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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
4
A California state representative blasted accusations of boodling during a recent session, calling for specifics on where improper activity occurred. The remark underscored tension over corruption concerns and calls for accountability in state government.
Last Friday the Delphi Herald marked eight years and grew stronger under Isherwood. He adds ginger to the paper and maintains a spine to tackle business when needed, shaping the paper on the belief that truth hurts only those who deserve it.
A torn and garbled century old clipping shows critics fearing the antipass bill. The text laments railroad trusts and calls for focusing on one’s own affairs while avoiding interference in others. It reflects a period tone of civic concern and political phraseology.
The Mendota pair from rival papers, TIL and Sun-Bulletin, enter city politics with editors clashing as candidates for mayor. Ed itor Ruggles of the Sun-Bulletin competes against Kies, editor of TIL, in a tightly watched contest.
An advertisement from Lowville Kentucky touts Paracamph as a modern scientific treatment for rheumatic swellings and neuralgic trouble. It claims to open pores and sweat the disease from the body, with a money-back guarantee if it fails, and urges readers to buy bottles for family use.
The piece parodies a contest between Kieselbach and Ruggles for a position, with humorous barbs and a mock confrontation. Gov. Pexsgracker of Pennsyl vans is noted for receiving two and a half car loads of valentines. An odd death report notes a Cyrcado man choking on an egg in an extravagant manner.
A historical advertise promising one hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes testimonial from W. Wallace Kissing and Marvin, wholesale druggists of Toledo, claiming F. J. Cheney trustworthy and able to fulfill obligations. Claims internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces with price per bottle and sales by druggists. recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Chas F. Lemberger saving his son’s eye with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and a humorous Tavern exchange about prints. It notes Nelson praising a portrait of the Death of Wolfe and a later request that West paint The Death of Nelson.
A fragmented reminiscence on dog fashion asks where breeds like poodles pugs bulldogs and St Bernards go when trends shift noting that you cannot morph one breed into another and that demand shifts leave stock. It also cites memories of amnesia memory research and a testimonial praising electric Bitters and Rocky Mountain Tea as cures and tonics with a local vendor listing.
A chemist analyzes impoverished soil to prescribe fertilizers for products and a doctor advises nourishing blood with a fat-rich tonic or concentrated fat foods. The text suggests fat is the lacking element and praises easily digested fat foods as the best nourishment.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is described as nourishing and strengthening when milk and other foods fail. It is promoted as the same, palatable, and beneficial for wasting bodies in children and adults regardless of cause.
A Tulare Advance passage reports H. Heltzer’s witnessed gopher catch by a rattling gopher snare, the snake twisting its tail to trap the gopher until it dies then swallowing it whole. It also describes the kiwi Apteryx mantelli as wingless, flightless, with coarse hairlike feathers and strong digging legs, scarce and a prized museum specimen in New Zealand forests and swamps.
An old Washington reporter recalls Blaine during a House speech event. The journalist sought an abstract after Blaine asked for a reduced excerpt. Blaine's quip, I will abstract it myself, underscores the push to bias the summary by friends.
Corinly Mary Dorkins, urged by a doctor to seek health in the west, poses as a tenderfoot and feigns a cowboy life. She earns respect, battles Hathaway, attracts Henderson, and defuses a duel, revealing herself as a capable shooter and protector of her companion. The crowd crowns the moment with a wedding-like conclusion, riding off with a parson to seal their bond.
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