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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary text shows a character injured, facing a doctor. It references clothing preferences and compulsory measures, hinting at discussions of permanent equality and legal calls to action. No clear event or outcome is reported beyond the injury and debate context.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a private exchange about a home and a back door. The text is incomplete and presents as a casual, possibly fictional chat without clear event or outcome.
Franca Warner of Wright County farms 66 acres using a three crop rotation corn oats and clover with manure. He keeps four mares ten cows and ten sows producing colts, milk and pork while marketing chicken produce garden crops and corn to cover family expenses. He plans a silo to store summer and winter feed.
Mrs. Ray Trusner of New Albany Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring her health after severe kidney disease left her bedridden. She states the right limb swelled and doctors were puzzled before improvement began and she was fully well in six weeks. Doan's sold everywhere for 50 cents. Foaster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y.
A tired preacher touts Grape-Nuts and Postum as curatives for indigestion and sleepless nights. He credits the cereal with steady nerves and restful sleep after Sabbath duties, noting his family also embraces the product when other foods fail.
Cultivation and rotation benefits of mangels parsnips and other root crops for winter feed. Discusses yields per acre, storage, soil preparation, thinning, and costs, noting mangels provide the largest per acre yield and that roots can be grown for under two dollars a ton under good conditions.
An account describes a Sandringham shoot where pheasants were not to be shot. A guest dropped a hen near King Howard's line. To avoid offense, the king signaled the fallen bird and praised the shooter, saying, Ah, Gurney, What a man you are for the ladies.
A Toronto born child, born Oct 13 1908, suffered a severe skin ailment spreading over face and body. After failed treatments and hospital care, the family found relief using Cuticura Remedies starting May 1899, with the condition fully clearing and no relapse. Robert Mano of Proctor Minnesota endorses the cure in May 1910.
A garbled OCR fragment markets Allen's Tooteare antiseptic powder for foot care. The text references cures, substitutes, and a person named Levia praising doing good, with added names and an address fragment.
A Marleton dialogue notes two kinds of business courtesy one for those who pay cash and one for those who do not. An inserted ad promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and Garfield Tea as cures for ailments. The fragment ends with a aphorism on kindness and a mention of Boufflers.
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