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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
A misspelled spur of a temperance article extols Miss Bessie and a Brooklyn leader. The anonymous endorsement lauds a temperance program as strengthening women and families, claiming remarkable health benefits and moral uplift. The text imitates a testimonial style with numerous garbled phrases.
A garbled market notice extols the Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wis promoting Dollar Grass and various seeds. It mentions a farmer with 100 acres selling 3,000 pounds of feed units and 300 tons of hay, urging readers to try the product line. The text references seeds, prices, and potential mail orders with postal charges.
President Rougguelt moves to investigate a planned nationwide wage reduction for railroad workers under the Erdian law. Interchange reports cite unions and company reps arguing earnings cannot bear cuts while rail labor insists current wages stay. Separate items note Navy resignation of a secretary’s son for health, a new armored cruiser’s speed feat, Alaska order for troops, and Baron Takurile’s reception confirming U.S.-Japan cordial ties.
Mrs Sallie French of Pancaunta Indian Territory writes of seven years of nervous breakdown and illness. Doctors failed but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to restore health after she wrote for advice. The ad promotes free personal letters to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
The superintendent of a favtury entered the storehouse and found storekeeper Cugghng struggling with a large cargo. He seized a hook, forced it into a eye, pulled sharply, sending goods into a rubbish pile, then quipped that the handle was loose while the storekeeper admitted it.
Mrs Mary E Tl Rouse of Cambridge New York credits Donns Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney pains back and hip discomfort and general weakness after persistent medicine use. She reports rapid relief and enduring health now. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the pills for 50 cents. The article also notes evaporation statistics about water from the work and yearly surface gain.
An Osage delegation to Washington will request land for new arrivals and protests against lifting restrictions on Indian funds. The ten member group includes elders and interpreters like Black Log, Black Dog, and Brive, with ex-chiefs and other prominent figures named. A parallel white delegation led by Clef Wastes will accompany to press for action with interpreters Paul Roytes and others from Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes.
Feels of economic strain spread as American travelers face sharp rate hikes and credit squeeze. Hotels in major cities report reduced guest numbers, with some managers delaying bill collection to maintain appearances. Lower priced inns continue steady business while ultra luxury houses cut services to curb costs.
Chicago rail managers report December revenue freight down 20 percent from the prior year with heavy losses in merchandise iron steel vehicles and furniture while flour and grain grow. A possible $42000 suit by Rosenbaum Grain Co against Frisco Inc questions liability for late shipments to Russia. Derailments in 1907 totaled 7492 causing 515 deaths and 6505 injuries, linked to equipment defects and overstrained rails. North Carolina Supreme Court reverses $80000 Southern Railway fine for overcharged tickets. Diamond Express from Philadelphia to Buffalo slated for removal, with major cuts at Lehigh Valley Reading and Pennsylvania railroads.
A cluttered clipping mentions Mother's Friend patent powders touted to cure child ailments amid a brief divorce filing in Denver. Moothy L Troppe seeks separation after eight years, citing daily goodnight kisses as a cruelty.
One of the essentials for happy homes is reliable information and proven products. The notice extols Syrup of Fig and Bloozer of Suma as a tested, physician approved laxative manufactured by the California big Symp Co. and sold by leading druggists worldwide.
A 1907 Alberta report details 349 acres of grain including 107 acres spring wheat and 142 oats with average yields of 28 bushels per acre for wheat and 7 for oats. Values per acre, hay, potatoes, and stored crops are listed along with farm work such as breaking, seeding, and harvesting. Also mentions winter wheat yields, farming in Warner and Leffingwell notes, plus miscellaneous items and advertisements from the era.
A garbled newspaper fragment recounts dermatological remedies including Cutleura mixtures for eczema and sores, plus unrelated ads and stray anecdotes about rubber consumption and fur buyers. It mixes patient anecdotes from Fairmont Tennessee with miscellaneous product pitches and a child’s prayer joke, all in disjointed prose.
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