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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
7
Beatrice Nebraska reports Mrs E Child saved from surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In Maine, Mrs Harwaxp Soviet credits the same remedy with ending yearlong pains, backache, and fatigue after contemplating an operation.
A garbled excerpt portrays a farmer and others speaking in fragmented terms about marriage, office work, and health issues. References to a "Farmers almanac" and various ailments like sciatica and bronchitis mix with colloquial banter and disjointed lines.
The fragment presents split phrases with altered spelling and unclear meaning, resembling a dialect or coded dialogue. It hints at asking how to turn headgear into a self rising pickantonies, suggesting a playful or puzzle like exchange without a clear narrative or identifiable persons or places.
In a clouded tale set around Prue Brooke’s circle, Lady Prudence Brooke’s suitor Sir Geoffrey Dymudesert faces a web of debts and intrigue. Aaron the moneylender, aided by the scheming Parson Goodridge, seeks a hidden secret to derail the match and gain advantage, while Robin of De Chife contemplates escape and revenge amid threats of execution and treachery.
Prue joyfully flaunts her recovered necklace and a proposed marriage from Mr Aaron. Peggie teases about wealth and foresees Prue presenting Aaron to grannies. a stash of bank notes leaks the truth that Aaron paid for her, not merely proposed.
A cryptic, OCR damaged poem fragments a dream heavy, prophetic text about doom, fate, and eternal battles. It mentions dream possessed, darkness, distant calls, and the ruin of worlds, with broken wording and garbled names.
A quirky report from Chicago notes a spelling contest run by SS Joseph Xewelress with mayoral backing and civic involvement. It recounts humorous missteps, local patrons, and a community spectacle around spelling and social letters amid city life and small dramas.
A century after Newry Telegraph noted The Burial of Sir John Moore the mystery poet's authorship remains debated while London Chronicle cites Wolfe’s verse. separately municipal golf talks ripple through Bloomsbury and English cities withCastle Bronwich Edinburgh Cardiff and seaside towns weighing courses and public access.
Mrs W H Hughes describes a persistent scalp infection and facial eruptions in her child. After trying several salves without relief, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about two weeks and saw sores clear and the complexion improve. Cuticura ads claim worldwide availability and offer free samples.
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