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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
6
On a moving Northern express a remarried woman and her former lover reveal past deceptions. A collision in a tunnel traps them. in darkness they cling to life and each other. As rescue comes, their revived vows seal a final, ironic reunion.
Regina letters recount thriving harvests with 9 000 bushels of oats from 160 acres and wheat yields up to 25 bushels an acre on stubble. Kaltenbrunner touts 90 bushels per acre on fall plowed land and 50 cents per bushel on shipped grain while urging others to seek free homestead lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta through government agents.
In a Breezy Brooklyn Life vignette Mrs Ball and Mrs Lotte discuss school commissioner votes. Mrs Lotte reveals she voted for Mr Husler who opposes women’s advancement, prompting a reconsideration of her ballot at the polls.
A chaotic street scene shows a Salvation Army member arguing with a boy over a small child’s cigarette and a tot. The exchange features a bully figure and a wary child, with the punchline urging learned restraint and insistence.
A collage of pithy quips, casual dialogue, and old time ads, including a tale of a polite girl and her grandmother, jokes about allowances, a mermaid fish question, a home remedy ad for Allen's Foot-Ease, and 1908 Minnesota land sale notices.
Harlock Rholmes debates a writer with poor penmanship and asks why letter timing matters. The dialogue notes April and a dating reference to 1907, suggesting a puzzle about authorship and handwriting.
A playful exchange unfolds as a romantic girl asks about a fiancé while a practical friend replies with a witty line about the moment of truth. The scene centers on wit and social dynamics between two women at a doorway.
A Houston Post fragment notes cars bear long strings of numbers on their rear. It suggests chasing such vehicles would long take, leaving the pursuer miles from town before half the digits are copied. The piece reads as poetic warning about tracking and numbers.
An old Grouch comment notes a young man buying four packs of gum causes female relatives to hint at getting money. The remark suggests social games over gifts and money.
An old fashioned remedy for women's illnesses is praised as the grandest remedy the world has known. The testimonial from Mrs Bertha Hag describes twelve years of suffering before Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs Pinkham's advice restored health and strength.
Five acres produce about 31000 a year net with rich orange soil and ample irrigation. Installment plan offered with 060 down and 10 dollars a month. Refunding available if dissatisfied. Address Fite to F. Keewing & Ue at 919 Montgomery St Jan Frensiess, Cal.
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