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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
2
A vintage guide outlines fondant candy making with sugar, cream of tartar, and flavoring steps. It includes colorings, fondant handling, and a Hickory Nut Scuffle, Grape Salad, Banana Recipes, and Orange Pie among other kitchen notes for beginners and confections enthusiasts.
A dramatic tale in New York unfolds around Bride Wells Island Prison, detailing Miss Brown and her lawyer patron, Mr. J. Culme, as their secret romance blooms amid guarded visits. The piece traces loyalty, social expectations, and the growing public attention from letters and congratulations as the couple's bond endures through adversity.
A distressed era unfolds as Miss Brown, famed for charity and patient care, inspires praise amid rumors of Abe Hinthmel's disgrace and a convict’s fall from grace. The tale centers on a devoted physician who comforts the afflicted and shares kindness during hard times.
A long, fragmented essay questions why people honor physical courage over moral daring. It contrasts spectators paying to watch fights with the higher value of deeds of moral daring, notes in Australia irrigation expansion, and cites quotes about fear, punishment, and the memory of the brave. The text blends philosophical query with scattered statistics on land reclamation and groundwater development in New South Wales.
A fragment discusses marriage in Ife, arguing a wife should be significantly younger than the husband for happiness and success. It frames marriage as a holy institution affecting future generations and questions children's health, age gaps, and duties within the partnership.
A child recounts a tale of a snake at the garden end to her parents, claiming adult witness while the elder brother's account underpins the story. The father finally interrupts, revealing the tale to be largely circumstantial and shaped by minor details and imagination.
Fragmentary passages praise a dog as the faithful, self sacrificing friend of man. The text contrasts dogly trust with human reliability. It extols a dog's unwavering devotion as a benchmark of virtue and calls into question whether men can be so trusted.
Dr M P Ravenal of the state university and F A Hutch Insfeld organize the state tuberculosis exhibit, shown at Watertown High School for several days with evening lectures. The exhibit will tour other cities to raise awareness of tuberculosis and the new lobar disease sanitarium at Wales, built at nearly 125000. Watertown physicians spearheaded the campaign.
Downsville residents recounted a brutal mob beating of James Calleran after he was accused of assaulting a six year old child. A sheriff's rescue followed lynch threats as reports spread through the village and surrounding area.
Beloit newspaper reports the death of Chalmers Ingersoll aged 63 a veteran editor patriot and political man who died from anemia and a grip related illness after selling his Sterling business and a period of eastern travel born October 29 1855 in Westfield New York He lived in Westfield Brockport Garfield and Mass learning the printers trade before his death in Beloit
Miss Jennie Le Fandre of Omaha arrived to meet John Lewark of Ridgeland arranged for marriage through a correspondence bureau. About a dozen young men wore a blue rib bon to identify her lover, but the plan unraveled as the impersonators revealed themselves before she found the real man.
A fragmented 1907 testimonial collage discusses Cuticura soaps and ointments as cures for eczema. It includes patient anecdotes, a coat dealer tale, and a Sloan veterinary advertisement touting Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies, with contact for a "Sloan's Treatise on the Horace."
A jumble of mid an era style ads and dialogues shows humorous and moralistic quips about affection, manners, and daily life. Pieces reference false cures, household products, almanacs, and domestic advice, with stray lines on love, tenderness, and charitable acts.
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