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Newspaper
Benton County Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
2
In a tense scene from Chapter XV, De Taverner and allies discuss entering a cave used as a storehouse for conspirators. The plan hinges on the cave’s supposed impenetrability and potential guards, while the pair debate the risks and the shadowy figures behind the plot. Meanwhile Robin notes De Taverner’s resolve and personal recollections of lost love as breakfast unfolds.
Rebels under Pino Guerra seize San Juan de Martinez, the Western railroad terminus, and occupy the town and station. Government factions show lukewarm mass support as leadership shifts loom. Gov. Nunez survives an assassination attempt in Havana amid liberal opposition. Potential annexation talk surfaces in Buenos Aires and Washington posts amid Cuba unrest.
New York. District Attorney William Travers Jerome on Thursday commented on the political situation in the state. He said the time is ripe for the younger leaders of Womanoy Hall to state their positions and noted Hearst does not figure in the gaining campaign. Jerome declined to be drawn on Hearst, stressing practical party matters and bitter past compromises the Democrats have endured.
A Wisconsin reader testifies that after three years of ill health his stomach and energy improved with Peruna. Mrs Hettie Green reports relief from catarrh headaches and better appetite after using Peruna and regaining strength. The notice presents several endorsements to promote the tonic.
A Boston writer described as highly versatile recalls a Newark friend who admired his methodical approach. He explains daily tasks span twelve hours and include autiorship verse criticism and a children’s world history. When questioned by a blunt New Yorker visitor he answers with a planned schedule.
The article recalls a tale from Hoyt of Boston about a silver watch stolen when he was a boy at a circus. The thief was arrested and defended by Benjamin F. Butler, who admitted he did not steal the watch and had never been at the circus. During the Civil War, Hoyt met Butler again at a New York Astor House dinner, and the pair exchanged the circus anecdote with Butler quipping that was all he gained for defending the thief.
A Nebraskan minister recounts starting with stomach trouble in 1893 from overeating and poor diet. He says medicines failed until he tried Grape-Nuts with cream and sugar, noting rapid relief within 24 hours and long term improvement, praising the cereal as a remedy.
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