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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
6
A crowd of women press forward as a speaker extols female capability and argues that women could perform traditional male tasks with skill. A man challenges with a counter question, prompting a brief, charged exchange before the scene closes.
Probate Judge Philte Miller of Gray County Cimarron Kansas reports five years of heart trouble including palpitations dizziness and breath shortness. After using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year his condition improved and he weighs about 200 pounds. He endorses the remedy and notes a third term in office.
An article argues that women can master driving, countering myths of frailty. It emphasizes calm nerve, steady discipline, and careful maintenance, including fuel, ignition, brakes, and clutch. It urges women to learn car mechanics and practice, noting caution often aids safer driving and better performance.
A long list of cash prizes for inventions and discoveries is presented, totaling $735 plus numerous scholarships and Nobel prizes not included. Items include awards for substitutes for gasoline, carburetors, sugar beet processing, mine safety, and mathematical, medical, and scientific achievements from various international bodies and academies.
The former Anna Gould now Duchess de Talleyrand seeks papal ratification of an annulment in the Rota court’s final session. The case centers on her children and the nullity of her marriage to Count di Castellane. The May hearing will decide whether the union was real and sincere or not, under church law.
Turkish periodicals publish approximate Musselman counts worldwide with major regional totals including the Ottoman Empire at about 24.06 million and India around 50 million, plus Africa and other Asia groups. The note also covers land area changes in England and a neuralgia cure claim from New Orleans with Dr. Matas’s alcohol injections.
The article notes 1,000 settlers daily from the United Kingdom and Europe landing at Winnipesant to work on prairie lands. It highlights large German and Scandinavian contingents, British departures, and rising U S inflow, with homesteading options of 160 acres and land prices from $15 to $18 per acre, promising strong returns with proper cultivation.
Mr Brown hears from Dawson the insurance agent that he has kissed every woman in Fairbank Terrace except one. Brown rushes home and asks Mary which woman remains. Mary, with pity, ponders which resident is the one singled out.
A man describes initial facial eruptions that spread to his arms and cheek with severe itching and burning. He details sleepless nights, scratching, and bleeding before converting to Cetcura Soap and Ointment which brought notable relief within a week. Fellow lines mention a domestic dispute and a river trip.
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