millions of volumes. The remark echoes concerns about overwhelming archives and the meaning of collective memory.
A fragment notes Defiance Starch’s lack of shine due to its claimed money value and overall quality. It mentions a man who would be happier if nothing existed to make him unhappy, implying broader dissatisfaction with the product.
An ad touts Defiance Starch as yielding the best results with starching. It mentions four ounces at a price and implies a cooking requirement. The tone reflects a sales pitch from a historical period.
A vintage advertisement extols Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry use claiming 10 oz per package at a 10 cent price, no chemical additives, and no sticking. It contrasts Defiance with 4 1 2 lb rival packages while urging grocers to stock Defiance for faster ironing and time savings.
A national promotion extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. Letters from women claim relief from womb issues and tumor fears after following Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lyon Massachusetts. The text urges women to write for guidance, asserting no charge and widespread success.
An 19th century ad pitches Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver disorders and bilious symptoms. It promises to restore function, alleviate headaches, digestive upset, skin issues, and general debility, with testimonials and guidance on using the product and obtaining the doctor’s medical booklet.
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