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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented prose warns readers about draining energy and urges quiet, disciplined self control. It likens vitality to a bank account, urging careful spending to avoid exhaustion, advising steady focus and measured effort to sustain long term strength and wellness.
A historic Monte Carlo superstition tale recounts the Wandering Jew as a cursed visitor who must roam the casino, with a guilded court and a fatal ritual. The legend claims the eternal wanderer appears when the Grand Nouvelle Suite is opened, awaiting entry from a pale, old man.
A garbledocr text reflects a western congress scene with Ndavid Jin and Jim at a revival meeting. The speaker contends about emotional strain and religious tensions as they discuss loyalties and public sentiment amid political discourse.
A humorous admonition on maintaining cheer and hiding personal woes. It urges learning to laugh, tell stories, and present a pleasant face to others, warning that the world is too busy to care about individual ills and sorrows. It promotes self reliance and discretion.
A fragmentary Baltimore American passage depicts a dreamy voice and a practical response debating nature and love, noting tensions between Tibernians and Africans and suggesting nature has arminged events to block Trish pots from reaching Alderherry.
A garbled fragment mentions Fenway, a man and a woman, and partial phrases about proposals and wars. The text is too damaged to identify people, places, events, or dates with certainty. Further readable context is needed to form a coherent summary.
Fragmented notes describe Ravive citizens halting streetcar work by flooding, a city council discussion on electric lines, a lawsuit against the University of Chicago over brakes, a staged robbery claim by Jolson & Go Suk, and a local official’s call for a special election to fill a vacancy.
Mrs Mary Ry Melendy declares Chamberistins Cough Remedy a universal panacea for colds coughs and related ailments. She claims it is narcotic free and safe for all ages and suitable for widespread use. Distributed by Johnson & Lill Co and Wood County Deng Co.
North region independents meeting in Chicago vow to sever all business with Bell and to cut Bell lines across major cities in Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and neighboring states. They plan to establish exchanges in Bell territory and drive tariffs down to meet independent offers, threatening Bell operations nationwide.
A Verona store promotes Vinci with a strong guarantee, claiming 98 successes in 100 cases for women, nursing mothers, old people, and frail children. The pitch emphasizes fatigue, lack of rest, and the product as a remedy offered by mail order with a four dollar price per bottle.
Nyron Osgood fought a brutal battle with a giant buck in the heart of the woods last Saturday. After wounded moments and repeated blows, he grabbed the buck by the throat with a knife and killed it, though he was exhausted and severely injured. The buck, weighing 223 pounds, is said to be one of the largest ever killed in the area, as reported by the Marshfield News.
A vintage advertisement advises treating a troublesome corn by soaking in warm water, carefully paring, and applying Chamberlains Pain Balm with vigorous rubbing for five minutes per application. A corn blaster is worn to protect the foot from the shoe. Pain Dulin is advertised as an unmatched general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness, and rheumatism, sold by Jolson & Tid Co and Wood Co Deng Co.
The Wisconsin Teachers Association announces its Golden Jubilee meeting to be held in Milwaukee from December 29 to 31, 1902. It will bring university college normal school professors city superintendents and principals and many teachers from across the state to celebrate the centennial of the association with lectures discussions and holiday gatherings. Unusually lively interest and a record turnout are anticipated.
A Lincoln resident Mr C L Hiver credits Retra Tonic Laxative Syrup with ending twelve years of chronic constipation and daily griping. Sold by Sam Church druggist. Roosevelt campaign notes hint at diplomacy, Reed obituary recalls his six years as Speaker with strict adherence to law. He died in Washington after five days illness.
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