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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
8
In a June 6 1905 letter Mia Golding of Ayr Ontario describes severe eczema covering both limbs from imagination to ankles. She credits Cuticura Remedies with providing relief after doctors failed to help and notes ongoing use at home and gratitude for the treatment.
A survey of peculiar food practices notes Brennians avoid eating while drinking, Tartars force guests to drink, Maldive islanders dine in darkness, Ardra and Loango officials share meals separately, and Kamchaka hosts heat a cup for guests. Philippines residents abstain when alone. Talttians eat separately, even spouses, with family meals in isolation.
The excerpt advises maintaining clocks with regular attention, keeping the mechanism aligned and the hands covered forward. It warns against moving or loosening components, notes small daily deviations may result from uneven placement, and emphasizes not shifting the clock after proper adjustment for dusting or artistic purposes. It mentions relocks and nebulum as related terms.
A short note reports that the descent proceeds without the need for pulling. The remark contrasts with common expectations about how the mechanism operates, suggesting a simple or automatic action enabling downward movement.
Mt Sterling Kentucky resident B D Dizor praises Peruna after ten years of kidney trouble and three months on the remedy. Grant Ontario resident Mrs Geo Simsor reports four years of illness eased after using Peruna and Manalin, noting personal health improvement and renewed vitality.
President Roosevelt forwarded to Representative Wadsworth the agriculture department’s report on Chicago meat packing houses. A witness described cleanup efforts and new toilet rooms dressing rooms and towels while the president urged rapid expansion of federal meat inspection powers for interstate and foreign commerce.
Anaconda reports eight miners dead at Northern Pacific Mines near Red Lodge Carbon county after a Wednesday fire and deadly white damp gasses. Rescue efforts yielded brave, costly recoveries with two rescuers among the deceased.
Foster Coburn, renowned agriculturist, appointed U S senator by Gov Hoch to fill the Burton vacancy. Coburn, born 1848 Wisconsin, long Kansas board of agriculture secretary, may not accept. He has not campaigned for the seat. home Kansas City Kansas, former St Louis exposition stock exhibits commissioner.
Collision between passenger trains on the Iron Mountain road near Mengo, 115 miles south, early Friday killed a fireman and injured three trainmen. Gov Deneen proclaims Flag Day for June 14 urging citizens to display the national flag from businesses and homes.
A violent wind and rainstorm hit Detroit and Eastern Ontario Friday, tearing roofs from houses, felling trees and wires, and flooding streets while no fatalities occurred. Strong storms spread to Chatham, North Branch, Wyoming, La Crosse, and Stoddard area causing extensive farm damage and multiple injuries.
Washington mourns as United States Senator Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland dies at 9 06 am in the city after months of illness from heart trouble. He leaves a widow and six children and had served since 1881, shaping Democratic leadership in the Senate and guiding the Cleveland campaign of 1884. The Senate and the House adjourned upon the news.
Kankakee Illinois purchasing agent Charles Armitage was summoned before a grand jury to review three years of coal purchases by the state institution. Subpoenas may target railroad officials to verify records against way bills. Witness Kittie Ward, an insane patient who recently bore a child, offered incoherent answers. A later testimony claimed an attendant struck a runaway patient near the hospital. May trade expansion notes from R G Dun say weather affects distribution, with May gains over last year.
A dramatic Thursday night blaze at the Louisiana state capitol in Baton Rouge was contained and the capitol building saved from destruction. Gov. Blanchard, aided by numerous Louisiana legislators, appeared in night clothes during the rescue efforts.
Mattress manufacturers from several western states gathered in La Crosse Wisconsin on Friday to perfect a trade association. State organizations will be advocated throughout the west.
William A Franklin of Franklin Palmer Chemical Co Rochester credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing his kidney irregularities after seven years of back pain malaise and uric acid buildup. He reports relief after three boxes and says the product is sold everywhere for 60 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A girl quotes Shakespeare while a youth with long hair toys with a joke about watching a ball clear the left field wall. The Montreal Star adopts a humorous, informal tone in Try One Package, mentioning Defiance Btarch and a deal offering extra return if it fails to perform, with promises of satisfaction and non stickiness.
A brief historic note quotes a fragmentary dialogue in which one speaker reassures another, saying he can walk about again after a recent illness or injury, with the exchange framed as a social note from Tatler.
The advertisement proclaims Defiance Starch is superior to others and is sold in 16 ounce packages at the same price as 12 ounce packages of competing brands. It emphasizes value and quality to attract customers.
A garbled collection of quips and product pitches. Mentions Terrance Starch, Starch ads, Defiance, Mia Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and random lines about policemen and optimism. Pitches 16 ounces for 10 cents and similar pricing.
A compact editorial advises that success rests on calm leadership and attention to details. It notes that overanxious behavior frustrates others and that business grows when work is well balanced with enjoyable, engaging tasks.
A fragment shows a Doctor and a Lawyer sparring over moral ideas and proofs. The exchange hints at a debate about converting people and whether evidence changes character, reflecting a humorous or satirical tone.
An old advertisement proclaims a one hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from local merchants and doctors praising F. J. Cheney and Co. and urges internal use with claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Pills priced per bottle.
A Chicago Tribune item quotes Y Knott discussing the claim that a man engraved the entire alphabet on a pin head. Knott doubts the feat, joking he could have engraved the ten commandments. The remark centers on a coupling pin and the humorous attribution.
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