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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
6
A dialogue reveals Mrs Swabletts discharging a pet named Celes tiny after finding she used her own comb on him without sterilizing it. The exchange questions care and tenderness, while another column hints at unrelated market satire about mint sauce and a Gila Buttes Ad.
Mrs Frank Stroebe of Apples ton Wisconsin writes that after months of poor health and nervous exhaustion Peruna revitalized her strength and sleep. She credits the tonic with lifting her mood and restoring vitality, calling Peruna a dependable remedy.
Washington eyes a summer lid as the president rests at Oyster Bay. Cabinet members avoid the job, with Stout away all summer and Bacon as acting head at the State Department. Bonaparte plans flying visits, Metcalf heads to California, Garfield to Hawaii, Cortelyan on Long Island, and Wilson in Washington handling pure food duties. Strava, succeeding Vat, takes the seat and will hold the post until others consent to relieve him.
A flamboyant Hungarian princess, Madame Paraghy, arrives in Washington with a titled entourage and a menagerie. She tours the Willard Hotel from Hot Springs, demanding a balcony suite and bringing a gaggle of servants, exotic animals, and gaudy goods, drawing crowds and hotel fuss.
Washington society figure Harriet Richardson leads a double life as a Smithsonian isopod expert by day and socialite at Wyoming Avenue by night. She juggles a prestigious scientific career, a wealthy background, and a globe trotting, refined social scene while pursuing her research across continents.
A wartime style entomology effort reports counting house flies to map typhoid links. Officials in Washington and Pittsburgh supervise a fly-paper survey, posting sticky sheets in public places and tallying captured insects for statistical study.
A fisherman sleeps by the river after a day of fishing with no bites. An alligator seizes his boots and a whisky jug, drinks from it, then thrashes the river and flails around. The tale ends with a quip on gators and cleverness, as recounted by the Atlanta Constitution.
Miss Anabel Wilson from North Branch Michigan recalls severe childhood eczema covering her face and head. After an earlier physician advised Cuticura remedies, including Soap and Ointment, she was entirely cured and has not suffered since.
A quirky, fragmented passage depicts a man expressing possessive love and passion to a woman, with surreal imagery of a sofa and seashore shells. A shell voice interrupts, and the scene dissolves into garbled dialogue, leaving a hazy emotional moment without a clear resolution.
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