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Newspaper
Hardin County Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
2
Whitesboro Texas clergyman Rev G M Gray endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after four years of misery with lumbago. He reports relief after a short period of use and urges others with kidney trouble to try the product. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A fragment from a Chicago Daily News piece blends a social drama with a broader wartime mortality reflection. It traces debates on progress and danger in industry, cites deaths from mines and railroads, and juxtaposes personal relationships in a later Cleveland or Chicago scene. Bennie Purvis and Miss Callonby argue about a final decision and a potential Philippines departure, ending with Bennie’s regret.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a fixation on nobility and social rank. Characters debate the necessity of titles, the burden of fortune, and recognition between a duke and a servant named Bean, highlighting class pretensions within a feudal style setting.
The text notes short acceptance speeches by Abraham Lincoln at Springfield and Washington, listing word counts of 139 134 196 and 200 in different years. It underscores concise formal records of Lincoln's nominations and letters.
A New York lawyer, summoned for a coal company, tells how he sought a village in Berks County. He stopped at a farmhouse and asked a German woman for directions. Her cryptic reply leaves him uncertain, illustrating a humorous travel moment.
The fragment evokes a quirky scene with a boast about seeing a man in the moon and a plain person. It includes a line about “Work of Necessity” and a humorous exchange where Dicky admits killing a snake on Sunday to his mother.
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