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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
9
The garbled text lists varied items from medical testimonials to stage directions and casual chatter. It mentions kidney issues and a cure with Deans Kidney Pills, a travel segment about compartments on a vessel, and snippets of remarks about dinners and social scenes, all in a disjointed collage.
Syrup of Figs of Sonna is claimed as the only remedy of me but many reasons support its use as a personal and family aid. It cleanses internal organs without debility or temporary weight gain, acting as a naturally laxative. Buy the genuine product by reputable druggists.
The text offers scattered farming tips on manure, dairy timing, crop choices, and livestock care. It quotes guidance on poultry, dairy profits, alfalfa moisture, root crops, and horse sales, with examples like Percheron price and wagon loading. The overall tone mimics a practical farmers column on thrift and productivity.
An Oregon Hood River Valley fruit grower recently sold forty boxes of Winter Bartlett apples at twelve dollars per box. Last year the crop reached 105000 boxes with an average price of two dollars. The piece urges thinning to improve yield and fruit quality.
United States Department of Agriculture botanists seek to breed a hardy orange tree that survives northern winters. By crossing citrus varieties from north and south, they hope to create a plant bearing sweet fruit at mid latitudes while resembling the southern citrus tree in vigor. The effort targets cultivation from Central Virginia to Central Mississippi and nearby regions, with cities like Louisville and Cincinnati mentioned as references.
A reader challenges Peruna’s effectiveness for chronic catarrh and cites the United States Dispensatory on ingredients like Hydrastis canadensis and Corydalis formonis. The letter notes cadron seeds as a bitter tonic for dysentery and urges sending for testimonial literature.
A critique contrasts Trinity Church holdings with Astor properties, arguing Trinity’s vast real estate yields secrecy while Astor estates fund visible improvements. The piece condemns Trinity tenements as among the worst in the city, urging better tenant care and fire safety over sermons.
A partisan leader described as a heroic insurgent figure, Horia Sarafof, a Macedonian patriot, was killed in Bulgaria. The article portrays him as daring and charismatic, with supporters rallying to his cause and contributing funds despite hardship.
A garbled text fragment mentions confusion and a vague reference to someone named in a questioning tone. The readable portion suggests uncertain communication without clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Travelers say genuine strawberry shortcake is rare outside America and the U.S. version differs from English and French styles. A Michigan berry cake recipe uses two light biscuit layers brushed with butter, filled with berries and cream, and finished with sun-warmed berries and whipped cream. The note mentions decades of bakeware guidance and a historic product claim from PRTTIVS LYM SALVE.
A brief, garbled message hints at a request for marriage. The line presents disjointed phrases and names, resembling an old or encoded note with unclear targets and intent.
Fragments include patent medicine claims and a Yonkers Statesman reference. Also mentions WN catalog by W. Bide & Par Co of Minneapolis and scattered lines about a dealer and a sales pitch. Notable names include Mra Winslow and Mra McGinnis with curious teething and complexion queries.
The readable fragments mention a trial, references to individuals named Hoile and Taft, and faded lines about glusity and Castile songs. The passage is highly corrupt, with numerous misspellings and inserted strings that obscure clear events or subjects.
A Denver woman, Mrs A Gregory of 2855 Lawrence 8, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of back pain and female troubles. She urges other women suffering from bearing down pains and related symptoms to try the remedy. The ad promotes Pinkham's as a standard treatment for displacements, inflammation, irregularities and nervous weakness.
A Montreal reader recalls using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to clear severe skin eruptions in children after a long family illness. The writer credits four to five applications with complete cures and notes relief for a baby with broken skin. The message adds a Manchester power-truck note about flawed cruelty in engines.
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