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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
In a fragmented narrative, Patty Hennington uncovers a torn letter and a social triangle involving Warrington, Warrington’s sister, and Mrs. Franklyn-Haldene. Patty probes gossip and letters, confronts Mrs. Franklyn-Haldene, and faces revelations about a past scandal, social pressures, and a looming departure plan.
A fragmented page mixes a spoken excerpt from a performance with a nostalgic verse about the girls of a bygone era. It shifts to a Paris Letter noting champagne consumption in France and Europe, citing 1903 to 1908 figures, then a light aside about a servant’s inquiry for country time leave.
A reader from Kewiston shares a long Kidney Pills cure by Foster-Marsh Co. Dean's Kidney Pills relieved fourteen years of kidney trouble with swelling backache and nerve strain. The letter urges readers to remember Loan's and notes sale by druggists. The Bard of Oden Rev George Culmer celebrated his eighty sixth birthday born March 22 1826 in Kent England. He is a Methodist minister and renowned poet with works in magazines and newspapers.
A fragmentary item recounts an eye remedy ad promising relief for sore eyes and suggestive tonics, followed by a teensy campus vignette where Albert Tiedemann of the University of Pennsylvania contemplates proxy voting. The text then shifts to a dialogue about fashion, courtship, and a soap of humor from a period publication.
The fragment mentions Willis-tm raising 400 chickens on a small lot and a sequence about relatives and a wife caring for them. It includes quips about furniture, smashing, and a line about friendship and souls. Names cited include Gillis and Mrs Knitker and Mrs Yorker in a disjointed dialogue.
A fragmentary page presents scattered quotes on business courtesy parentage and philosophy. It references Madame de Stael Gurtiell Vea, Thomas Geld Appleton, Mrs. Winston, and Hart Yeux. Mentions medical claims about liver health and remedies, plus quips about kindness and eternity.
The readable text blends maxims on memory with obscure names and notes on ants as geologic agents. It references Joubert, Allen’s Poot-Ease, and Prof J Brunner, plus scattered mentions of Olmsted and Lord Meergwber amid garbled lines.
A fragmentary old column blends quips and anecdotes. It cites Longfellow, George Ade, and a Chicago luncheon remark about a dress, followed by a humorous tale about a husband blaming a delicate daughter for not doing housework or gym prize tasks, exposing gendered assumptions.
A garbled historical notice speaks of leaving home and a conditional return, with names and places unreadable, suggesting a poetic or cryptic letter preserved in a newspaper fragment.
A terse note discusses a girl’s ambition and chance to leap in life. It frames growth within family guidance and a philosophy of courage, destiny, and self worth. The tone reflects a distant, cautious counsel from a cousin viewpoint on personal progress.
A long quoted piece explains how the mind affects digestion. It recounts Pavlov like experiments on dogs showing anticipatory mental states trigger digestive juices even without actual food reaching the stomach. The text urges a peaceful meal mood and pleasant foods to promote healthy digestion and happiness.
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