Bob o Link Bird Song Echoes On Summer Morning
Walter S. Stranahan reports a vivid scene of a bob o link bird singing by a fence. The piece evokes sunlit blossoms honeybees and the rural mood as the bird trims its plumage and calls its mate.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1898
Page
5
Walter S. Stranahan reports a vivid scene of a bob o link bird singing by a fence. The piece evokes sunlit blossoms honeybees and the rural mood as the bird trims its plumage and calls its mate.
A newspaper column debates life’s worth amid poverty illness and work woes. It recounts Maggies a subscription solicitor who survives appendicitis and uses his ailment to win business for Pumps and Cogs through a Chicago law office and a chain of clever incentives.
Governor Tanner urges retention of the Philippines linking it to national honor and future U.S. power. He argues the islands equal in area to several states, produce 820 million in exports, and must not be surrendered to avoid global conflict and to secure Pacific supremacy.
A health notice claims a masterful remedy cures stomach weakness and indigestion. It advertises a universal cure with immediate relief and promises safety and reliability. Sold by J. E. Powell and FA Powell.
The text notes Congressman J. P. Dolliver of Iowa stating that the war with Spain has yielded quiet gains, boosting national prestige at home and abroad. He argues the people’s sovereign will overruled initial state judgments, creating a new basis of self-respect and a stronger international standing.
An early 19th century remedy touts non irritating easy applications and rapid action to reach inflamed diseased surfaces. It claims to cure catarrhagnoth ny olan bas and is endorsed by physicians and patients alike. Drugstores report it as the peak of pharmaceutical skill with fast relief in acute cases.
Advertises Fly's Cream Bulyna as the only absorbable catarrh remedy that treats the diseased membrane without drying secretions. Claims it converts secretions to a healthy state and restores taste and smell. Balm opens nasal passages and soothes inflammation. available by mail from Ey Brothers in New York for 60 cents.
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