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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
7
Woman recounts her struggle with uterine illness and fear of surgery. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after trying one bottle. The ad urges women to seek confidential advice from Pinkham and notes widespread use and claims of relief for female ailments.
A garbled OCR mix shows stray phrases about memory and affection, an orchid, a fountain, and a stubborn line of old product copy. It includes references to a girl, a “mauve orchid” and a “Soothing Syrup” bottle, with scattered product-like phrases and names blurred by the scan.
In a later chapter of a naval memoir, Richard Glyn, a 14 year old nephew of Admiral Hawkshaw, rises from midshipman on the Ajax to battles with Villeneuve. Giles Vernon, a trusted friend, helps secure an exchange, and romance with Lady Arabella unfolds amid gambling and intrigue before a voyage to Portsmouth and back to London.
In the fishing village of Auchmithie a gull that fed at the hands of fishermen followed a move three and a half miles away. After a fortnight the bird returned on a Sunday to walk into the fisherman’s new home and resume familiar routines.
H Engels of Oakland California narrowly escaped death while riveting two sections inside a 28 inch water pipe on a hillside. The pipe section slid down a hill several hundred feet and rolled into a ditch with flowing water. Engels was rescued alive but seriously cut bruised and nearly drowned, his companion feared dead.
In ancient times the handshake signified that both people carried empty hands and meant no threat. The act served as a treaty of peace and a clear display that friendship was intended in the meeting.
A Des Moines column notes one million American women join a nationwide fight against tuberculosis. Led by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and the General Federation of Women's Clubs, campaigns extend through legislatures, churches, clubs, and homes across states and territories.
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