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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
6
Seoville’s offer noted as Frank Christie arrives from Montana while the Bijou hosts The Hawaiian Duo in native songs and dances with Charley Ellsworth the Irish comedian set to perform. A real novelty appears tonight as residents enjoy local entertainment and community notices.
John E. Malloy promotes Rexall Remedies as pure and dependable with a personal guarantee of satisfaction. The Rexall line offers distinct medicines for specific ailments, including Dyspepsia Tablets valued at 25 cents to 1.60, emphasizing honesty and trust in the store’s dealings and advertising.
The L A to the O R C held the annual officer election in Ki man’s Hall last evening. President Ada Tucker, Vice President Lena McGee, Secretary and Treasurer Mayme Warfield, S S Ida Clay, J A Soretta Rickard, Guard Mary Taylor, Chairman Fanny Terr, members Mary Cros and Sarah MeCormick, Correspondent Emma Benue, Musician Fanny Terry. After the meeting a fine tea was served by Mrs Clay, Mrs McCormick and Mrs Cros.
Dr Clifford C Veck announces medical practice in the Dirsh Block Austin Minnesota offering physician and surgical services with office hours and contact details for appointments and consultations.
Train service offers eight a m to p m travel with a single day run and a return schedule set for twenty eight days later. This notice outlines the hours and the single departure window.
A 1771 visit to the queen's palace elephants leads to a near fatal blow on a clearest head of analysis. Murray notes the elephant's swift memory and intent to avenge a hay theft, striking at the head but not causing death.
The author describes a method to overcome writer's block after a draining hospital day. By resting his head flat on the table and then returning to the page, he found abrupt mental clarity and completed an article despite prior exhaustion.
The article praises earthworms for leveling soil and creating smooth turf, likening them to ancient plows and noting their crucial role in land formation. It also compares worms to corals, which built vast reefs and islands mainly in tropical zones, highlighting their differing scopes.
The Washington Star quotes a Yale ethnologist calling Frederick Burton the world's leading authority on the American Indian. It notes Burton's rarity in the field and includes a humorous anecdote about a Boston critic and a dinner date discussing poetry with a pretty girl who asks what Keats is.
A historical advertisement pledges a reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. It claims long acquaintance with F J Cheney, asserts trustworthiness in business, and notes the product is taken internally with testimonials offered. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Wanted to sell or trade 990 acres in North Dakota and 640 acres in Wisconsin located 12 miles from a 15000 population town. Also seeking offers on a No. 1 farm in the county near five towns with good buildings, plus 137 acres 12 miles from Austin with no buildings.
The 1189 Crusades era saw the earliest known act of tarring and feathering. A law under Richard I mandated shaving, pouring pitch, and feathering the offender before disembarking at the voyage's next landing.
A harsh remark about Biffin's courage surfaces as a man recalls past courtship of another's wife. The speaker laments the missed chance and questions what might have happened if Biffin had shown more energy. The exchange hints at rivalries and unspoken consequences in a domestic affair.
The Austrian emperor and his wife watched a theater piece rich in political allusions. On leaving, he joked that they had seen it at all since it would likely be banned quickly.
Cleveland Leader reports a confrontation weaving phrases about time and money as a former inmate discusses honesty and consequences after ten years in prison. The piece presents a stark, reflective dialogue on truth, value, and confinement.
A concise meditation on truth as the sun that lights life and power felt through its radiant beams. The quote emphasizes knowledge as a guiding force shaping understanding and strength.
An advertisement offers land for $2,000 down and $25 monthly, claiming it will provide income for four families and lifelong luxuries. It touts growing land value, good soil, ample water, and superior land quality as justification for the investment.
Circular advertises Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that imitates stomach juices and starts digestion instantly. It claims the product digests food thoroughly, offers stomach relief, and provides a money back guarantee with a large bottle purchase.
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