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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
1
A fragment with quotes about William Jennings Bryan near his Dayton death. A doctor praises his own care and hints at saving a patient. The piece includes a social exchange about a husband named Mary McMasters and a wary spouse, reflecting faded humor and cautionary chatter.
Dr W B Caldwell, a longtime Monticello physician, finds a laxative in Syrup Pepsin that regulates bowels in the elderly. A single dose often restores natural movement for weeks and may require months between doses. The remedy is gentle, harmless, and pleasant, available in a 60 cent bottle.
Mothers report Mother Gray's Powders relieve headaches colds feverishness and stomach troubles in children. The remedy is praised for breaking up colds regulating bowels and has been used and recommended for over 30 years. Sold by druggists everywhere with trial packages available from Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
In Lystria confusion over titles looms as Tommy Norheys agrees to wed Viola, a stage dancer, while Lord Norheys seeks to smooth royal ties. A conference with the patriarch aims to settle who bears a coronation title as plans for a royal circle unfold and a Golden Adder prize looms.
A garbled clipping suggests a Supreme Court related dispute over a man claiming ownership of his automobile. The rusty vehicle supposedly burdens the family, while gas and garage bills are mentioned as part of the dispute. fragments point to a legal or civic case.
A stage manager in a Texan town advertised for a smart colored boy to aid Miss Annie Oakley on her exhibition tour. A spry twelve year old was chosen to stand by the wigs, with a plan to balance an apple on his forehead and have Oakley shoot it off. The boy fled in fear asking who would shoot the apple on such a head.
A long anecdote recalls Gen Tom Chunk, famed as a circus dwarf, touring with P Z Ballum. A New England hotel meeting prompts a staffer to gently test if the visitor is the famous performer, leading to a humorous exchange about resting at the moment.
A fragmentary account describes a youth named Cohen who joins a patriotic unit in Chicago. Duty and enlistment are mentioned with vague references to his feelings and potential future roles. The text hints at a Polish background and a elder commander urging perseverance.
census shows more than 150000 Sunday schools in North America with about 20000000 pupils. Europe has under 70000 schools and around 8000000 pupils. Asia follows with 20000 schools and 1300000 pupils. The note urges focus on accurate reading amid scattered OCR junk and mentions unrelated ad fragments.
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