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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
4
Dialogue shows Dr Emdee and Joax debating meat intake while a family plots to influence Gwendoline’s marriage to Penniless. Mother proposes to tell her they want her to marry him, a plan that escalates from rumor to intention.
Munyon's Cold Cure claims to break up colds and prevent pneumonia in one day. Small sugar pellets fit in a vest pocket and cost 25 cents at druggists. Free medical advice from Munyon's Laboratory at 52d and Jefferson streets, Philadelphia.
A westbound freight collided with a stop at Greenstork station ten miles west of Richmond, causing property damage over $50,000. The crash destroyed six cars and damaged the passenger station. One brakeman was slightly hurt. investigation cites failure to observe or display signals.
Evansville reports a tragedy as the four year old son of David J Berry fell ill after consuming several bunches of frozen grapes and died within hours. The incident prompts concern over food safety and household storage.
The Locke hotel at Waterloo built in 1839 was totally destroyed by fire. Owner William Fisher of Kendallville estimated loss at 3,500 on the building and 2.50 on contents. Only the hotel office safe and a piano were saved by citizens who acted quickly.
A testimonial from Byron Bennette of East Liverpool Ohio describes six months of kidney trouble feverish headaches and bloating leading to a dramatic 80 pound weight loss. After using six bottles of Doan's Kidney Pills he recovered and remained free of kidney trouble for six years. The notice urges readers to remember Doan's and mentions availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy in liquid and salve forms with prices from 25¢ to $1.00. Eye Books and Eye Advice free by mail. Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont urges women to unite for suffrage at a New York Colony Club luncheon. A playful dialogue about a flatterer follows.
A fragmented note recalls a postponement and a friend’s suspicions of self harm. The writer reflects on delivering the message but forgets his swimming tights, hinting at confusion or memory lapse during a tense moment.
Advertisement promises rapid relief from indigestion and stomach disorders using Papelpepsin or VPap's Diapepsin. It claims five minute cure for fermentation sour stomach and indigestion, regardless of diagnosis, with 650 cent cases priced at five counts.
A Mant quotation warns that the strongest vice is the urge to accumulate possessions. The note portrays the desire to hoard as a force that contracts and dulls human feeling.
A quirky line notes a purchase or preference for Mrs Austins Voted Wheat Flour. The text blends culinary wording with a proverb about friendship as a golden link in life.
A Kansas editor explains he quotes the word beer in his newspaper as a device like quoting ghost, saying he does not believe ghosts exist. The note appears in a Kansas City Journal column.
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