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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
9
Fragment from a historical text describes a tense exchange involving an unnamed initiative, President Tolk, and a described method of restraint. The narrator notes the impact of a strong grip and the strategic aim to control an adversary without visible concern for the pain.
A partial, damaged OCR fragment describes a tense scene with distressed speakers and unclear actions. The passage hints at emotional turmoil and a breaking wave motif, mentioning a pale young woman and a moaning voice, but no clear event or outcome is discernible.
The excerpt discusses feeding livestock for flavor and weight, the value of pedigree stock, geese markets in German and Jewish communities, and the old fashioned farmer’s routine. It covers asparagus origins, global grain supplies, egg production from Plymouth Rock hens, and meat feeding strategies. It also notes German grafting advances to improve fruit trees, pruning methods, plums prone to curculio, spraying schedules for blossoms, and lime sulfur salt washes for horticultural protection.
Readable excerpts cover Do It Yourself fertilizer mixes with water and caustic soda, plus lime additions, and notes on forage crops showing higher protein with manure and crop rotations. Also described is peach twig borer control in Western Colorado using lime sulfur wash or lead arsenate sprays, timing with blossom stages and cautions about impurities.
The New York Mall review states a revolver is effective only up to fifty yards and holds little hunting value. It argues the average man cannot kill game or men with a slingshot, calling the revolver largely overrated and a mere toy for children or other men.
Chateworth Illinois engineer William H Walter endured years of kidney disease causing flank pain dark urine and rheumatic weakness. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills he recovered lost weight and regained strength. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Wester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments and fatigue. It cites testimonials from Mrs Sacha Abbott and Mrs Pree McKitrick, claiming relief from monthly pains irregularities and general weakness, and urges readers to seek the remedy to restore health and strength.
An old advertisement urges women with female weaknesses to write to Mrs Tintham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice. It touts Mrs Pinkham’s experience and free guidance as the quickest, surest way to recovery, claiming success where others fail.
Fragmented excerpt lists products and claims from brands and advertising copy. Includes references to Gourand’s Oriental Dream and Allen’s Foot-Ensa powder. Mentions locations in New York and New Jersey and distribution through druggists and stores.
The speaker notes a transformation in attitude after buying a car. The old joke about a horse and carriage is replaced by a bemused, modern “horseless laugh” as Guyer-H'm observes the change.
Mrs Lizzie B. Sledge of Selma Alabama reports four years of skin eczema with severe itching. After two top physicians failed, her husband bought Cuticara Remedies which stopped the breakouts and she remained symptom free for three years.
A fragmentary Princeton Tiger snippet mocks a figure named Old Scriggs as the worst behtwad with a hostile line about a family and stairs. The passage appears as garbled yearbook style chatter.
A Courier-Journal quip contrasts today with past views on decency as readers joke about old time beliefs. The piece cites slangy phrases and references to a so called soothing syrup tale, noting how earlier generations labeled the Black Crook as indecent.
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