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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
A column reports Confederate veterans in old gray uniforms marching up Pennsylvania Avenue with muskets and furled flags to invite the President to Nashville. The piece notes mixed receptions in Washington and frames the scene as starkly symbolic of postwar reconciliation.
An old time ad promotes a box of six candy tablets claimed to aid digestion and bowel movement. It touts Cas acts laxatives as a safe alternative to calomel and harsh purgatives and stresses portability fitting in a vest pocket. The copy emphasizes regular use for overall health and promises genuine products stamped CCC.
The passage mentions burying without coffins as a continental custom and references Denver real estate prices and various entities. It includes a quoted line about giving men rope and hanging a jury attributed to Uncle Allen, plus partial phrases about property and business names.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and related skin and glandular issues. It claims the medicine heals sores, ulcers, and scrofula, with All-Healing Salve for open wounds and a note on obtaining by mail order. The copy asserts known composition and authentic ingredients.
The passage notes cities like Agia and Blze with populations from 20,000 to 50,000 offering electric light and traction opportunities. It criticizes American electrical concerns for avoiding the field, arguing that no concession under a million dollars would attract them.
New Castle Pennsylvania resident Mrs. John Mansell reports kidney trouble cured after a week of Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes relief from painful urinary passages swelling and heart palpitations and attains strength and health. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo sells the pills.
Mrs. R. A. Illsley recalls her son’s severe infant eczema that covered most of his body. After trying patent medicines with no relief she used Cutherin Remedies and reports improvement within two months and full recovery in six months. Dated Oct 24 1905.
Readable ad copy offers a free sample of Allen’s Foot Ease powder for tired swollen feet with a promise it makes new or tight shoes easy. Distributed via Olmsted Roy and nearby, with druggists and shoe stores stocking the item and promoting its use for various foot ailments.
Fragmentary lines hint at a college setting with dialogue about youths and exams. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
An English publisher adopts a concept after early cloth bound books, while claims of a permanent cure for Nerogoe Tineanen and Vitus' Dance by Dr Blinws Gye appear in the text. Free trials and treatment notes are mentioned alongside medical claims.
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