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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
4
The passage compares weakness from poor nourishment to an engine losing power and urges rebuilding worn-out nerves, resting the brain, and adding fuel to vital fires with Dr Miles' Nervine as the best tonic.
The Culbertson report claims two border outlaws pursued a dozen Diamond R cowboys for 20 miles, with the unarmed outfit except for a few guns. The Western image is questioned as Northern Montana laments the fading wild West and the old gun traditions.
Dr Letts and Mr Thorpne of Belfast College report seaweed bloom correlates with sewage pollution in Belfast and Dublin waters. Findings communicated to the British Association chemistry section. Peter Sherman of North Stratford NJ testifies Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieves chronic indigestion and stomach troubles. Grover's City drug store offers. A Oswald sells bats and caps.
Premier Laurier, a French Canadian, led the Conservatives to defeat amid religious and racial tensions. He won 57 of 65 Quebec seats, while Sir Charles Tupper’s Cape Breton leadership collapsed, leaving the opposition headless. Laurier, still young, promises a long tenure, akin to Sir John Macdonald.
The column blends travel opinions by Julian Ralph praising South Africa and health vigor, mentions Peary’s arctic expedition updates from Dundee with frostbitten toes, notes Scotland’s feudal land revenues tilting to the Prince of Wales, honors Smedley Butler’s early military career, and reports Mme Gilbert's partial retirement due to medical aftercare.
In a rural scene grandpa fends off persistent crows by unfurling a giant blue umbrella over the corn patch. Perley learns a crow sits under the shade, while turtle lore from L T Eckert ends with turtles escaping fire and water. Straddle Club instructions and a playful exchange about greed conclude the item.
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