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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
Property owners should learn how to prove the purity and quality of white lead before paying. National Lead Co the largest manufacturer of pure white lead offers a free outfit and a free book about paint to anyone who writes. Address Woodbridge Bldg New York City.
The passage discusses the whale’s potential power to defeat whaling equipment if it swam openly yet notes the creature’s instinctive responses. It explains how a harpoon impacts its behavior, causing the whale to dive and become vulnerable to the whaler’s control.
F A Rippy of Depot Ave Gallatin Tenn reports fifteen years of kidney disease with back pain weakness and blood passages. After using Dean's Kidney Pills the condition rapidly improved and after four boxes he claims a complete cure with no relapse. Sold by all dealers for fifty cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Mrs Highinus recalls a severe bout in 1893 with the Nibe lungenkmd disease requiring various medicines before recovery. Mrs Gaswell confirms enduring similar health struggles in the past.
Mrs Janet McKenzie of the Boston Cooking School has compiled a Cook's Book with choice recipes for baking and domestic science. It will be sent free to housekeepers purchasing a 5 cent box of K C Baking Powder and sending the coupon to Jaques Manufacturing Co Dept 75 Chicago. The aim is to introduce the powder at about half the Trust price and to share the latest cooking developments via the Cook's Book.
Tourists in Italy marvel at the lava from Vesuvius used around Naples. Lava forms streets staircases and statues and even jewelry. Guides press coins into cooled fragments and sell them to visitors.
An exchange shows Mrs Jagway asking about a missing husband while Mrs Rawler questions the implication. Mrs Jagway clarifies she knows he is in his room asleep with a headache, revealing domestic tension and confusion.
The piece touts health and happiness through trusted products and remedies. It highlights Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a celebrated laxative, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists after widespread world approval.
Lola Greswold falls dangerously ill as pollution from the garden well poisons the village water. George Greswold obsesses over a haunting dream while Mildred and he drift apart in sorrow. The couple retreat to a villa by Lake Thun as grief reshapes their lives and boundless memory absorbs the present.
A comic exchange from Philadelphia Bulletin about an overzealous suitor and a playful retort. The text contrasts a light romance scene with a note on railroad capitalization. It cites 220,183 miles abroad at about 108000 dollars per mile and 222,340 miles in the United States at around 58000 dollars per mile.
A Philadelphia Ledger style note offers quaint advice about courting. A titled man faces a witty American girl with a $150 000 yearly income and balks at slang. The counsel suggests patience on the doorstep as a surefire way to attract a wife assistant by chance.
A broad survey notes strikes and labor actions from Britain to Canada, Italy to Ireland. Reports detail wage cuts, eight hour demands, union growth, sick funds, and plans for worker temples. The Frick Coke Company resumes ovens with Hungary labor, while UMWA calls off a Birmingham coal strike as authorities curb tent housing for miners.
Rescuers report two crewmen reached land as 110 of 187 aboard Star of Bengal drowned after a schooner wreck off Coronation Island. Survivors recalled officers and crew clinging to wreckage, with ships Hattie Gage and Burnside aiding near the Alaska coast as the stricken vessel broke apart in the gale.
Minneapolis health officers confiscate a large quantity from local dealers under pretense of food safety. Fargo business leaders and commercial clubs push inland waterway and harbor improvements. Mine operators hold a joint convention to adjust wages, while receivers of a barn company and railroad entities discuss employment and contracts. A broad coalition of North Dakota interests backs railroads amid ongoing economic and infrastructure talks.
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