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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
8
A mosaic of agricultural tips and scattered phrases including compost quality, dry farming, weed control, and gopher methods. The text references alfalfa, cabbage maggots, screen protections, and manure, with stray mentions of California, Wyoming, and Western farming ideas.
The Spiketown Buzzard editor recalls printing a double-lede urging Congress to halt Roosevelt's request for four battleships. The piece argues for two ships instead, noting reader dissent but claiming the stance influenced Congress to reduce the order. The Blizzard is vindicated.
Fragmented text mentions Marikine Campbell a veteran of the Civil War and two Indian wars connected to Colorado and Nebraska with Erie street Dale and Nob. It includes ad like claims about health products Deans Kidney and foot care items and suspicious retail language scattered through a garbled notice.
A fragmented Chicago Tribune excerpt hints at a strange ener and a dancing woman injuring a tendon while a lorpsichord strains. Mentions Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and a photographer praising a portrait.
Fortit's Eye Salve advertised for tired eyes and rapid relief of eye aches congestion and inflammation. Sold by all druggists or Howard Bros Buffalo N Y.
A Chicago Tribune feature recalls a quarrel where Laura declares she needed space to hang a new spring hat after her husband George complains about removing all his clothes from a closet. The anecdote flashes as a light domestic moment reflecting marital tensions and fashion desires.
A fragmented cartoon caption from the Philadelphia Press prompts questions as a veteran herder voices unclear lines about paying for a board. The misread text references Lowelians and Mrs. Butven in a morning report, leaving readers unsure of the scene and intent.
The letter claims a three month old boy suffered severe skin sores from an illness treated by Cutena Remedies after doctors failed. Five weeks into treatment, sores faded, the infant slept and fed normally, and by May 27 the child was well. The note names Zen Miller and others endorsing the remedy.
A fragmentary note mentions agility and color coding with brisk effort. It references someone named Mir Anan and a time hint, plus a street location St. Ney Sh 10a. The readable text is short and lacks clear events or identities.
An old-fashioned pocket health aid promotes Cascarets as a liver and bowel stimulant. It claims the candy tablets exercise bowel muscles, prevent indigestion, and ward off future illness, offered in a West Pocket box for 10 cents by Sterling Remedy Company with CGC stamping.
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