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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
4
The piece explains that a genuine trade mark binds the manufacturer to product merit and shields buyers from counterfeit goods. It cites National Lead Company's Dutch Boy White Lead as an example, offering a free blow-pipe test kit to verify purity, mailed from New York's Woodbridge Building.
The New York Globe promotes beachside bungalows near Manhattan as affordable summer homes. A Jersey coast example rents for eight dollars and a small, two-week build cost under 300 dollars. A young architect and two sisters built a sunlit pine and shingled cottage with an open front, a multifunction living room, and a practical kitchen.
A Polkville Arkansas citizen praises a five year old prodigy who can swear like a pirate though he has never seen the ocean. The parent responds proudly claiming the boy’s remarkable speech.
An advertisement extols Postum as a well brewed caffeine free beverage that aids liver headaches and misery. A user testimony claims quitting coffee improved health and a preference for Postum over coffee with a mild pleasant flavor. The ad notes occasional new letters and asserts authenticity of the letters from Battle Creek Michigan.
Amber and Hilary clash over love and betrayal in a stormy late night at Carrig. Amber asserts independence while Hilary pleads, Sir Lucien objects, and a mysterious theft of jewels deepens the peril as danger and passion surge.
The fragment contains banter between Orlando and Mins Corkins and a harsh exchange with Pulsatilla, noting a farcical query about “sugary words” and a struggle as the indignant party exits in a muddled ending. A satire about courtship and social schemes crops up with a stray moral about misused romance advice.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, aged 62, ends a nearly half century of service in the U.S. Navy. He received congratulations at Lake Mohonk with a reception and a loving cup from Dr. Andrew S. Draper. President Roosevelt sent a letter of esteem for the naval hero.
Protos, the German auto, finished first after 130 days on the 11,000 mile route from New York to Paris. The American Thomas car arrived two days later but was awarded the win due to transportation time allowances for the rival by rail.
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican national committee formed his executive committee. Mrs. Lloyd Osbourne, wife of the novelist, sues for separate maintenance in San Francisco. Actress Alice Johnstone is granted a divorce from her husband Dustin.
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