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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
8
The article argues for single beds replacing double sets in the United States and cites Germany where single beds are standard. It stresses health and comfort, notes more work with matching beds, and warns against letting babies share beds with elderly relatives due to vitality concerns and disease transmission.
Mrs A Wellett wife of a local photographer recounts a remarkable cure by taking Dodds Kidney Pills after years of pain and sleep disruption She describes chest and joint discomfort kidney symptoms and improved sleep and energy following treatment
A Windsor Magazine fragment notes a minor poet with a fond regard for a “Barber” figure. The quirky dialogue hints at public literary taste and a playful self-assertion by the author, reflecting editorials on writing craft and readership.
The notice promotes Hily a Cream Balm as an effective catarrh and cold remedy with trial sizes and mail order options. It cites testimonials from Alfred W. Stevens and Seven Stewart claiming cures and notes price details and availability from druggists and by mail.
A festive note celebrates MoKinnou Jones whose fiancée arrives bearing a birthday surprise during Christmas season. The brief mentions luck surrounding MoKinnou and the couple’s holiday moment.
An OCR fragment promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children used by a nurse at a New York children’s home. It claims the powder relieves feverishness headaches stomach trouble teething disorders and destroys worms in 24 hours. Price listed as 25 cents with a mail sample offer to Allen, Olmuted, Le Roy, N.Y.
In a two year reunion tale set around the Court, Winifred Myre forgives Errol Hastings after a secret voyage, vows marriage at once, and confronts past hurts. Their resolve strengthens amid family approval and a planned wedding at Morst Manor threatened by a cholera letter from a foreign postmark.
In a busy session the Senate did not vote on the State University tax bill while the House passed numerous measures, including legalizing actions by local districts, city ordinances, and school funding. Debates touched rail taxation reforms and appropriations for exhibitions and monuments. several bills advanced with limited opposition.
Report notes that ten State inspectors examined in Des Moines with two passing. Clinton obtained two discarded field pieces of artillery for courthouse square fortification. Two thousand emigrants, mostly from Iowa, passed through Minneapolis in a recent two day period. The school districts in Wuyella County near the town plan votes on a county beauty measure.
In a Washington letter dated February 4 1899 Congressman M W Howard of Fort Payne Alabama endorses Peruna from Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio. The letter cites relief from catarrh and la grippe and includes testimonials from Rochester NY resident A L Lockhart praising Peruna with promised ongoing benefits and a request for free literature.
A Philadelphia Record item notes Nell-May Brasyey faces anonymous accusations in a society dispute. The letter claims she is among the prettiest young women in the uptown set, with publication confirmed by Belle-And. A separate note touts a deafness cure claim from Ball’s Family Pills, attributed to Chinney & Co., Toledo, and urges readers to send for circulars.
A garbled OCR mix includes quotes from characters Meandering Mike and Plodding Peta, stray phrases about yellow clothes, Red Cross Ball Blue, and odd farm product notes. It references a porch scene with a brindle dog and distant hints at seeds, hay per acre prices, and mahogany timber remarks.
Fragmentary text references a girl beginning to wing and a sense of impending boredom. Mentions exhortation and a facaquite, with repeated phrases about the same thing. No clear event or identifiable entities present.
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