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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
9
Portsmouth Virginia druggist Frank C. Hanrahan praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a reliable cure. He notes he sells other products for similar purposes but prefers this remedy for its consistent results and customer appreciation. For sale by J. W. Jericho & Co.
The notice details submission options by personal or mail at Fairfield Modern Business College, outlining how to apply or respond to a recent update or requirement. It emphasizes accessible enrollment and timely action for prospective students or clients.
A speculative piece discusses the human body as a potential telephone receiver through induced current, noting experiments and possible deaf usefulness. It also cites a teacher praising shifts in education toward language, drawing, manual work, and color study improving dress, furnishings, and civic taste.
Nebraska congressman J P Latta urges the government to restore to the Winnebago the right to chew mescal beans alleging the practice is part of their religion and improves behavior, while Indian experts warn of narcotic danger and government prohibition.
A physician testifies in a flamage case and, after probes for concise answers, faces a stern judge who warns him of contempt. Post trial they meet in the street and joke about the judge’s past behavior with a quip about jail or hospital.
Budapest plans a public municipal bakery to produce 50 000 pounds of bread daily at low prices based on wheat and flour costs. The $125 000 facility will use modern machinery, minimize direct contact with dough, and supply bread through municipal shops and private grocers.
Sir James Crichton Brown argues against home studying for children stressing that late night brain work harms sleep and growth. He warns insufficient sleep drives rising nervous ailments and urges children learn less to safeguard future brain power.
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