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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
4
Hamlin church announces Sunday School at 10 o clock a m with preaching at 11 o clock. Young People meet at 7 o’clock p m followed by preaching at 8 o’clock p m. Prayer meeting held every Wednesday at 8 o’clock p m. Pastor J Wirth leads the services.
Weekly digest from Exira region detailing church notices Presbyterian and Lon Stai services, community events, visits, and agricultural updates. Mentions partnerships, crop progress, livestock market, lumber shipments, local travel, and Fourth of July observations with names of residents and neighbors.
An English officer recalls a battlefield scene in India where a low caste Chamur woman shared bread and water with wounded soldiers including a high caste Rajpoot Soobahdar who refused her aid. The officer notes the man preferred death to accepting filth from her and questions caste prejudice amid dire moments.
A reflection from Everybody's Magazine portrays Indian babies as gentle and devout, growing shy yet loved within humble households. The piece praises obedience to law, spiritual awe, and family harmony, noting children as the crowning gift of life and a horror to be childless.
A mother warns her child after spotting a brick in the parlor. She threatens, If you bring another brick in, I will whip you. The child replies that this is not another brick, but the same one previously warned about, revealing a misinterpretation of the warning.
An editorial urges treating physicians as an accessory to the god of Love in negotiations toward marriage. It argues the family doctor can prevent unhealthy unions and supports teaching and persuasion, preferring legislative action guided by medical advice as advocated by the British Medical Journal.
Jove Golobick of Colousa California claims 15 years of rheumatic pain ended after using Electric Bitters. He says the medicine relieved his suffering completely and praises its benefits for liver and kidney trouble with no debility. Sold by Nick Dotfing & Co Druggists for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
Pushing a vivid sales pitch for Dr King’s New Life Pills the advertisement claims the pills convert weakness into strength and listlessness into energy while boosting mental power. It touts rapid effects and notes a per box price sold by Nick Dotting & Co.
In a humorous quip Mr. Lucky Strike jokes that a paper story mislabels his partner as the fiancée of a young champion. He claims long tenure as her fiancé and orders the paper to stop, calling the report an error of fact in a local Philadelphia Times anecdote.
Mrs Chas Applexate of Alexanderia Indiana describes a night of relentless coughing and blood spitting from severe consumption. After failed medicines, three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her and she gained 58 pounds. The medicine is guaranteed to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles are free at Nick Dofling Co s drug store.
A humorous but dubious anecdote about Clairles Resde’s dramatization of Tennyson’s Dora circulates in Golden Penny. It recounts Mary Morrigan’s mishap when a rubbery boy posing as Willie aged about fourteen appeared on stage, prompting a comically inappropriate exchange and the remark Forty-five, you look it, my boy.
Nick Daffing & Co offer a risk free buy back policy for Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy promising refunds if not satisfied after use. The ad claims it is widely admitted as the most successful bowel complaint remedy and the only one that never fails. The product is described as pleasant safe and reliable.
The article describes cankes in winter remaining torpid in hollow roots or sheltered by bushes. With warmer weather they awaken to hunt and feed. Females lay sixteen to twenty eggs in a string and abandon them to hatch from sun warmth or decaying matter.
An old description extols a stylish man in a well cut coat strolling on a fashionable promenade. The vivid portrait praises clothing and fit, highlighting artistic dress and refined presentation as enviable traits.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger quotes an office philosopher asserting that while no one believes a word he says, everyone wishes to. The remark captures a wry take on disbelief and desire within a workplace or bureaucratic setting.
A fragment from the Letty Series describes Husiin At home as a vivid, intense figure praised for dramatic conversation with figures like Curkele Tennyson and John Bright. It portrays him as a passionate writer with renowned arrogance yet private gentleness and humor.
French naturalist M de Parville recounts a tale from Journal des Debats of a gardener who planted 24 tulip bulbs and found an underground rat storehouse. He killed a large female rat and uncovered shelves in a tunnel network holding 250 bulbs, neatly arranged in two rows with none gnawed.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt critiques inconsistency as the central topic of an operel T eber deliberation. It notes the tension between preachings of honesty and actual conduct, referencing a Sunday theft implication to underscore distrust.
A local vendor promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as the cure for cholera infantum in infants. The ad urges proper treatment and notes it is for sale by Nick Dolting.
The Expected, Ernie, Mabel and Jack are linked to an elopement rumor. Helen confirms their actions matched 11's expectation. Ernle asks for forgiveness while Helen states the letter sought money.
Fragmentary historical note traces fire cremation across nations from ancient Greece to India, noting beliefs of purification by fire after death. Mentions Mercury’s link to mythic influence, Scythians, Tart region, and Ovid’s view of the soul remaining with the body until cremation. Athenians reportedly burned the dead after battles.
Incoherent OCR snippet shows heated dialogue and a remark about credit purchases and pricing. No clear events, people, or place details beyond the newspaper name Atchison Globe.
A scrambled testimonial fragment recounts years of fate chasing a person named A. Gulledge and a terrible Miles causing a 44 tumor. Bucklen's Aruban Salve cured the ailment, and the notice advertises July 25 at Nick Dofling & Cols Drug Store for sale or purchase.
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