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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
3
The exhausted subject Mr. Highsome ignores Marine News to focus on the sporting page. His wife urges skipping sea movements, recalling their crossing last spring, and he quickly turns to sports with renewed interest.
Frank J. Cheney senior partner of Cheney & Co. swears the firm has no business in Toledo County Ohio and will pay one hundred dollars for any tar tar or disease cured by the use of Hal's remedy. The document is sworn and witnessed by W. Gleason on December 1. The page includes medical claims and ad copy for Hal's Pills and related tonics.
An OCR filled page advertises the Pliph-ni Almanac sold for $000,000 homes and eight million homes, urging prompt purchase from druggists. It includes quack remedies like Brow Quinine, a poem-like anecdote about a clergyman and a Bible reading, and scattered product claims.
A farmer named Vaud secured a Maine coast lighthouse light keeper appointment. His first night on duty ended abruptly at dusk with unclear actions, while the next day he faced confusion about supplies and duties, revealing challenges in early assignments.
A muddled street scene shows two men arguing about a woman in Oshkos. One man recalls a past romance while the other questions his sentimentality and propriety in a compressed, slangy exchange.
A railroad worker describes long indigestion after dieting and failed doctors. He credits Grape Nuts with improved digestion, energy, and seven pounds gained in three months, claiming it cured his discomfort and boosted strength.
In a tense scene aboard a Revolutionary ship, Dunwoodie and allies arrange a covert escape plan. Captain Wharton and a peddler plot using disguise and religious pretense as they discuss risk, loyalty, and the looming threat of capture while awaiting a priest’s arrival.
The peddler outlines instructions to the two actors and orders the housekeeper summoned. Harves speaks in a solemn tone requesting the woman of the house, claiming the prisoner is mid meditation and must not be disturbed as the sentinel is alerted.
A dramatic reading of The Christian Criminals Last Moments prompts a minister to urge a nearby household to secure copies as a condemned man faces execution. The matron reacts with astonishment while villagers debate the book’s value and the sermonist’s insistence on its consolations amid a tense scene.
Armed dragoons scorn the captor and flinch at a prisoner's strange disguise. Mason probes the escape attempt as Harvey Birch and Cesar urge a hasty ride toward a fateful last chance. The scene ends with a call to arm and a cliffhanger continuation.
A bashful artist unveils a new picture saying it is titled Sun set as he shares a 10 cent meal. Lizzie the waitress quips that the scene feels familiar and jokes it resembles a fried egg in a playful exchange about art and appetite.
In a rural town a fire erupts during a play as ill luck and fear ripple through the crowd. A single factor halts panic and saves many, though a tense scene unfolds with anxious actors and townsfolk.
A court grants a young woman the opportunity to learn a trade through correspondence study. The judge concludes she should be allowed to pursue practical training despite scrutiny.
A garbled historical fragment references political resignations, royal actions, naval losses, and territorial shifts. It notes Thomas deffervson resigning in Segtoracy, Vanderbilt death, Queen Victoria inaugurating imperial orders, and a stern weathered list of battles, treaties, and accidents across Europe, America, and Asia.
The American Society of Thiblien Lit erature and Bvegosis met in Philadelphia and passed a resolution demanding Professor Horna V. Diltprecht of the University of Pennsylvania publicly answer charges that he acquired ancient tablets in the Orient and claimed to have dug them up in Nip piv. The tablets, now in Penn's museum, are said to have been bought by him and may have come from dealers years earlier.
Rear Admiral Jundrich of the New York navy yard endorses Henry Reuterdahl's concerns about defects in the American entry. He says he has relayed similar views to the Secretary of the Navy and indicates the President plans a broad reorganization of the naval bureaus.
The California Fruit Canners Association awarded the Americas Can Company of Pittsburgh the largest can contract on record for 800 million cans to be delivered at a rate of 800 million cans yearly for five years. Analysts note terms were forced by rising steel costs and California plant activity affecting production.
Fragmented report notes a local movement in New York City's Lower East Side pushing for land and levee changes. It highlights social factions, frequent meetings, and community tensions amid unclear specifics.
A guide extols Borax as a versatile household purifier and disinfectant. It describes mixing a spoonful per gallon for flushing drains and claims it sterilizes surfaces and kills germs, while noting other uses from cleaning to softening water and even cosmetic benefits.
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