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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
3
An advertisement fragment promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism, claiming it corrects blood acidity and cures thousands. The clipping quips about false hopes, various quack claims, and then shifts to unrelated notes and humorous mentions, including mock dialogues about England and a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune blurb.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, stating it affects the head and mucous membranes. It promises $100 if not cured and urges readers to mail for testimonials, listing Toledo address and nationwide distribution through druggists and a family line.
A 1900s tone snippet from Woman's Home Companion shows Willie Blank and his father exchanging letters in a summer by the sen elore. The boy notes receiving 10 cents or a quarter in each note and requests more frequent correspondence, signing as William.
The passage describes Roman banquet courses from appetites to main dishes. It details egg salad, oysters, mullet, cow fat paste, pelcolon river, pepper and onions with dates, chicken livers, and a pork dish stuffed with sausages, followed by seasonal fruit and grapes as dessert.
It pays to read newspapers and try remedies. Frank M. Rowwell, once unable to walk due to kidney trouble, read about Dodd's Kidney Pills and took two boxes. He recovered enough to work all day. The story touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as miraculous in Chippewa County Wisconsin.
In a vivid account from Leslie's Monthly, Robson as Dromio and Crane as his twin mimicry flawlessly stage a Comedy of Errors. Crane details artful attire, grease paint, and a cigar as Robson delivers sly in-wings speech, while Crane mirrors every gesture and line with precise fidelity to Shakespeare.
Tess and Jose discuss how Stay was outwitted during a late night encounter in Philadelphia Press style. The dialogue line hints at a clever hint taking, while a stray note mentions Nunia with 150 regiments of mounted OCowsacksa, adding a surreal touch to the scene.
An English art tale recounts Landseer completing a portrait of a dog at Redleaf in two and a half hours after Wells of Penshurst pressed him. The scene included Charles Mathews and a gamekeeper guiding the dog, ending with a church visit and a quick painting session. Substantial Japanese relief funds followed, with $25,000 pledged and early subscribers from Richard Harding Davis and Collier's Weekly among others.
John L. Dearing reports from Japan in World To Day on reserves called from prior training to join the war effort. Families lose the main breadwinner, leaving wives and children in need as troops depart without pay. Relief begins with rescue funds and foreign and native subscriptions. An enthusiastic Tokyo meeting commemorates the Perry treaty anniversary with Griscom and Count Okuma in attendance.
Anarch-like essay on arch construction and foundations traces the archs history from ancient to modern times. It discusses testing materials and proper foundations, then shifts to a fishing tale from Maine Woods in 1806 showing a bear catching trout and recounting the day’s earnings from the hunt.
The passage cites the Borodino battle as the bloodiest with 62 000 Hussians and 22 000 Frenchmen killed. It also advertises Piso's Cure in a good cones medicine for coughs and colds, priced at 25 cents, claimed to have cured for forty years.
A woman tells John to observe the piano’s exterior finish as the installment man approaches. The scene hints at a pay-weekly plan and the anticipation of the difficult encounter with the creditor.
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