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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
12
A garbled single-page jumble lists an old car for sale a Rambler touring car with top lamps and tires a couple needed for a furnished room and meals and a long column of anti constipation patent medicine and postal notice items plus names of uncalled letters with dead letter office warning all in a single chaotic historical newspaper segment
A reflective piece contrasts college life and the need for rest. It notes daily routines ending at night and waking early, with the hope that relaxation will renew the mind and body. The excerpt mentions a quiet time at the beach and the idea of balancing multiple tasks by rest.
A gentleman meets his vice regisseur on a misty afternoon and greets him. The doctor asks about his state and he replies he feels quite palpable though rumors say his arms hurt when he tries to remove his coat. The physician questions the need for such antics.
A collage of quirky phrases and snippets from historic papers includes a barber banter exchange, trimmed prose on India, jokes about farmers, a shipwreck scene, a cycling cyclone tale, and playful withering lines about city life.
Centralia gear and racing crowd fill the two day meet as Dresse March owned by C. E. Cook sets a track record in 2:30 pace and three mile heats, while Jons Bay owned by Chappell of Seattle breaks another record in 1:04 1:08 and 1:04. Mark Hicbsa by Dr. Trocadell of Centralia wins 2 9% trot in 1:08. Governor Mead and Cushman address a republican rally as schools close and crowds pack the venue.
The text appears garbled. It mentions Foley's Honsy and Tarcorps cougha and a yellow package marketed to bolster range and repel colds, with unclear references to calo by Young Drag uo. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond product names.
Bamuel R Worley of Mixburg Virginia, shoeing horses for over fifty years, reports that Chambarlain's Pain Balm gives him great relief from lame back and rheumatism. He calls it the best liniment he has ever used. Sold by P FE Sah.
In New York City a carriage scene unfolds a daring abduction driven by love. Frank Townsend lures Miss Agnette Van Deveer into marriage by kidnapping her after a tense confrontation in a Fifth Avenue setting. Despite fear, Miss Van Deveer chooses to wed Townsend, and their wedding later draws many New York notables.
Henry E. Jones of Tampa thanks Foley's Kidney Care after trying many doctors and cures. He reports four battles cured him with no back pain, now enjoying health, walking, and recommending the medicine. O A Young Drug Co. praises its effectiveness.
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