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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement proclaims De Martel's Female Pills as a long standing standard for women's ailments. It claims scientific preparation, proven worth, and quick permanent results with sale at all drug stores.
Western detective H K Adair is praised in Grand Rapids for tracing an absconding suspect. He notes the culprit revealed himself by shying from truth as a morbid mind misread clues. Anecdotal tale ends with a coffin joke about trim mings and misfortune.
Mrs Ida Finch of 217 East Main Newton Iowa says severe back pain kidney failure and edema improved after taking Deans Kidney Pills. She endured morphine injections and many symptoms before reporting relief and urging others to remember Deans. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells at 50 cents a box.
A satirical caption notes a tall fat man and a lean partner in a gun script. The fat man aims high and the thin man low, instructing the other to duck when the fat one shoots and to jump when the thin one pulls the trigger.
Japan fights a rat plague by importing cats from San Francisco and census counting city felines. Yokohama officials introduced cat bounties and a rat eradication program, with payments reaching for last year. The anti-rat army expanded as cat numbers rose and rewards were paid.
A Salisbury Missouri woman describes how Grape-Nuts relieved chronic cramps nausea and vomiting after other remedies failed. She and her husband credit the food with restoring health and building a large local trade among physicians who endorse it.
A section of elevated seats collapsed at a Rumbletown show injuring about 140 people with Flora Cox and Prentice Warren among the seriously hurt. Nearby, Homer Wilson’s farm home burned last week while family away, with $38 insurance. Horace Marble, former county auditor, died in Wheatfield as his daughter Ruth gave birth to a son in Crownpoint. Miss Laura Guatson named head of music at Earlham College succeeding Lacey Francisco. Indiana University hires Robbins in mathematics. Wyromine University adds Berjarcin Grave. Reports of accidents, criminal misdeeds, and agricultural notes fill the page, including lightning death of Simon Conn and a petrified tomcat discovery near Elmore Daviess County. A rail trestle fire extinguished by Jacob Dahn, and local oil well activity along with several other town notes.
An old promotional text touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin and scalp treatment and beauty. It mentions Potter Drug & Chem. Corp as proprietors and offers a free 12 page Cuticura Book on skin and hair. A nonsensical English village anecdote follows about Silly Billy and a doctor with a bath notice.
The fragment contrasts dirt removal methods on washday with a mother using Massy Task laundry soap versus a homemade mud based cleaning approach. It mentions cloth cleansing, lathes and old-inehilcced references, and questions which method works best.
A rustic scene unfolds as a mule driver debates a single day of judgment with an old man, noting practical concerns about travel and only one mule. The tale blends sermonizing dialogue with local humor and a reference to a New York Sun fragment.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent facts, names, or events to summarize into a newspaper style T and S card.
A fragmented notice suggests guidance on back pain attributed to a religious or community group in Lydia, Massachusetts. It hints at remedies or beliefs about the root cause and mentions a speaker or source offering advice.
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