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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

3

Three Girls in Canada Mystery on a Dark Shore

Elizabeth Gabrielle and Elise sail for Canada and encounter a menacing stranger aboard, then a searchlight at the boathouse exposes fears of smugglers and unseen threats. Lord Wilfrid and Lady Edith offer caution while romance and danger mingle in a remote seaside village.

Elizabeth Gabrielle Elise Canada Hilse Graham Lord Wilfrid Toady Edith Ietrio John Clake Gordon Bennett Mary Anne Waller Edith Wilfrid Elzabeth Andlizabeth

Need for Immediate Action in Gwendoline Alonzo Tale

Excerpted dialogue shows Gwendoline and Alonzo planning marriage before their fathers meet amid family heredity satire. The piece invokes New Yorker critique of New York City life, touching on deafness, furniture of old vices, and a sharp city letter praising or lamenting urban drift and advertising's grip on nerves.

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Poetic Lines Open With Grief Over Music and Lost Hopes

A fragmentary verse by Letitia Elizabeth Landon laments buried hopes and the power of music to summon memories and tenderness. A harsh note mentions a ship delivering hair from Chinese corpses to Boston for use in making rats for American weaponry, reflecting sensational wartime fears.

Letitia Elizabeth Lando Boaton China America

Cough remedy and fox related jokes

An old home remedy prescribes glycerine, pine oil compound, and whisky mixed for a cough or cold, with dosing every four hours. A note claims Virgin Pine oil compound is made only by The Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati. A humorous exchange asks if your hounds would follow a dressed and cooked fox, with a quip about Newrich and Why-er.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio Mrs. Newrich Newrich

One Kidney Gone But Cured After Doctors Said There Was No Hope

Sylvanus O Verrill of Milford Maine recounts a disabling injury that left his kidney nearly dead and caused severe pain and urinary disorder. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he regained strength, walked with crutches then walked unaided, and his kidneys began functioning better. Sold by Voster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.

Sylvanus O. Verrill Milford Dean Voster-Millburn Co Buffalo

A Matter of Heredity and Not Always What They Seem

Readable scraps from a 19th century column recount a wedding vignette where a bride Agnes admits the rumor that she married due to family tradition, provoking amused astonishment from a passerby. A second anecdote features Prof Hadley on a train to New York where a bystander jokes about having a husband like his.

Agnes Hadley New York Yale

Yale Sees Record Brightens Harvard Gaffe Lines

A Yale student verse captures humor about Harvard men noting streets are crooked so pedestrians appear misdirected. The quip reflects campus rivalry and lighthearted banter, underscoring competitive humor between Yale and Harvard.

Yale T. Tanke Harvard Styne Yale Record

NEW LIFE Found In Change to Right Food

A reader shares a health note about recovery from sour stomach by switching to Grape Nuts. After fifteen months of poor digestion, a specialist advised the cereal, improving appetite and energy. The letter claims regained weight, better sleep, and a happier life, urging others to try the remedy.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Humar Antereat

First Love Nostalgia in a Fudge Kitchen

A humorous exchange centers on Winnie Jones as the young man recalls his first love while making fudge. The pair joke about memory, proximity, poetry, and ongoing affection, revealing a playful, affectionate dynamic and a playful tease about lingering feelings even as work continues.

Winnie Jones Winnie Cicego Matly

Old Gent Finds No Shame Listening to Awful Language

A terse exchange depicts a golf caddie defending his tolerance for coarse talk while an older man reproaches the behavior. The dialogue centers on acceptance of vulgar language in a public setting and the blunt stance of the young worker.

No skin left on body cured by Cuticura after 6 months

James J. Smith of Durmid Virginia recounts a six month battle with severe eczema in his baby daughter. Two doctors failed, blood and skin injuries worsened until Cuticura remedies were used. Now nearly three, the child has no signs of eczema after using eight cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment.

James J. Smith Durmid

How Rows Begin In A Dream Duel

A fragment shows a quarrel sparked by a dream between spouses. A husband declares the dream proof of love failure, the other retorts with irony, and the couple erupts into a domestic dispute. The skirmish ends not with resolution but with continued tension.

Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Plant for Recovery

Lena V. Henry of Norristown writes Mrs. Pinkham that she suffered female trouble and feared surgery. After reading about others helped by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she took the remedy, improved after the first bottle, and is now cured. She urges every woman with such troubles to try it.

Lydia J. Pinkham Lena V. Henry Norristown Lydia Pinkham Lydia BE Pinkham

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