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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
8
The Temple of Solomon began in the fourth year of his reign and finished seven years later. The outer walls enclosed a square area roughly sixty feet on each side. The front porch featured two large brazen pillars named Fachin and Bonz.
An old promotional note touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap for pimples with a free sample offer by mail. It also describes royal mail vans in Great Britain run by women under a veterinary surgeon, with uniformed drivers and grooming staff, noting distinctive blue serge uniforms and royal insignia.
Guests witnessed a sharp dispute right after the ceremony. The exchange suggested one partner aimed to prove the union was not a bid to dodge service, a point debated among attendees as the couple faced public scrutiny.
A cryptic line presents a math-style query about buying grain, mentioning a teacher aged thirty three and eggs priced at thirty five cents per dozen, followed by a puzzled or outraged response from a pupil.
A terse remark questions legal counsel’s approach to a case, noting the facts are plain and urging less hair-splitting by lawyers. The line implies a critique of overanalysis when the core evidence is straightforward.
President Wilson declares the United States was compelled into World War I by German aggression and spies. He frames the conflict as a fight for freedom and self government, contrasts German military rulers with the German people, and urges unity to defend democracy worldwide. He warns that a German victory would threaten global liberty and urges readiness to fight to preserve the nations.
A period piece arguing for nationwide prohibition, praising Maine Kansas and other states for going dry, and declaring saloons hostile to labor. It includes poems, tabled illiteracy comparisons, and a quote from Charles Stelzte on organized labor standards versus the saloon.
Doctor Struempell, a renowned German physiologist, rejects the idea that beer or milder drinks lessen alcohols destructive effects. He argues from a physician’s view that substituting beer for stronger liquors does not reduce harm and that alcohol’s victims are not confined to nations with whisky driven poverty and culture.
A National Geographic excerpt notes Rothenburg ob der Tauber as a uniquely preserved German town. It praises its ancient walls, towers, and uniform old style, with citizens called Rothenburgers who maintain strict municipal rules to blend new buildings with historic architecture, though few tourists visit.
Advertises Thine Double Strength freckle remover claiming rapid fade of dark spots and total lightening of lighter freckles. Promises clear complexion after applying nightly and morning routines and recommends one ounce minimum for full effect. Sold under a guarantee of money back.
A once prosperous man tells of near ruin and luck turning when he sold his cart to rise again, as recounted in a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet. The brief, humorous exchange ends with the mock remark that he is “on his feet again,” highlighting a streetwise, grit-born comeback.
A man who trained a mule for months recounts how the animal, once tame for gambling days, unexpectedly kicks. He regains his senses and suspects the mule waited weeks for a cruel opportunistic kick at his heels.
An old Castoria advertisement urges mothers to check the product’s signature, noting 30 years of use. The text includes humorous banter about marriage among men and a quip that men learn more with age while women do not.
Mrs M Q Johnston of Route D Box 19 Richmond Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after two years of illness. She states she could climb stairs again, moved into a new house, did garden work and building, raised hundreds of chickens and ducks, and thanks the product for helping her regain health.
Dialect heavy excerpt shows Brother Slewfoot railing about Massa and Mul shillin. The speaker urges a remedy with irony while critiquing gullibility and social norms in a rural setting. Fragmentary dialogue hints at mistrust and comic miscommunication.
A druggist from Jonesboro Tennessee proclaims twenty five years with Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Company as meritorious. He urges sending ten cents for a sample and a booklet about kidneys and bladder, noting regular bottle sizes sold in drug stores. Also mentions a humorous 840 year winter joke and California supplying a quarter of fall.
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