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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1906

Page

8

Viola's Farmhouse Romance Spotted By Calamity and Heartbreak

Viola Croydon visits her aunt in the country and endures a week of mishaps as suitor Arthur Tyson plans to propose. A dying grandmother delays him while Viola hides tears in a grove, and Tyson rushes back to town after a bilious attack with his hoped-for inheritance momentarily in doubt.

Pretty Viola Croydon Arthur Tyson Pretty Viola Miss Viola Arthur Viola Mr. Tyson United States

Wayward Lunatics Escape Train Crowds Aid Rescue

Miss Viola, sheltered in a grove, is mistaken for an escapee from a train carrying about a dozen lunatics bound for an asylum. Arthur Tyson intervenes, recognizing her distress, and the guards admit a misidentification. Tyson proposes to support her freedom to weep in any grove without further pursuit.

Viola Arthur Tyson Arthur

A Leopard Collar and a Swift Prayer Tale

A leopard collar with three inch spikes is described as protection against Himalayan leopards that hunt dogs. The piece notes dogs return with blood and hair on spikes. Also mentioned is Dean Swift starting Wednesday and Friday prayers at Loracor with only his clerk Roger in attendance.

Himalayas Dean Swift Loracor Roger Harper’s Weekly

Dr Shoop's Night Cure and Restorative Offer Dual Help

A medical note advocates two combined treatments for weak women. Dr Shoop's Night Cure is a topical mucous membrane suppository used at night, while Dr Shoop's Restorative is an internal tonic. Restorative claims to repair nerve and tissue, boost vigor, and energize the system.

Foley's Honey and Tar Urges Caution Against Imitations

A Chicago firm promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy and warns customers to beware of imitations with similar names. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and is sold by Foley & Co.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley’s Jenicno & Co E. W. Rose Meoress Co St. Louis Stat Int Zemo Ira Blackman Foley Finley P. J. Cordier Mannington W.L. Straub St. Petersburg Fla Bay Port Tampa Kaley

Prizes Announced for Rails Supervisors on Two Divisions

The Pennsylvania Railroad will distribute 5400 in prizes to supervisors and assistant supervisors of the Tian line tracks between New York Pittsburg and Philadelphia Washington. About 250 will travel in track observation cars for a general inspection. Six prizes include 1200 for the best line and surface, 400 prizes of 800 and 1000 for other top performers and improvements, with awards presented in Pittsburg after the inspection tour.

Pennsylvania Railroad New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Washington New York Evening Sun Jersey City

Rural Free Delivery Cars Prove Fit for Post Service

The Post Office Department endorses automobiles and motorcycles for rural mail routes. A specially designed light car, built for hill climbing, outperforms heavier models in tests. Weighing 600 pounds, the vehicle climbs 32 degrees and 22 degrees in reverse with two passengers. Price set at $400 for carriers.

Post Office Department Technical World Magazine Postmaster General

Gulls Help Clear Kansas Fields of Grasshoppers

A Pratt Union report notes a large flock of sea gulls in Inka township Kansas aiding fields by eating grasshoppers and bugs. The birds stretched across a quarter section, appearing as a herd of tin can shaped objects glistening in the sun.

Kansas Inka Township Kan Pratt Union

Live fish kept alive in boxes to ensure freshness

Flensburg fishermen ship live fish in drilled flat boxes towed under water. The fish stay alive until reaching port and are sold on the quay while still living. A brief exchange then notes a Chicago Tribune joke about an arrest and acquittal for insulting a janitor.

Flensburg Schleswig-Holstein

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