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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
5
Elkhorn and Kimballton residents report social events, new buildings, trades, and small business notes. Local births, moves, and shop updates accompany references to bankers, cream separators, and upcoming community gatherings across Elkhorn, Kimballton, Sharon, and nearby towns.
The 1903 Elkhorn Iowa convention records cordial thanks to locals for hospitality. Resolution requests printing in Harlan Atlantic and Audubon papers and minutes. Also includes notes on Prince Bismarck and U S figures as recounted by Kidney Whitman and Motley.
Mrs 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama describes severe indigestion stomach and bowel pain lasting years. She credits Electric Bitters with miraculous relief and full recovery for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles. Advertisement notes price 50 cents and guarantee by Nick Dorling & Co. druggists. Proceeding memory quiz ends with a playful Baltimore American exchange.
The article recalls an Oklahoma settlement effort in 1859. A traveler suffered severe diarrhoea from bad water and heat until a neighbor gave a small bottle of Champberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A big dose eased pain and sleep soon followed, leading to a complete cure. Sold by Nick Doffing & Co.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine excerpt argues rock foundations are stable but poor drainage matters ruin survival. It praises gravel soils and compact sand for drainage and building stability, noting wet cellars arise from water seeping through rock seams and the high cost of trenching.
A survey of engagements shows Russia favors long schemes with many delays, Siam has universal timely marriages, Argentina fines delayed weddings and taxes nonmarriage, and Bohemia holds engagements at fifteen to twenty years with one man dying at ninety nine after courting for seventy five years.
A London Nature writer describes a white marble slab two inches thick and 85 by 70 inches, supported on stone posts and sagging three inches out of level. The find suggests marble is a highly viscous field, bearing on crust frigidity and gradual earth contour adjustment under gravity. The slab was set in its present position in 1853.
Experts note that bees fed at a set hour reliably mark the time while pigeons of St. Mark's can distinguish visitors from locals by behavior. The piece compares American horses without blinders, said to be less skittish than English horses kept with them, hinting at learned cues and daily routines.
The item notes Harris-Walters appears despondent after his daughter’s marriage and Correll comments that he must support the son-in-law, implying ongoing family financial strain and social pressure.
Dialogue fragment shows a conversation about money and marriage. She recalls fearing a wealth-driven match, while he asserts happiness despite lacking funds. The exchange hints at romantic expectations and financial anxieties within a relationship.
An Atchison Globe quotation notes industry as the foundation of worth and warns that idle men and women harm a community. It states investigation shows idle people engage in bad scrapes and serve as a poor advertisement for their locality.
A fragment from Hyman presents a short exchange where the Young Man remarks on long knowledge of the Lady's care while the Lady expresses surprise. The Young Man notes his sense of being snubbed by the Lady's people, highlighting social tension.
A short item notes a dialogue about a pretty bird in a cage and a hall display, featuring Mrs De Style arguing about its beauty and placement, from New York Weekly.
Mary Ashton uses her euchre skill to outwit the feared bandit Redhand Bill during a staged robbery. The tale follows her daring decisions, a card game with the robber, and a later trial where the bandit is revealed as Stone, a capital figure linked to a mining fortune and scandal.
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