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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
6
The text echoes late 19th century political discourse with references to the Philippines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, arguing for continued American sovereignty and expansion. It cites figures like Wolcott and Cleveland, discusses gold and silver money, trusts, and says the nation must maintain credit and global leadership.
An often retold tale describes an American envoy offered lavish gifts by a foreign prince. He refused excess and chose a plain sword as the modest keepsake, a weapon the king had long sought and valued nearly as highly as the crown.
An account describes a small dog named Sulky protecting a missionary and Sally the servant during a perilous trek in Africa. As a large Burhugl warrior force advanced, Sulky barked to alert the group, while Sally guided them to safety, the dog’s bold noise described as pivotal to their escape.
The text notes the German Emperor Wilhelm II as simple in prayer cards, contrasting with ornate royal cards of German nobility featuring crests and crowns. It highlights the stark stylistic difference between imperial and noble representations.
An Eastern newspaper estimates that the United States had about 300 million fowls last year and produced roughly 47.4 billion eggs. The combined value of fowls and products is listed near 39.42 billion dollars. Colorado Gold Rice 1881 reports Colorado bag production surpassing 76 million dollars in gold.
William Payne describes travel from Winnipeg to Prince Albert and Regina region, praising mixed farming lands along the Sas katchewan river, abundant water, timber, and pasture. He claims high wages in carpentry and farming, urges readers to seek homesteads, and offers to provide guidance, noting attraction of Prince Albert and surrounding districts for lasting settlement.
Two French women patented a scrubbing brace to attach to a shoe by straps and a heel plate, enabling cleaning of uppers while standing upright. The device promises easier maintenance of footwear and could influence future shoe care.
A fragmented notice lists a $30.30 fare for a July N B A convention tour with routes through Chattanooga Knoxville Asheville and Bestinshore and return via Norfolk Point Comfort Richmond and White Springs Virginia. Address given: J O Tucker 264 Clark Street Chicago. Rosaly's army boasts of femin Madical officer.
Fragmentary OCR note cites claims about public opalony and patriotism with references to Tawaure Piso’s Cure for Consumption and an address on Alxple street Navmedi dated February 17, 1900, marking an unclear historical record.
Fragmented reader letter touts Cascarets and Cusemeule as tape worm cures. Authorship from a dubious seller praises the products, claiming dramatic relief and warnings about worm symptoms. Readers are urged to buy and report results to a Chicago address.
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