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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
The writer questions Peruna as a chronic catarrh remedy and cites the U S Dispensatory notes on hydrastis canadensis golden seal cary dahlis formosa and cedron seeds as tonic and bitter tonic uses. Readers are invited to request a free testimonials book to hear from those who have tried Peruna.
A Boston bulldog owned by George Clasip chased a woodchuck into its den and stayed all night after losing the escape. The dog held the woodchuck until morning when rescued by the owner. He revived after food and drink, including two quarts of ice cream and a bucket of lemonade.
A bemused elderly man scolds a boy stretched to the riverbank, chiding him for fishing instead of attending school. The boy protests, admitting he’d forgotten his studies. The moment captures small town humor and daily youth tensions.
A 1886 classified fragment shows Frank J. Cheney of Fr Chixky & Co promising one hundred dollars for every life claim cured by Maui’s Cavanni Cuan. The text asserts the drug cures blood and mucous conditions and urges readers to send for testimonials.
In a defense dialogue the counsel asks Mrs. McCarthy to recount her version of the affair. She denies disparaging Mrs. Callahan and insists she merely noted Callahan’s nose resembled a squash and her complexion akin to a tomato in the latest states.
In England a party meets the Honorable Agatha Wyckhoff and learns of a will by Pietcher Boyd. The document requires three to six young women named Agatha to live at Wyckhoff Castle in England for two years in exchange for stipends and luxuries. A chaperon is to be hired, with secrecy maintained to preserve Agatha's true identity. The tale unfolds with flirtations and intrigue as the plan takes shape.
In a Borneo village a ten year old boy sleeping under mosquito netting was bitten by a snake that slithered into the house and wrapped around his head. The python was 16 feet long and the father was entangled by the snake before neighbors freed them. The boy survived with puncture wounds around the head.
In Europe a medicine bottle uses a glass stopper with a groove matching a neck groove. When aligned the medicine drips out slowly. turning the stopper so the grooves misalign stops air contact, preserving remaining medicine without removing the stopper.
The Anglo-Saxon facts reveal that comfort, a higher education and limited source of work, yield a stronger push for the worker.
Canadian West yields vast wheat oats and barley crops with high per acre returns. Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan see record yields amid new homesteaders. One settler reports 2500 bushels wheat and 9000 bushels oats from 160 acres, while experts note 25 bushels per acre wheat and 90-100 bushels oats in many districts.
A fragmented note from a London observer describes whistling as widespread across classes, and rare to see in the city where a grocer boy on his route is noted. It mentions public notices to refrain from whistling in clubs and social spaces due to the habit.
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