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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

2

Remarkable 98 Year Old Man Credits Kidney Pills

A 98 year old man from 44 Wallace St Rea Bank New Jersey credits Deans Kidney Pills with complete relief from decades of kidney trouble and nightly awakenings after trying numerous remedies. Also included is a wartime style moral about saving life, a seed catalog pitch, a legal anecdote, and tips for cattle and horse health with a self made tonic recipe.

Shepard Kollock Wallace St Rea Bank N. J Mr. Kollock Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Jury Called as Truthful Name Sparks Color Question

In a late financial flurry a St Louis businessman is questioned for jury service. When asked his name he says John Smith. Asked his color he answers White. His age is forty eight and when asked his business he quips Rotten.

St Louis John Smith

Fragmented OCR of a newspaper page item

Fragmented text references prices and products, mentions a Drage or Drage-like item, a quote exchange about fashion, and an advertisement cadence urging Castoria with a signature mark. Contains unrelated phrases and unclear names, but hints at consumer notices and era advertising.

Next Dance Hint Delivers A Whimsical Push

A playful exchange from Harvard Lampoon hints at romance and misread signals. The witty dialogue privately questions meaning as a dance unfolds, capturing humor and social misinterpretation in witty banter.

Reunion at revival reshapes town and hearts

In a rural revival scene, Rosina Carr and her family witness her father Rantz Emmett’s long awaited return to faith and home. A reporter from the city, Ross Emmett, and Rosina’s marriage strain melt as the parish prays, sings, and celebrates forgiveness. The event ends with families kneeling together and plans to reunite.

Emmett Rosy Susan Rosina Times Rosina’s Carr Dil Coun Rosina Carr Susan Emmett Tye Far Australia Ross Emmett Aunt Hardy Ross Rantz Mrs. Dill Will Grampa Tom

In After Days By Austin Dobson

Poem contemplates mortality and legacy as the speaker laments a future silence after death. The speaker desires a record of artful service over worldly fame, hoping someone will testify to his trust in art rather than shame. A meditation on memory, fame, and the purpose of creative work.

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Diabolo Origin Claim Traced to Lieut Cameron Tale

In Le Journal, M Henry Maret cites Lieut Cameron as originator of the diabolo game. While traveling from Zanzibar to Benguela, he was detained near Lake Tanganyika by a native chief. A slave of Djoumal amused them with sticks and a spun hourglass-shaped piece tossed and caught midair.

M. Henry Maret le Journal Lieut Cameron Zanzibar Benguela Lake Tanganyika Djoumal

Mrs Vanderbilt Buys Entire New Amsterdam Theater Seatings

Mrs William K Vanderbilt Sr recently bought the full 1800 seats at the New Amsterdam Theater for Henry W Savage's The Merry Widow and staged an extra matinee. The action, aimed at Nas sau hospital, sold the seats at premium and netted about $6000 for charity.

William K. Vanderbilt, Sr New Amsterdam Theater Henry W. Savage New York

Record of Long Service by Senior Police Official

John Copping, who claims to be the oldest police superintendent in England, has submitted his resignation to the Huntingdonshire justices after an active and meritorious 55 years of service.

John Copping England Huntingdonshire

Vienna considers replacing hat salute with military gesture

Cold Vienna weather renews push to abolish the hat greeting and adopt a military salute. A Vienna club committee invites members to join the move, focusing on Vienna for now. Count Harrach leads the effort though ill, while elderly adherents continue the campaign despite discomfort.

Vienna

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