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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
8
An 19th century advertisement style fragment touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles including tumors irregularities backache and indigestion. It claims thousands cured and invites sick women to write for advice noting testimonials and endorsements from users and physicians.
Fragmentary item from the Chicago Tribune noting a Meharande by Kik Life and social gossip about Mrs Topfiat Vrs and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for a child. Writings show altered spelling and unclear context, with references to societal discovery and a battle-like undertone.
A garbled historical item discusses a mortgage hold on a property and related financial terms. The fragment mentions a person possibly named Abe Hsbil and a Mrs. Yawket Gaigorelemsty with unclear context. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable.
A fragmented note discusses dairy farming practices and veterinary care for cows. It mentions rental, proof of successful dairying, and protection of products from disease. Other elements reference feeding and medicine, with a stray line about a postcard request and general guidance for dairy operations.
An article discusses how women should walk, contrasting American and European manners. It argues for a poised, light, dignified walk with straight posture and subtle toe turnout, criticizing hurried or showy strides and urging restraint in movement and bearing.
A doctor described how families from varied means adopted Postum over coffee, claiming improved digestion and comfort. He recalled personal experiences noting coffee-related ailments eased after switching, with many avoiding digestive pain after a year of Postum use.
Senate discussions centered on government deposits and currency stringency with claims of inequity between the West South and the Northeast and a defense of New York. A $1040,000 deficit was warned if appropriations were not trimmed, with partisan clashes over the criminal code revision and treasury operations. The House tackled the urgent deficiency bill amid broader politics and defense of financial policy as adjournment approached.
Fragmented telegraph items report Republican memes in Oklahoma Legislature, justice figures tied to enforcement, and a New York bombing incident. Names and details are garbled. the item sketches political and legal topics with minimal clarity.
A fragmentary narration describes a conversation among passengers including a charming young bhup derer who meets a Signorina and they discuss crossing the tropic of cancer. The mood is curious and light as they anticipate an encounter at an instant.
An ad style fragment notes Charles Van Boehnen of 201 A St Colfax Wash suffered thirty years with kidney pain and rheumatism. He reports Deans Kidney Pills gave nearly complete relief. The ad promotes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and ends with seed catalog blurbs from John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis offering plants and seeds and free catalogs.
A garbled message mentions Orange street and Brad street, with names like Asmalia and Amelia-Lir, suggesting a mixup or misunderstanding about where someone is to be located or contacted. No clear event details emerge.
A historical ad promotes a $100 reward for Catarrh Cure proof of failure. It touts Dr. Hartman’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment affecting blood and mucus, promising health restoration and a stronger constitution. The text urges readers to send for testimonials and lists sales points and pharmacy availability.
Shaky readable lines describe an incident involving Lingdug and a department store inquiry. The text mentions a suspect, a water interest, and a purchase of a linepty item. The fragmentary report hints at a theft or investigation with unnamed parties and unclear dates.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children. It claims to ease teething discomfort, claimed to cure various afflictions, and promotes a reputable home as a source. The text lists contact details and sales locations in New York.
Fragmentary ad style content touts a tea product as pleasant pure and mild, claiming it offers a stealthy laxative effect. Mentions Verhs as an ingredient and promotes its gentle, non drugged nature. The piece reads as a playful or satirical craft with imperfect spelling.
A distraught wife tells her husband a frightened tale of a cat that ate something she failed to stop. He reassures and offers to replace the cat, maintaining a light, domestic tone.
A description outlines a reception home for Hitle children from one month to seven or eight years old. It is intended for children of Indian officers and others on foreign service, widowers, widows, guardians, trustees, missionaries, colonials or parents traveling.
Michael Steinmun describes a decade of suffering from eczema in his infant son in Brooklyn. After trying various remedies with little success, he used Cuticura treatments. Following the first box, improvement appeared, and after the second set the boy, now eleven, recovered and has smooth skin.
The text touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It claims it is not the only remedy of value but one of many reasons it is best for easing laxative needs, sweetening and relieving internal organs without debilitating after effects. It emphasizes pleasant natural action and physician approval, urging purchase of the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product via leading druggists.
The note surveys Scots legal terms distinct from English usage such as sequestration for bankruptcy, writer as solicitor, debate for argument, delinquent for wrongdoer, housebreaking with aggravation for burghiry, and Bentlind usage for a seller of real property detailing term origins and shifts.
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