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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary verse urging courage through hardship and battle. The speaker exhorts the heart to rise, endure, and strive, promising eventual triumph and harbor after the struggle. Names appear as William Francia Bernard in To-Morrow as a likely attribution.
In New York, Mauurn battles with heartbreak and thwarted plans as Mrs. Dresmer reports on shifting matrimonial prospects. Blanche Wybert’s covert schemes and the social scramble for wealth push aspirants toward American fortune and alliances, while Mauurn contemplates leaving the scene rather than break a tender vow.
Uncle Peter fosters a daring rags to riches shift as Percival plans to back a westward enterprise. The family rallies funds for charity while the old man tests patience and trust, urging self reliance and a fresh start away from Wall Street’s perils. Uncle Peter meets with Shepler to secure support and reflects on character, fate, and merit in pursuit of opportunity.
A New York Press excerpt describes a Park Avenue reception where a debutante twirls a wedding ring around a matron's finger counting to fifty to reveal who she will marry. The scene includes gossip about Jack, Billy Haverstraw, and the latest girl superstition amid social chatter.
The colonial secretary of the Bahamas states in his 1905-1906 report that no complaint of error or delay has been received by the telegraph department for 14 years. A home starch claim touts a smoother finish, less wear, and a starch that does not stick to fabric.
Lord Knollys, King Edward's private secretary for 36 years, oversees the vast royal correspondence with the aid of assistants, and remains the man from whom the king has no secrets.
The article argues deafness from ear tube dysfunction is incurable by certain remedies and attributes most deafness to catarrh. It promises a cure for catarrh-related deafness with an offer of $100 for incurable cases, naming Charney & Co and a druggist network.
Senator Chauncey M Depew, resting at Ardstey on the Hudson, is said to have done much writing on his reminiscences. He does not expect publication soon, hoping they may interest his son. In fifty years of public life he has known many prominent personages and the reminiscences should be highly readable.
There are thousands of people who attribute their good health to taking Brandreth's Pills nightly. The pills cleanse the stomach and bowels, stimulate the kidneys and liver, and purify the blood. Purely vegetable, they suit children and elderly, as well as adults. Brandreth's Pills have been sold for over a century and are available everywhere in plain or sugar-coated forms.
An American Inventor article describes a unique solid mahogany bridge in Palenque Chiapas Mexico crossing the Rio Michel. The 150 foot long 15 foot wide structure carries both pedestrians and teams, with iron braces and walls, no sawed timbers, and reflecting the region's rubber plantation expansion.
A 25 year look at New Year's visits notes the old custom faded due to excess drink and chivalry, while endorsing Postum as a wholesome beverage. A Staten Island doctor and his daughter promote Postum for New Year gatherings and hospital patients, citing demonstrations and healthful food material. The piece references The Road to Wellville and cultural shifts in holiday hosting.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon Ohio recalls years of kidney trouble including back pain, shooting pains, poor vision, dizziness, and inability to do housework. Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and eventual cure, saved her life, and were sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Dr. J. McBryde president of Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Va placed on the retired list as a pensioner of the Carnegie foundation. He is the third Virginia educator to receive this distinction.
A writer explains that among North American Indians the origin of mask use lay in concealing emotions. Masks hide expressions such as sympathy or fear when two warriors meet, with fear shown on the face revealing feelings that could lead to defeat.
Western Canada proves farming strength with 1906 crop worth about 392.6 million dollars including wheat oats and barley as settlers flock from congested districts. Railroads expand routes and free homesteads attract American farmers while No 1 hard wheat earns high returns.
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