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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
9
Mrs. Mary E H Rouse of Cam B u gge N Y describes a five year struggle with back and hip pains kidney discoloration and weakness after a fall. She credits rapid relief and full recovery to Dean's Kidney Pills and urges readers to try the remedy available from all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A minister at tea questions guests about whom they would like to meet in heaven. A socially exclusive woman, Mrs In the Swim, declines to meet Eve, saying she would not speak to her if given the chance.
Mme Napoleon Duceppe of Onirea Que reports her three daughters had severe eczema on the backs of their heads. After using Caticura Soap and Caticura Ointment four to five times, all were cured. She adds another baby with neck skin breaks improved by the same products the next morning. May 21, 15907.
A tramp begs to be fed after flattering a woman. She shows interest, praises his voice, and expresses curiosity. She then drives away the dog and hands him half a loaf and a chunk of cold beef.
A joke sketch features a salesman urging a talking machine, Mr. Grouch claiming he married one as a substitute. Mrs. Parkway notes loneliness on long trips while Harry trains a parrot to mimic his homeward language, adding comic contrast to domestic life.
A speaker, Burger, remarks with pity that he has no ear for music. He notes the person cannot distinguish the air of America from God Save the King, highlighting a striking perceptual fault in melody recognition.
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle effective laxative. It claims cleansing soothing relief without debility or dosage increases, praising natural action and authenticity of the California Fig Syrup Co. product.
Burton Harrnes a wealthy American tours Corsica and rescues Edward Anstruther and his Corsican bride Marina from a blood vendetta. On a voyage from Ajaccio to Marseilles the group faces pursuit as marriage plans unfold and a mysterious note marks Barnes. They seek safety in a villa at Mice while danger closes in amid Corsican intrigue and a hidden hermitage discovery.
In a Bocognano cabin Barnes defends Marina Paoli from Rochini and Romano, killing the attack duo with his pistols before Antonio Bonelli and allies arrive to claim Marina. The scene shifts to the vendetta oath and a broader Corsican struggle as new leaders emerge.
A leading Spanish scientist reports a sunflower yields a febrifuge that can substitute quinine. The finding, echoed by a decade old Paris Therapeutical Society note, suggests sunflowers may reduce fevers and provide a fever-dispelling product for medical use.
Cleveland March 6 Twenty four hours after the catastrophe at Orth Collinwood Lake View School the death toll stood at 164 with 27 bodies unidentifiable. Investigations pursue cause and responsibility as survivors recount blocked exits and a single fire escape. The janitor Fred Herter denies rubbish was heaped near the basement stairway where the fire likely began.
In Omaha yesterday the Democratic state convention formed a unity pledge for William Jennings Bryan. Delegates from most counties and primary districts gathered to back Bryan for the national convention in Denver, with enthusiastic ratification of a resolution pledging to vote as a unit for his nomination.
A New York postmarked letter threatens Goshen Indiana with annihilation if $730 is not paid within two weeks. Signed by Anarchists, the notice has been sent to Washington for action. A vigilance committee is forming as townspeople guard the area and await further guidance.
Miss Bessie Farrell of Brooklyn presides over the Young People's Christian Temperance Association and endorses Peruna as a valuable remedy to rebuild strength in worn-out women. She notes it aids digestion and tissue rebuilding, especially for young mothers, as Dr. Hartman often receives similar testimonials. Man-a-lin is also recommended as a laxative.
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