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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
6
An older man extols healthy living and steady work as keys to vigor, crediting Peruna as a regular remedy for minor illnesses. He urges giving up weakening habits, rising early, and staying active to maintain manhood and strength. The piece blends testimonial and marketing rhetoric, referencing prominent figures and a call to request a book with stamps.
A 1912 testimonial describes a severe arm burn treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after failure with other salves. The user reports relief, healing, and return to work, claiming the products’ effectiveness and noting free samples offered.
A fragmented odd clipping recalls a woman walking a fox terrier through Madison Square and into a residence after a six block trek. An observer followed, noting the dog wore a snap collar and leash. The piece blends editorial humor with stray lines about modern life and a Western classroom quip.
A man or woman describes years of tea use causing headaches heart trouble and numb spells. Doctors warned paralysis, but quitting tea led to relief after starting Dostum Instant Postum, with improved sleep and stronger heart.
A Washington Special digest of the Sixty-Second Congress highlights legislative action and investigations. It notes key laws on Canadian reciprocity, labor, campaign finance, and the Panama Canal, plus major public inquiries and high profile figures like William Lorimer and Judge Archbald, with party struggles shaping the final two-year session.
The passage discusses a reoccurring theme of a fighting president and bold appeals to public welfare. It references Roosevelt and Cleveland, urging strong action against opponents and a national shift toward decisive leadership. Clipped phrases hint at immigration, wartime policy, and political directives shaping public opinion.
A swallow captured in Natal South Africa carrying an Ulutininnin ring reveals long migrant routes. Ringing began in 1909 with about 200 ringed. about three percent later return. Notable finds include a Yorkshire gull from July 1889 found in Flores in February 1912 and a teal ringed in Staffordshire in autumn 1910 located in Stafordshire to Sweden.
A Kentucky farmer, 77, from Ethel writes of long use and strong relief from kidney trouble and backache. He claims the pills kept him alive and offers his full name and consent for publication. Ads and anecdotes mix with humorous juvenile clippings and notes from the Indianapolis News.
A patchwork of quotes and jumbled phrases from a newspaper page includes quips about platonic friendship and flirtation, a weather remark, a reference to Charlot Corday, and an old infant remedy advertisement. The text mixes dialogue bits with product pitches and unrelated cultural notes, offering a snapshot of clipped 19th or early 20th century content.
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