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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
6
A poetic fragment describing the hills of the After Awhile as a spiritual refuge beyond loss and weariness. The verses evoke timeless truth and love, dreamlike return of beloved eyes, and enduring light amid human toil, attributed to Will T. Hale.
Lucia defies her father to be with Taunton amid a wartime romance at the Taunton army post. A black butterfly omen presages danger as the couple’s secrecy unfolds, culminating in a fatal turn and Lucia’s haunting reaction as news arrives of death in the detachment.
Springfield experiments use red clay filled boxes to receive Hof projectiles and compare steel jacketed, lead, and cupro nickel rounds in 45 caliber. Beef carcass tests show how bullets fracture bones and mushroom, with emphasis on bone damage and different bullet designs.
The Hartford Courant discusses European rulers and their pastimes. It notes that most hunt, with Kaiser Wilhelm and Franz Josef avid, England's king hunted, Italy’s ruler and Russia’s czar hunting occasionally, and Queen Wilhelmina largely not hunting while Prince Henry pursues it. It contrasts tastes in hospitals music conversation business art and notes the czar’s private uncertainties limit clear preference.
A humorous exchange notes a cook praised as good yet unable to cook. The speaker explains the motive is humor, saying the cook stays with wits, while detailing she is dirty untidy and frequently drunk and impudent to the wife. The paradox highlights wit over culinary skill.
Up to date, wads of chewing gum have been found on the under side of every piece of furniture made except a coffin. The exchange mocks war and a cartographer claims approval.
NYC health commissioner Dr. Thomas Darlington conducted street inquiries on the Bowery to link lodging houses with beggary. A beggar mistook him for a cop after a tense exchange and chased him, prompting the commissioner to abandon the undercover probe.
A comical exchange shows Aunt Hitt grilling a boy about a pet kitten that supposedly vanished. The nephew awkwardly reveals the cat grew into a cat, solving the riddle with a simple truth.
Readers praise Peruna for catarrh relief with anonymous and named testimonials. Dora Haydon of Washington DC and N P Lawler of Stittsburg Kansas recount rapid improvement after starting Peruna, noting better health and sleep within days.
Sir James Simpson introduced chloroform in surgery and faced a peril when Lyon Playfair tested a new anaesthetic. Playfair refused immediate human trials, first using rabbits. After trials, Simpson volunteered, but both rabbits died, revealing the danger of early testing.
Justice Geo E Law known as The Marrying Squire has married about 1400 couples over the years. He recounts kidney trouble ten years ago and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing his backache and kidney symptoms, noting nine years free of illness. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box, Hester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The professor's vermiform appendix inflamed leads to an operation for appendicitis. He warns the surgeon not to cut him dead, citing social standing. Though the professor did not deserve to recover, he did.
Frank J. Cheney sworn affidavit states he is partner of F. J. Cheney & Co and that their firm will pay one thousand dollars for each untreatable case of diarrhea. Notice touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally and promising testimonials, with Toledo Ohio contact and druggist availability.
A humorous dialogue shows Mrs. Lofty recognizing a new cook who recalls being a Circassian beauty at a dime museum. The piece also notes Garfield Tea claims three facts and a herbal laxative under the Pure Food and Drug Law, and mentions Akmar Netherlands planning a steam tram project by Noorder Stoomtramwagmaatscappii.
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