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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
4
One of the Essentials of happy homes is reliable health information and quality products. The text promotes an ethical, physician-endorsed laxative, Syrup of Figa and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
The fragment includes agricultural remedies for winter fodder shortages, a humorous political exchange from a Washington Star piece, an Allen’s Foot-Ease promotion, a jest about Miss Mainchants and Old Roxley, and a Plymouth Rock Coffee Jelly ad. It mixes advice, satire, and product promotions from early 20th century pages.
Fragmentary parcel of old time ad copy with quips about a fellow making poor choices. Mentions 160 Acres North Dakota Land Free and adjoining quarter by D d McMahon Endicott Bid St Paul. Includes odd moralizing lines and Garfield Tea reference.
American Burton H Barnes rescues his beloved Enid Anstruther as a vendetta-driven tale unfolds across Corsica. Barnes and Enid marry, Marina aids the search, and misdirections threaten reunion while Cyclamen clues steer a perilous chase toward Cipriano Danella and Isola Rossa. The pair confront bandits, betrayals, and a monk-led refuge at Orezza as they pursue Enid, with Marina’s motives tangled in a wider political vendetta.
A new Wall Street office building piles luxury on luxury with fittings and accessories rivaling upscale hotels. The latest trend shows a hootblack page in livery with blue trousers and gold piping, a tunic with many buttons, and a dark blue cap bearing the company name, reflecting the Italian page’s uneasy, tightly packed attire.
A famed playwright plans to fund a personal theater with backing from four Wall Street friends. He seeks funds though the first handler shows lukewarm interest, noting a few hundred thousand dollars idle yet preferring not to back the venture. The scene unfolds as he pitches the project to the financier at his mahogany desk.
Lincoln mining boss Frank Freezer, head of the Lincoln Mining Co, was robbed of $5000 the company payroll as three highwaymen halted him near the public square. Two suspects were captured after a running gun battle. a third escaped with the money. Freezer, uninjured, alerted authorities and a two mile pursuit followed. The two captured men gave no names. the fleeing robber was described as dark complected, about five ten, in brown clothes.
Springfield Indiana hotel Leland, a historic center of political events for three decades, burned on Thursday causing about 75000 in losses to the Wigetn estate. Delegates from the state convention nearby fled to save belongings, many escaping with only some baggage saved as the blaze threatened the adjacent Springfield Journal building. Police struggled to control the panicked crowds as guests risked their lives to recover personal effects.
The Aldrich currency bill cleared the Senate 42 to 18 on Friday. A preceding vote on the Gailey substitute, which would have the government issue emergency circulation instead of national banks, went 42 to 13 and was strictly partisan with Folliette voting with Republicans.
W Stevens, adviser to the Seoul government in Korea, was fatally shot Monday by a Korean who blamed him for Japan's protectorate over Korea. Stevens died at midnight Wednesday after an operation failed to save him. a bullet passed through his intestines though doctors were uncertain until Wednesday.
Daniel Leroy Dresser, former president of the 1st Company of the Nepublic, who was arrested on a larceny charge, was discharged by Magistrate Barlow when arraigned Friday.
New Boston report says a cyclone struck Burlington Friday night blowing 12 weight care from tracks demolishing a church and injuring several people.
Charles McCormick of Kenville Manitoba reports a season 1907 crop from 100 acres yielding 30 acres at 22 bushels per acre sold at 90 cents and 20 acres oats at 60 bushels per acre sold at 35 cents totaling 2004 dollars with 400 dollars expenses leaving over 1600 dollars net. Thomas Sawatzky of Herbert Saskatchewan notes wheat value per acre at 22 50, threshed 1750 bushels from 70 acres, oats 15 acres 600 bushels and barley 6 acres 80 bushels. He says Western Canada would have no kick if all farmers did as well.
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