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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
2
The poem recalls a mythical Castle Yesterday in a sunlit valley where youth memories linger. It laments a barrier between past and present as the pilgrim soul contemplates forever staying among ghosts of days gone by. Saturday Evening Post.
Richard Allison and Fielding Roberts juggle a romance mix up when Amy Cloverdale meets Mr Roberts by prearranged design. A mistaken identity leads to comic lessons on truth and loyalty as Maud and Amy reveal a playful ruse and pair off with the right partners.
Mrs Manser confronts gossip sparked by an express package and a neighbor Nathan Waite. The exchange centers on accusations of eccentric behavior and the rumor mill surrounding Sam in his own front hall during exercise. The scene ends with a sharp rebuke of spreading tales about a private moment.
The article touts Dr Pierce family medicines as transparent, non alcoholic remedies endorsed by eminent medical authorities. It highlights Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, notes glycerine as solvent, and claims no habit forming drugs. It mentions Pleasant Pellets curing constipation and being easy to take.
The editor argues literary prize competitions provoke rage and bitterness. He recalls a judge who read over 1,000 sonnets, awarded $25 to a Boston youth, and faced a rival’s accusation of favoritism, only to reply that changing the winner would shift the prize to the accuser.
L. B. Gorham of Olympia Washington explains a six week course of Troan’s Widney Pills cured back pain and kidney irregularities after six boxes. He notes the urine cleared in a week and the ache faded, with no relapse since. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo for 50 cents a box.
A bystander tells a stranger that a man with a camera photographed a wedding party as they left a church and the bridegroom is chasing him around the block. The scene is described as quiet with no real excitement.
Salzer promotes free radish seed and its bargain seed book offering summer supplies. The notice emphasizes juicy tender radishes and stresses free seed delivery with seasonal discounts.
Enormous crops prompt a special seed catalogue from John A. Salter Seed Co. readers urged to remit 4e for a free Bargain Book and Cosm os annuals. Also promotes Allen's Foot-Ease free sample and notes a London court joke about a money lender's clerk as a financial surveyor.
An old advertisement urges using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE to cure a cold in one day. Druggists sell Tabieta with a refund if it fails. E W Grove's signature appears on each box. Cuban government receipts for last year reached 18,007,302 with expenses of 15,933,646.
L A Stockwell reports from the West that Americans moving to Saskatchewan and Manitoba achieve quick success. He cites N E Beaumunk of Brazil Indiana who saved and invested, and J G Smith & Co who turned homesteading into wealth. He notes rising yields, fat cattle, and booming land offices, with Hoosiers urged to consider prairie opportunities and Canadian government agents promoting land sales.
In an advertisement style note, Allcock's is promoted as the original and only genuine porous plaster with many formerly using other imitations. The message also mentions Lewis' single straight cigars with a brief factory reference.
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