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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
7
A New Yorker newly elected to the United States Senate speaks to young men about self advancement. The piece contrasts this with the bank's offer to help savers by providing an excellent institution and paying interest on deposits.
A pair of explorers Hargreaves and the narrator descend into a prehistoric Aztec cliff enclave. They rescue a bound old man, steal a bronze idol, and fight a cult defending a jeweled queen as a volcanic trap collapses. They escape with the girl dead, a trove of relics, and the idol as a grim trophy.
The Morgantund New Dominion reports a proposed dog tax to fund enforcement and dog destruction for unowned animals. The measure aims to reduce nuisance by licensing owners and seizing unowned dogs, with police action if needed. Postal letters listed include Baylow and Coneway among others, with notices to callers to mention advertisement.
A distressed speaker describes hellish confinement and deathly weariness while detailing years of suffering and a grim memory of hiding in an old Nick-a-jack. He speaks to two others, mentioning the bleak fate and a sense of endless imprisonment.
The advertisement explains that people can gain a pound daily by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It claims the emulsion activates digestion, helping the body absorb ordinary food, leading to weight gain and improved health. The text supports the notion that a certain amount of flesh is essential and can be gained through this product.
Advert says Scot's Emulsion is useful in summer and winter and continues to sell despite wet weather. It notes the price at $1.00 and mentions Blaney's as the place selling Paper Hunger paste.
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