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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
3
A court grants a ten year stay as the lawyer notes the client’s amenability. The judge confirms the stay and remarks on the client’s readiness to accept the situation. The exchange occurs after statements about a Christmas gift gone wrong involving a racing automobile.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles including lame back and Bright s disease. It promotes free sample bottles by mail to readers who mention the offer and provides the firm s Binghamton New York address and bottle pricing.
The article explains seawater evaporation leaving 440 feet of salt if the ocean dried completely. It notes ocean depths, bottom up freezing, and wave dynamics with a forty foot crest and fifty mile per hour travel. It cites a wave base of 375 feet and shore impact of seventeen tons per square inch.
A letter-like note describes a couple plagued by coffee addiction and illness. After trying Postum, the husband’s health improved with weight gain and fewer headaches. The wife, initially lighter, also reports better strength and energy, praising Postum as a remedy.
Henry Wharton faces execution after a court treason trial while Frances pleads for mercy. Major Dunwoodie wrestles with duty and the looming fate as Harper becomes a potential ally, and Washington's name shadows every turn of mercy or justice.
A fragmentary dialogue presents Redford and Johson discussing suburban life and homecomings. A note about a girl who practices on the plane daily highlights a theme of diligence and neighborly dynamics in a suburban setting.
A dense timeline lists events from Westminster Abbey’s dedication in 1065 through 1899. It notes monarchs, sieges, explorations, battles, structural fires, legislative changes, disasters, and infrastructural milestones across Europe, America, and Canada, including Metz, Plymouth, New Orleans, Antwerp, and Ottawa area developments.
A fragmentary ad describes L. Wood of Fentress Norfolk Co touting a kidney cure from Dean’s Kidney and before one box was used after four days of intense treatment. The notice claims dramatic improvements and lists Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as distributor. A side anecdote mentions interactions with Mrs. Smith and a humorous remark about new teeth.
The Missouri Republican state committee met in St Louis and endorsed Taft for president. Florida's Gov Broward named William James Bryan of Jacksonville to the U S Senate to fill Mallory's term, a 30 year old Moridan native. Representative Hampton Moore urged a return to In God We Trust on coins, while Manhattan officials backed John S Ahearn as borough president over Gov Hughes. Cortelyou denied a candidacy raid, signaling the end of a boom, as Bryan drew cheers in Guthrie and a House prayer for his presidential bid.
The fragment mentions the Peruana Almanac and a 1908 edition noting it is in demand and available from druggists. A Chicago court scene references a judge asking about an interpreter and a remark about a witness. The disjointed text combines promotional lines with a courtroom exchange.
Mrs. W. Pilg of Burlington, N C reports a cousin born with a persistent skin disease from birth was cured by a Citr Remedies after costly failures. After months of treatment the child’s skin cleared completely and remained smooth for years, with the family trusting the remedy’s lasting effect.
A motorist confronts a team of horses pulling a split log on the outskirts of Scantliost. An exchange ensues as the driver, described as an old man, is told to move aside to make way for the good roads movement.
Advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and inner ear mucous surfaces. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Catarrh Pills, offering free circulars and claiming 100 cures in ten cases, with sales through druggists at five cents.
Fragmented text references a marriage proposal theme with names Pepprey Miss Passay and E W Gro, plus scattered lines about LAXATIVE BROMO and coal consumption for railroad engines. Context is low clarity with garbled phrases and partial sentences.
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