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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
3
Miss Carvle Barden of Bowling Green Kentucky reports relief from kidney and bladder troubles after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. She says the first bottle eased pain and the second completed her recovery, with Kerr's Pharmacy as a supplier.
The outlook for this year’s crop is positive with expectations of a large fruit yield. Growers remain cautiously optimistic, noting improvements since last year’s shortages and anticipating better-tasting fruit at harvest time.
A satirical editorial weighs deporting Emma Goldman as a border issue between the United States and Canada. It questions keeping her in either country, jokes about deportation to Russia, and suggests legal action or confinement as solutions, ending with an unrelated advertisement for Dr Shoop's Magle Ointment for piles.
The Auburn Herald reports a new central energy system will prevent listening on country telephone lines and city lines. Subscribers will hear only their own conversations once the receiver is lifted. The system, once fully fixed, will disconnect interlopers and ensure privacy on individual lines.
Languid stiff feeling of spring dissolves into buoyancy with Dr Shoop's Restorative a genuine tonic for tired nerves. A few doses claim to restore energy improve circulation and heart action after indoor winter life sold by all dealers.
The Tribune has received a fine sample line of emblem cards and invites readers to view them. If you belong to a secret order, these cards offer a refined option, with prices shown and a claim of furnishing the finest line in the city at affordable costs.
A notice warns that hunting, fishing or tree harvesting is forbidden on the Gardner land south of Falls City and near Culp Lake by the MP depot, with prosecution to the full extent of the law.
The Little Dal ly Dimples company performs at the Grand Theater where a newly married couple tied the knot on stage last week in Denver. Miss Myrtle Bliss became Mrs Harold Howe as the audience witnessed the ceremony and joined a post nuptial reception. Grace Cameron led the bridal giveaway and Al Lawrences attended the groom. Both principals have five years with the company.
A fragmented notice seeks a religion that supports activities like skating and rowing while celebrating life. It contrasts oppressive churches with a bright, wholesome faith and asks for guidance on a cemetery friendly, lively and practical belief system. The text mixes playful phrases with unclear references to local church life.
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