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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
3
A lyrical seaside scene unfolds with a speaker inviting a beloved to walk the sand and share verses under moonlight. The couple's gaze rests on the water as Morgan's moonlight remains, while the beloved Janet remains silent, praised for beauty beyond words.
Travel offer for return trip to Buffalo after August 19 priced four one and one third fare via the Nickel State Road. Contact nearest ticket agent or Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana or R J Hamilton Fort Wayne agent. No 156.
Fort Wayne ind. advertises printing supplies and stamping options with pricing upon request. Customers are directed to Lock Box 210 for inquiries.
Mildred Ardington, heiress to the Leigh estate, competes for love between Andrew Vane and Ernest Lee as Uncle William Leigh faces a 1857 financial crisis. Wealth evaporates, Maple Grove becomes the new home, and the two suitors’ motives drive a tense courtship in a society plot.
In Maple Grove, Mildred's heart shifts from wealth to love as Ernest Lee's devotion clashes with gossip. Uncle Williams and Mr Langdon reveal a plot to test true affection, guiding Mildred and her suitor to a London home where domestic duties replace glamour.
A Montreal consul reports on sawdust distillation machines yielding char acids water tar and gases with higher heat value than coal gas. European mills produce oxalic acid from sawdust and North Carolina and Scotland use sawdust in textiles paper fire lighters and fuel. Ropes shift from hemp to steel wire for racing yachts and a Montreal burglar steals a baker's pies and cakes.
An ancient Michigan tale from Presque Isle County describes a massive rock formed when a vengeful wizard-chief tore a granite cliff from a mountain. He hurled it into Lake Huron to crush rebel chiefs near the Ocqueec River mouth, burying them at the Painted Havens as groans echo yearly.
Wabasha Minn August 19 George S Luber suffered kidney trouble and backache. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him completely and he is now able to work. He calls the remedy worth its weight in gold and notes daily reports of cures in Bright's Disease Diabetes Dropsy Rheumatism and backache.
A fable recounts a conversation between a sensitive horse and a woman at a gate. The horse notes ridicule while the woman insists money can make the mare gold, delivering a sharp lesson that speech is not inherently fortunate.
Advertised sale of round trip excursion tickets to Buffalo after August 19 at one fare plus one collar for the round trip and Vi days. Inquiries through nearest agent C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana or Ref Hamilton Avent Fort Wayne. No 07. Drowning report notes cramp explains vertigo from perforated eardrum explaining unconsciousness. Washington Star reference to dress Mia and a dialogue about a man’s boastful nature.
A collage of ad blurbs and small notices including a Dr. Kine nerve recovery claim, a playful cartoon caption about tramps, a printer paper endorsement, Berlin wage note, Vermillion train stop notice, a potatos vs wheat fact, and a printing services request with price quote.
A Chicago Journal piece recounts Harry A. Storey describing emerald green tree snakes on Lone Mesa in Dolores County Colorado. The snakes climb trunks with multi colored opal eyes and venom that is harmless to veins but causes madness if swallowed.
Do your feet ache and burn Shake off tight shoes with Allen's Foot Ease powder. It relieves corns bursitis swelling heat and sweating feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. Sample sent by mail address Allen S.ohnsted LekKuy N Y.
Dialogue excerpt shows the Heavy Father insisting on support for his daughter while Our Eero replies with youthful assurance. The exchange conveys tension about affordability and obligation in a rural or dialect-influenced voice.
Journal snippet notes a dialogue about hunting on a levee and a non hunting exchange. It mentions travel sales to Denver, Utah and Minnesota regions with tickets on sale June 1 to September 16 and agents in Fort Wayne Indiana. A brief fragment from a music piece titled No 96, Music in Punkville and a comic exchange about a daughter’s singing appear.
A fragmented notice lists a buggy wheel runaway incident in Caldwell Kansas and a recurring rail fare to Buffalo via Nickel Plate Road with one cent per mile rate every Tuesday. It includes contact points in Fort Wayne and promotional tea crop and wage data, plus a donor testimonial for Piso’s Cure and various local notices.
A patient letter from Mrs. E A Croater praises Peruna for curing bearing-down pain and headaches, claiming she feels young again. Another note from Mrs. Win Henderson describes relief from severe back pain and leg symptoms after Peruna treatment, urging others to believe the testimonials.
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