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Newspaper

Audubon County Journal

Location

Exira, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1902

Page

1

Hamlin and area residents report busy week in commerce and weather

A string of local notes describes Hog and cattle shipments to Omaha, farm equipment sales from Johnson & Carstensen, new Deering harvesters, and a looming move by William McGuire to Neola. Nearby, residents attend dances, social events, and fishing trips while a severe hail storm damages windows and lightning strikes the Counkelsman elevator.

William McGuire Omaha L. W. Johnson Johnson & Carstensen Goorge Gill Init J. P. Christensen Neola Counkelsman Harry Percy Percy

The Banner Salve and Lightning Bug Lore

An affects filled fragment discusses a skin remedy called Banner Salve from a renowned American skin specialist and notes warnings about substitutes. It mentions immunity for firemen and odd observations about lightning bugs and their deterrence effects on birds, with speculative commentary on their ecological role.

Fragmentary124 Hickock Quetina Win Claim Tented

Scattered OCR text references Geo Hickock Quetina and Nick Dofing with unclear claims. The snippet mentions a kidney cure being tented and given to a father, described as the only thing that harped hind, but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.

Hickock Quetina Win Anye Nick Dofing

Banner Salve and Foley’s Honey Heal Sore and Kidney Tales

Advertisements recount folk remedies like Banner Salve curing a breast sore after half a box and Foley’s Honey and Tar soothing a throat. Testimonies claim kidney relief from Foley’s and praise made-in-America products. Quotes from newspapers note American origin and domestic pride.

Kidney Cure Ad Persists From Abbey to Farmland

A reader letter claims Thomas Maple of Birkbeck, TH, suffered severe kidney trouble and could not stand upright. After using FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE, the writer reports a single bottle cured the ailment and no relapse occurred, with a recommendation from Nick Dofiing & Co.

Thomas Maple Birkbeck

Cleaning Silvae Silver in Daily Use

Instructions advise soaking silver in strong borax solution at boiling water for two to three hours, then drying and rubbing with plate powder and Chimol. Keep silver ornaments in cases to prevent tarnish, and avoid rubbing with flannel. For brightening, use a strong ammonia solution with hot water, and wrap plates not in general use in tissue to exclude light and air.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Skin Wounds

An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as preventing complications from neglecting sores and claims it can cure running sores and skin diseases. A Kentucky resident testifies he healed a leg sore after thirty years using the salve, bragging of rapid improvement despite prior failed remedies. Beware of counterfeit products from Mek Dofing & Co.

DeWit DeWitt H. C. Hardy Kentown Ind Mek Dofing & Co

Stuttering and Stammering Terms Compared

The text explains that stuttering and stammering are not the same. Stammering is described as an inability to properly enunciate simple words, while stuttering is a harsh utterance with frequent repetitions of initial sounds. Both arise from muscles of the vocal apparatus, some under voluntary control, with nuances in throat and tongue muscle function.

Like A Drowning Man Digestive Aid Ad

Five years of severe stomach trouble described by Geo. 8. Marsh of Nocona after using epain and other medicines with no relief. A drowning man grabs a straw as he tries Kodol and reports immediate improvement after a few bottles. The ad claims Kodol uniquely matches natural digestion and cures stomach issues.

Divepepsia Geo Marsh Nocona Tox L Toole Nick Dofting Co

Quoting Faults From Misread Lines Across Poems

An Albany Argus passage laments common misquotations from poets and dramatists. It lists several phrases people misrender such as the even tenor of their way and the merciful line from The Merchant of Venice, noting the correct wording and source errors.

Gray Butler Albyny Argus

Whooping Cough Remedy Promoted by Alabama Woman

A Springville resident Jessie Pinkey Hall describes experience with whooping cough and praises a remedy sold by W. A. Hamler druggist. She reports three children, including a three month old, avoided severe effects and retained plumpness, contrasting with others whose parents did not use the remedy. The account notes the oldest daughter calling for cough syrup after fits.

Bay Jain Jessie Pinkey Hall Springville Ala W. A. Hamler

A Famous Highway the Cumberland Road

A 19th century overview of the Cumberland Road from Cumberland Maryland to St Louis Missouri. Henry Clay proposed and championed the project which cost over seven million dollars. the line passed through Pennsylvania and West Virginia with heavy traffic near Wheeling. The article notes frequent four horse coaches and large wagon trains, describing early US infrastructure.

Cumberland Road Henry Clay United States Cumberland Pennsylvania Alleghany Jettera Tito Liplayiy Baltimore Wheelins L'Vapson

Curious Migrations of Lemining Across Norway and Sweden

A historical report describes irregular migrations of a strange animal called leminting between Norway and Sweden. The cycle repeats at intervals from seven to seventeen years as the creatures move southwest to the coast then press onward. They avoid water by swimming poorly yet travel toward land, sometimes dying in the process.

