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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement describes Western Canada as a land of thriving farms and abundant game. It highlights fishing and hunting opportunities, deer and wapiti, marshy wetlands, and easy rail access to settlements, urging readers to consider homesteading and investment with guidance from a Canadian agent.
A banker’s manager confronts a stenographer over a letter misread as Hannah by the wife away at a summer resort. The error triggers a humorous and costly miscommunication as the English employer demands an explanation. Meanwhile, a real estate owner rejects a university professor’s bid to buy to control tenants.
Mrs Chappell of Grant Park NL endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for ovarian and womb inflammation and urges women to seek her advice. The article highlights that women share intimate details with Mrs Pinkham who offers free guidance from Lynn Mass.
The oldest herbarium in the world sits in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. It comprises crowns garlands wreaths and bouquets from ancient tombs mostly well preserved and identified. The flowers appear to be at least 3 000 years old.
The article reports on Supreme Court insular cases boosting administration lines, triggering rival candidacies. Senator Foraker and Col. New backers push Fairbanks as Indiana leans solidly to him, while Theodore Roosevelt consolidates support and plans a three year campaign to keep his name before the party leaders.
The war in South Africa between Britain and the Boers drags on with ruin and death. Guerrilla tactics by De Wet extend the fight as British forces apply a milder reconquest policy. Veldt grass fires threaten grazing, while raids on isolated posts and looting continue amid waning early style combat.
A jumble of one line summaries covers politics law and society. Notes reference constitutional questions women’s suffrage and a sheriff sale of an Indiana bicycle plant amid broad, period style observations.
A vivid scene in the Chiffa gorge portrays a grand sanctuary like setting where monkeys gather in pairs and small groups on Virgin trees. Elders circulate to counsel families as the service proceeds with propriety. After officials depart, the simians swing and frolic in mid-air, aside from one solitary Warhelor who avoids contact.
A Brooklyn woman guiding her niece through an art gallery remarks on a figure described as an ancient goddess lacking arms, then quips about trolley cars of old, captured in a Yonkers Statesman snippet.
Mrs. Flanigan of Sumpter suffers fifteen years with dropsy and could not wear shoes. After using six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills on Dr. Dale's advice, she improves quickly and is fully restored, praised by husband Mr. Flanigan and local doctor.
A terse remark about a girl’s hairstyle ignites tension as onlookers debate propriety and self restraint. Tidbits offers a snappy retort and hints at social dynamics within the scene.
A testimonial circle praises Peruna for systemic catarrh relief after years of illness. Patrons state initial improvements after first bottle and attribute long term recovery to Peruna, urging others to seek Dr Hartman’s guidance from The Stiltman Sanitarium in Columns, Ona.
Imaginative paragraph about Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trip in the West appears in the Junior section. A Mother Bear in a Colorado cave admonishes her two cubs to come home from school lest the Vice President intervene.
A Chicago Record note states a client pursues two pensions arguing the deceased husband would not have fought in war and thus she did not contribute to his pension. The lawyer contends proof shows he would have avoided service.
A fragmented ad promotes Dr Kisno s Great Nerve Restorer claiming permanent cure for fits and nervous issues with a $2 trial bottle offered by H Kline Ltd Philadelphia. The fragment also references child dental remedies and a satirical line from Saturday Evening Post noting spongers and imitation light lies.
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