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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
7
An old advertisement from the Evangelical Lutheran Church era promotes Foley's Kidney Cure at Kerry Pharmacy claiming it cures kidney trouble not beyond medical aid. The notice frames a medical remedy as a local pharmacy offering.
An agent promotes irrigated farm rentals in the Basin for one or two year terms to teach profits and climate. The program invites homesteading or purchasing irrigated lands as millions are invested. Home seekers’ excursions run on the first and third Tuesdays of 1908, by DD Clem Weaver, Landseekers' Information Bureau, Omaha.
Kansas City stockyards report heavy cattle receipts and lower killing cattle prices 5 to 15 cents below last week, while steers cows and calves show mixed gains. Hogs reach a Monday high of 4.55 with 19 000 head, and sheep and yearlings climb 25 to 60 cents as run totals ease.
The State Board of Education in Lincoln adopted a sub-committee report exonerating Professor Searson after reviewing testimony from court and board proceedings. The report stated he had been unjustly accused and recommended exoneration. Treasurer Brien announced the board adopted the findings.
Citizens urged to savor current pleasant conditions and avoid dwelling on predicted storms. Officials caution upbeat mood should not dismiss future inclement weather despite sunshine.
The article revisits Paul Lecoy-Beaulieu’s theory that global capital scarcity and overextended credit trigger panics. It argues nothing short of international forces can prevent future panics, though prudent laws can ease impacts and hasten recovery. Nebraska leads winter wheat acreage while Kansas and nine other states share two thirds of U.S. wheat, underscoring diversification advantages. The piece also notes a dietary tablet advert and druggist recommendations.
A pledge urging public conduct with compassion, honesty, temperance, frugality, and fairness. It emphasizes courtesy and duty, warns against profanity, and calls for honoring debts, kindness to children, and trusting The Tribune as a trustworthy, conscientious source.
Late certify that all draggiste are alittioriaed to refund your money if Noley's Honey and Tur fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from cold. Cures in grippe, cough and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contulne no opates. The genuine is in yellow package Ktefuse substitutes, Korres Pharmacy.
Geo Snyder of Auburn spent the week in the city as a guest of Professor Eburst according to local notes.
In Lincoln a divorce case featured a wife’s letter pleading reconciliation with promises of reform. The judge urged reconciliation, denying divorce and giving time to reflect, citing gendered views on forgiveness and comparing to a husband’s potential response. The piece ends with an ad for Oring Laxative Prait Syrup from Kerr's pharmacy.
The new government milling research institute in Germany, supplementing existing sugar and fermentation institutes, features an experimental granary, two-ton milling plants in a ten hour cycle, a bakery, and laboratories. It will study grain sieving milling baking and related analyses for official and private needs.
The piece notes flies breed in filth chiefly in manure and garbage, and that removal of manure, stables outside town, and proper disinfection of dirt will quickly reduce fly numbers. A practical test is suggested, with Collier’s Weekly cited as support.
Col. Philip Reade of the Twenty third United States Infantry offers a series of terse epigrams on soldiering. He asserts the aim of marksmanship lies in knowing when where and how to fire and argues that accurate shooters are defined by learning from misses and disciplined training.
A family game night ended with a clash as a husband asked to play bridge and his wife retorted in anger, breaking etiquette with a blunt plea to proceed. The exchange underscores tension over courteous conduct in a social setting.
A wife reports her husband promised a monthly allowance but fails to provide it. She explains money is spent in a lump at month start or wholly charged away by month end, leaving her without funds. The petite quarrel hints at financial strain within the marriage.
Reports say authorities in Hongchen north of Shanghai have ordered a two month crackdown on alleged complicity linked to a recent scandal. The move aims to curb abuses and restore order in the market town amid ongoing investigations.
A reader questions a publisher about including quoted material from Shakespeare or the Bible. The reply highlights the value of quotations in making works readable and worthwhile.
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