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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1898
Page
5
Advertised as a universal spring medicine Peruna is claimed to cleanse the blood strengthen nerves regulate digestion and alleviate chronic catarrh fatigue and nervous disorders. The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio offers a free instructional book on chronic catarrh with the order.
Annie Field portrays Dr Lyman Beecher as a lively preacher with a daily routine. He spends days in talk and errands, then hurries to his study to scribble hieroglyphic notes before sprinting to the church. His arrival is dramatic as he fights through crowds to reach the pulpit.
Special Washington letter portrays Cuban independence as a Democratic triumph in a heated partisan struggle. It highlights Grosvenor as the southern patriot and cites Missouri and Arkansas lawmakers praising a unified policy, Monroe doctrine expansion, and strong action against Spain.
A child questions heavy rain and why it waters grass while streets flood. The exchange imagines angels washing windows as reason. The passage ends with a sly jab at consumer choices urging Hood's Sarsaparilla over cheap substitutes.
To quit tobacco easily and forever be magnetic full of life nerve and vigor take No To Bac the wonder worker that makes weak men strong All druggists 50c or 1 Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York Booklet and sample free
A downtown shoe shop tale describes a man who plans an invisible patch on a valuable shoe. The shoemaker shows the patch is visible. he removes it, proving a bargain and a lesson in honesty. The incident ends with the customer departing.
The article explains alfalfa thrives where soils are open and deep, with roots reaching 265 feet to access moisture. It highlights river bottoms in western Kansasland with sheet water and lakes 10 to 25 feet below the surface as ideal, producing blossoms and steady revenue for cultivators. It notes upland areas with about 25 inches of yearly rainfall also support hay production.
A Toronto Chronicle anecdote recalls Bonn college chums the German emperor and Ehlers. Corps at Bonn toasted each other with formal lines and the emperor's humor shows in his quick, witty replies about Hohenzollern kin and family.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune depicts a dramatic scene with a Boston Mistress issuing a 6 o'clock summons for the fire department while discussing a literary “crime of the epic infinitive.” The dialogue suggests urgency amid a figurative crisis.
A turban of Turkish origin described as the largest size contains about 20 yards of the finest muslin. The fabric is noted for its soft texture and generous length, suited for elaborate headwear and ceremonial use.
An old advertisement proclaims a guaranteed tobacco habit cure that supposedly makes weak men strong and purifies the blood, ending with a directive to seek the product at all druggists.
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