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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1888
Page
3
A New York Telegram editorial warns pneumonia as a sudden killer affecting rich and poor alike. It cites symptoms and claims kidney failure drives deaths, urging vigorous kidney health and praising Warner's safe cure to prevent pneumonia by addressing underlying causes.
A veteran Pierre Lavelle returns to a French parish as a prisoner of war. He discovers Marguerite's child, Marguerite’s fate, and the officer dies with honor as villagers honor his courage. The pastor recounts the intertwined fates of love, duty, and sacrifice.
A humorous High Hat feature describes a theatre night where a woman wearing a towering hat distracts the audience while a playful husband asks about each action. The crowd witnesses staged peril and rescue scenes, then shifts to a fable about a crow and a farmer, followed by assorted notes on drinks, fashion, and an ancient Nelson anecdote.
In a Boston game of seven up for 100 a side two well known gentlemen used fictitious names. After a nearly even run to six points Brown dealt and Smith mistook a club for trump. No trump appeared and the ace of clubs gave Smith the game as Brown swore off cards forever.
Wild geese near Baltimore sensed the Weather Bureau warning hours before a blizzard struck. They flew north at dawn then returned in confusion seeking shelter in Chesapeake Bay tributaries as the storm approached. A Baltimore Sun note recalls their alarm and search for safety.
A collage of jokes and fragments from Boston and Omaha columns includes children discussing weather knowledge, a tramp tale about a spoon, a maple sugar misunderstanding, and a Burlington Free Press quip. Paul Gidba signs off the piece.
A late 19th century ad compiles health tips and cures for women and general readers. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female ailments, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, Moxie Nerve Food trials, and various tonics. It mentions Queen Christina of Spain, Wabash rail excursions, and an appeal from T A Slocum about a consumption cure, ending with Scott’s Emulsion for flesh and strength.
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