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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1906

Page

3

Peruna promoted as remedy for la grippe and aftereffects

A series of reader letters praise Peruna for curing la grippe and its aftereffects including systemic catarrh. Testifiers from Ontario to Topeka recount long battles with ill health, noting quick relief and renewed strength after using Peruna and related tonics.

Pnewmonia T. Barnecott West Aylmer Ontario Can la Grippe Rana Jennie W. Gilmore White Oak Ind Ter Peruma Manalin Peruna

Miscommunication Ends With Outside Collar Request

A non French speaking lady asked her dressmaker who spoke no English to attach a collar on the outside of her blouse. After several failed attempts she exclaimed in despair Mettez a I'm perlale meaning the outside of a tram or omnibus. The request was understood and the work completed as she wished.

Newspaper Office Woes From A Workman’s Tale

A humorously told incident recalls how owners publishers and editors meddle in newsrooms. Hugh S Fullerton recounts a moment when an approaching man corrected his tense as he sat with feet on the desk and heads in pockets, revealing the owner in disguise.

Hugh S. Fullerton

Landis’s Lincoln monument speech sparks praise and puzzled laughs

Congressman Fred Landis of Indiana has built a reputation as an orator after delivering a florid Lincoln monument speech. His line Abraham Lincoln that mystic mingling of star and clod drew applause, though he admitted he did not understand its meaning.

Fred Landis Indiana Landis Abraham Lincoln Fred Heaven

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Cure feverishness head ache stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Used by Mother Gray a nurse at the Children's Home New York. Sold by druggists 2c sample mailed free Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY. A man has lots of friends till he needs one.

Mother Gray New York Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Salter Seed Co. Publishes Bargain Seed Book Prospect

Salter Seed Co presents Salzer's Bargain Seed Book offering bargain seed prices. Send notice to receive free seed for growing 5 tons of grass and a Cosmo flower package with the order. Located at Lock Drawer W, La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Srialinen Calle John A. Salter Seed Co Lock Drawer W la Crosse Wis

Man Rehabilitates Honor on Battlefield as Woman Finds Honor in Motherhood

A man earns back his honor through military service while a woman proves her strength and virtue through devoted motherhood. This contrast highlights traditional values of courage and nurturing within a shared moral framework.

Child Healed From Horrific Sores Using Cuticura Remedies

A year and a half old boy suffered persistent facial and body sores despite two doctors. He became emaciated and unable to walk, requiring his hands tied at night to stop scratching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about two months, the sores disappeared and he recovered fully, according to Mrs. Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut in April 1905.

Egbert Sheldon Woodville, Conn

Proverbial Ad Phrases Highlighted By Slogan Lines

The ad copy promotes Defiance starch with a 16 ounce offer at 10 cents and features a moral line about a man carrying a Bible yet lacking faith. The terse phrases showcase commercial and moral sentiment in vintage ad style.

Iowa Legislature Deliberates Tax, Bequest, and Public Health Bills

Des Moines reports a flurry of bills across both chambers. Bequests to Ames College face limits on property acceptance, while penalties for embezzlement and adulteration of food products draw debate. A pure food resolution and a call for a national convention are also considered amid discussions on school funds and road taxes.

Des Moines Dowell Ames College George W. Catt Catt Ames Young Calhoun House Epperson Committee On Constitutional Amendments Senate Clary Laird Greeley Iowa State Agricultural College Lewis Eldora Gale Dunham Stirten United States Committee On Appropriations Harper Iowa Congress Thomas W. Lawson Samuel J. Kirkwood National Statuary Hall Mott Representative Head Lawson Spaulding King Road Young of Lee Iowa Corn Growers’ Association Newberry Committee On Federal Relations Weeks Bixby Stanberry Warren McCulloch Greene

Old Rebel Judge Pro Tem In Dodge City

In early Kansas Judge Strang sat on the Dodge City bench. When absent, local lawyers elected an old ex Confederate colonel as judge pro tem. A stranger asked why, and was told it is because they like to see the old rebel take the oath of allegiance to the United States.

Kansas Strang Dodge City United States

Senator Pettus and Chandler Jokes From Time Past

A quoted Punch piece recalls Senator Pettus of Alabama with a spluttering pen recounting a dining room kitchen scratching tale. It also notes Senator Eugene Hale and Zack Chandler joking about census boosting with children and a telegram to the President about a foreign mission for Hale due to another son.

Senator Pettus Alabama Selma Martha Eugene Hale Zack” Chandler Gene Mary Hales Washington Senator Chandler

Drunken Pat and the Rat Trick in Irish Tale

A drunken husband Pat terrorizes his wife Biddy, defying the priest and promising to be turned into a rat as punishment. The comic dialogue follows as Pat contemplates a magical fate and his wife fears the consequences, while the priest warns him of future punishment.

Pat Biddy

Grape Nuts Word Contest Offers Gold and Prizes

A winter family word game by Postum Cereal Co. invites 20 top wordmakers to win $10 gold boxes, 10 to win $5 boxes, and 300 to receive $1 in paper money. Contest runs to April 30 1906 with 82 prize winners and posts results after counting.

Serine Postum Cerea Co., Ltd Battle Creek Mich

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