Norway Sweden Rey Cone

Too Familia panic on Sixth Avenue elevated crowd

An 11 or 12 year old girl is swept into a crowded rush at the Sixth Avenue elevated station on One Hundred Sixteenth Street as a concerned man helps her. A bystander exclaims in surprise that it is a woman, while the throng laughs and parts to allow an escape.

W. D. Stanley Kansas Minnesota J. H. Jones Charles Spencer Charles Gane Old Bona Charles Sixth Avenue Sixteenth Street Cesar New York Mail and Express

Shakespeare and Goldsmith Genius Compared by Public Opinion

A reader questions whether Shakespeare shows more trace of genius across youth and age, while a Public Opinion correspondent replies that Oliver Goldsmith was likewise a genius despite appearing foolish to many. The measure of genius lies in their enduring works.

Shakespeare William Shakespeare Oliver Goldsmith

Diplomats Without Mission in Senate Row

A Washington Post excerpt recalls a senate exchange where a senator challenged a colleague saying he made a fool of himself. The staffer responses suggest diplomacy not in the state department and imply ongoing tensions in congressional diplomacy.

Senate L Sald State Department Washington Post

France’s Red Ribbon and the Legion’s fading glow

A French tale notes the Legion of Honor ribbon is so common that it loses its weight. A Partsian who vanished was asked how to identify him. The reply was blunt and humorous: he is easy to spot because he does not wear the Legion of Honor ribbon.

France Legion of Honor Leung

None Mastin Dear me exclaimed Mrs Splutter

Mrs Droptin odes Neard and Mr Sputter in the next room argue over a mock word contest. Mrs Splutter defends her husband saying he is merely mimicking with no actual words, as reported in the Columbus Ohio State Journal.

Mastin

His Various Vocations in a Peculiar Reply

An old time darkie describes his precarious work life and ways of coping. He says times are tight but he makes a single plan by doing some plowing a bit of voting and a small baptismal effort, illustrating resilience amid hardship.

New Life Pills Promise Digestive Relief and Health

A local ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills aid digestion and elimination of poisons, tone digestive organs, enrich the blood, improve appetite, and promote healthy flesh. Available for 25 cents at Nick Dofiing & Can.

Dr. Kings New Life Pills

Fragmented Sleep Advice Fragment Recalled

A garbled excerpt from an old Droverb source suggests sleep needs vary with phrases like six hours to a fourth, seven to a wound, and eight to a tool. The text is unclear but hints at a quirky sleep distribution claim from a bygone era.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Sold At Local Drug Store

An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for eczema scalds cuts burns and bruises promising quick relief and a claimed cure for various skin ailments with price 25 cents at Nick Doting & Co's drug store.

Bucklen Earth Nick Doting & Go.s' Drug

Their Arduows Tanke First Lawyer

The lawyers fought over the money and heirs in a hard struggle to avoid a court backed agreement.

Ronting

Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering

Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal says fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism ended after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He was able to move, relieved immediately, and soon cured without recurrence. Sold by W A Hamilton druggist.

Josh Edgar Germantown Cal Chamberlain W. A. Hamilor

Agent to sew indilne and wagon departure

The passage shows a DaMed Agent boasting an improved sewing indehine while a paragrapher’s wife watches a child. The agent loads the machine onto a wagon and departs slowly, turning away from the scene.

Cloveland Plain Dealer

No Loss of Time Remedy Keeps Threshers at Work

An Oklahoma vendor praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for preventing work stoppages. He reports selling five bottles to threshers who could not quit, saying the remedy lets them continue without losing a day's time and recommends keeping a bottle at home. Sold by W A Hambr druggist.

Sean H. R.lymouth Oklahoma W. A. Hamr

First Lighthouse on the Continent at St Augustine

The earliest lighthouse in the Americas stood at St Augustine, serving as a lookout for ships approaching from Spain and for warning of approaching foes. Its tower drew Francis Drake’s attention during his coastal voyage, leading him to loot the town before retreating.

America St. Augustine Spain Francis Drake

Electric Bitters Endorsement By Congressmen Clark

A historical testimonial claims Congressman Champ Clark credited Electric Bitters with curing overwork and nervous tension. The ad asserts the tonic restored balance to the body after collapse and promotes it as the best all-around medicine sold by Nick DoMing & Co for 50 cents, guaranteed.

Champ Clark Missouri Pena Nick DoMing & Co

Women Painters’ Ball in Berlin Excludes Men

A Berlin event named the women painters fete allows no male attendees and features many revelers in male attire. An orchestra of women dressed as men performs under a Nikisel impersonation, with the night ending around midnight and attendees claiming they enjoyed themselves more without men present, per the Times of London.

Adamiess Artisde Berlin Nikisel London

A Sonllean Sutray and the Harsh Editor Persona

The text presents a harsh unhappy editor figure at a newspaper, central to the cell wave of life’s loss of amenities. It describes his fixation on facts and work, his punitive stance toward contributors, and his potential to publish altered or unsigned pieces, or to send a misdirected payment.

Xho Lie Saturday Evening Post

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