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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
4
Republican editor announces a twelve page weekly edition with national and state news up to publication day, serial articles from famous authors, valued farming and stock information, and a focus on local county events to connect readers with neighbors. It notes tariff changes and cost of living shifts.
A scribbled financial column references income tax taking effect, Democratic influence on impeachment costs, and foreign imports rising in October to 24.1 million dollars. The writer questions domestic buying trends and urges real financial strength, noting citizen caution and debate about emission of duties or taxes.
A garbled line notes John D. Rockefeller style fortune talk, claiming a drop to about 825 million and remarks that honesty in wealth is preferable to dying rich, amid commentary on United States affairs.
A scrambled historic clipping references William Sulzer and the phrase Ephraim is de w hie idole with unclear context. The readable text hints at a political or literary fragment but provides no concrete event or details.
A clipped historical remark suggests Democrats have harmed the country and implies future consolidation by preeds and classes. The text hints at enacting policy in years ahead and uses archaic phrasing such as a door post mask reference.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Bloomsburg resident relaying a claim about kidney pills and a medical benefit. The passage mentions someone named Foust and a weak condition, but details are garbled. The readable parts suggest a personal testimony or local medical remedy from Bloomsburg.
The text critiques President driven by patronage from state dispensers while Southern Congressmen recall old soldiers. It suggests the Forgettery Class will aid the Republican party by exposing Democratic veterans and kin to the advantage of space over company.
Public advisories warn against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and health. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is promoted as safe, mercury free and works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Buy genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation. price 75 cents per bottle.
Gwendolin asks if Baron Focash asked for her hand. Mr. Cumrox says he sought a marriage settlement and, more importantly, his pocketbook. The exchange frames a legal and financial angle in a domestic proposal.
A fragmented note describes hives eczema and salt rash with avowed ointment remedies. The scribble mentions touch intolerance and a Dean's ointment as a suggested cure in obscure terms.
An old Yonkers Statesman snippet ends with a sales pitch for Burdock Blood Bitters claiming purity of blood and health benefits. The ad urges simple eating, exercise, and cleanliness as a path to well being with a 00 a bottle price note.
A Washington Herald excerpt captures a couple bantering about a dachshund who fails to respond promptly. The wife jokes the dog’s front leg is starting to sulk as the man laments the slow response.
The poem-like fragment depicts workers cheered by a tariff bill described as bringing work and prosperity. Shores of Biritial Isles and France are referenced as places where the impact is felt, with lines lamenting slack work and praising the new law. The piece centers on joyous reactions among laborers and contains recognizably dated rhyme and dialect.
President Wilson remains in his room with a worsening cold, canceling all engagements and delaying a speech presentation by the British ambassador. His condition began with a headache a week ago and has kept him in bed, with voice affected and a plan to stay until recovered.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve pinched shoes and aid breaking in new footwear. It urges readers to order from A. Sample Free in Le Roy New York and warns against substitutes.
Betty reframes marriage by challenging a suitor with a schedule of yearly expenses. If he refuses, he is deemed unfit for commitment and dropped. The exchange occurs in a dramatic dialogue over social expectations and personal autonomy.
A brief, unclear note referencing Sy tone with minimal readable context. No further details, dates, or identifiable entities available in the fragment.
A short note claims an action worsens bowel function and leads to chronic constipation. It mentions Cet Dean and requirements tied to stores, with general guidance on operation ease.
A courtroom scene unfolds as Schmidt, on trial before Judge Warren W. Foster, faces family tension while more than 100 fashionably dressed women converge on the venue demanding his admission.
A medical ad praises Miles Laxative Tablets for children and women. The Sisters of Christian Charity in Virginia note effective, gentle relief and recommend the product, citing frequent success in sick rooms and urging trust in the remedy.
A fragmentary notice references a proposed charter related to Brown Cemetery and interment rights under an Act of Assembly. It notes the charter on file with the clerk and requests privileges for Barposts and associated parties, with dates spelled unclearly.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with names and phrases. Unable to determine a coherent event, date, or entities for a proper summary.
The dialogue presents Maup and Prose earnestly asking George about staying the same and sharing a secret heart re. The fragment hints at a personal or philosophical exchange without clear context or resolution.
Ad copy touts Dee Dr. King’s New Life as a remedy for constipation headaches and other complaints. Offers purchase through druggists or by mail from EB Buckle & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
A fragment from a society piece recalls Mabel gifting Walter a self made necktie at Christmas. Walter responds that its beauty shall belong to no other eyes, prompting Mabel’s query about his pleasure with the gift.
Advertising copy for Mother Grays Sweet Powders claiming relief of feverishness teething disorders and worms. Promises to move regulate bowels break up colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 24 years. Address A 8 Olm sted LeRoy Xx Y. 1b-6-4w.
A fragmented dialogue shows Mr. Montgomery engaging a young woman in playful chatter about Dante and the Divine Comedy. The couple discusses stage trends with the young woman quipping she has not seen the work and a remark about returning to legitimate drama. Lipphucutt's.
Mrs Nancy M Han son of Hamburg New York reports severe burn injury to face neck and chest treated with Dry Thomas Eclectic Oil. Pain subsided and the child slept peacefully afterward.
A student in Youngstown remarks about knowledge and a rival and quips that she knows the German loss of something. The fragmentary exchange suggests a playful challenge about understanding.
A fragmentary diary style note recalls a dance night in which an unspecified man caused an awkward social misstep. The writer claims embarrassment and financial loss expressed as “100 marks poorer.” The exact people and places remain unreadable.
A 1920s transit commission weighed commuter tickets from Greenwich to Stamford and other New York routes. Rates cited include Riverside at 0.15 and Sound Beach at 0.25, with overall sum around 9.65. The commission found most actions reasonable and approved targeted reductions.
Fragmentary notices show attorney J Brown of Bloomsburg and other parties in a legal matter. The text references a Pennsylvania location and dates, with terms like attorney at law and litigation.
An attorney at law listing appears for Catawissa and Bloomsburg areas with address at the Columbian Building in Bloomsburg. The notice references a room and appointment details dated January 31. The text is fragmented but signals legal services and local office locations.
The fragment notes a renitence office activity on Cutter Sirmet in Keanty with a payment mention tied to Pensiae palsented in March. Details are sparse and uncertain due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary obituary notes mention editors and critics, including a Milwaukee editor and musical critic. References to names and places are unclear, with incomplete sentences and stray identifiers. The readable portion highlights bereavements and short notices without full context.
Jaefhe Sanday July 13 schedule shows 1200 a.m. entry for DOTA ABD and NVOOH with Bes listed in the timetable.
Fragmentary note reports a financial or property matter involving names or terms like Acquiring, Trienta, Mesh, and Boone. Details are unclear but indicate an asset or transaction discussion in a local record.
Fragmented OCR shows an address entry at 110 West Main Street with scattered names and illegible notes. No clear event date or action is discernible from the readable fragments.
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