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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
3
Beall Miss. resident T R Beall recalls his wife suffering consumption last fall. After trying other remedies, she used Dr Kings New Discovery, improved at once, and four bottles fully cured her. Guaranteed by John E Daly druggist. 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
The article contrasts Mexico’s upland and hot lands after two centuries of serfdom, noting how land ownership, governance, and social ambition differ. It describes freer life in hot regions versus crushed individuality in uplands, where mining and haciendas shaped a distinct, unambitious lower class and enduring local culture.
An article argues for the primacy of water in cleansing the gastrointestinal tract and eliminative organs. It suggests readers read more science, act sensibly, and use water properly before resorting to chemical remedies. It emphasizes common sense and cleanliness in health.
London Tit-Bits recounts a tale of a medical student who feared paralysis. A doctor recalls a peer convinced his body would fail, obsessing over reflex tests and a motionless foot, until a prank revealed normal feet and his panic faded.
The Donai village vignette shows an Irish shopkeeper politely evading direct answers. The Saxon visitor presses for peppermint lozenges and price, while the Irishman answers with cheerful refusals and subtle wit, delaying the sale with a smile.
Care of the Cat advises against feeding meat to kittens due to fits, suggests lukewarm milk, lightly cooked raw meat, and fresh water. Recommends avoiding excess liver and noting a bit of fresh fish is welcome. Emphasizes small portions and clean bowls.
The message describes a brawl with multiple injuries including a busted nose and broken jaw. It mentions individuals named Big Moike Monohian Conley Trothan and a wagon owner, noting a fight damaged the chanter and a boxer’s knuckles.
The exchange features a sarcastic girl replying to a Chinaman marriage question with wit. The Chicago Record-Herald tone shifts to note light as a corrective that exposes wrongs and abuses that hide in darkness.
A short summary describes homemade farm tools including a shredded fodder fork with tines and a square head, plus a revolving sheep trough built from boards and posts. It notes instructions for assembly, a patch under the handle, and a wooden pin to secure rotation. The piece also critiques agricultural colleges' advertising and advocates open coeducation, and warns about downhill horse trotting hazards.
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