Cow on sale colors newsstands for 16 cents
A fragment notes a cow on sale at all news stands priced at 16 cents. The terse line appears in a miscellaneous clipping with unclear date or source context.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
6
A fragment notes a cow on sale at all news stands priced at 16 cents. The terse line appears in a miscellaneous clipping with unclear date or source context.
The Woodworth Co offers Lemola free to applicants, claiming it cures eczema pimples and skin irritations overnight. It touts benefits for infants to adults, including scalp hair hands. claims prevention of pore clogging and aid in burns wounds and sores.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of Mary T Nelson's estate in Polk County Oregon. All claimants must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator at Independence National Bank within six months. Dated December 16, 1910. Co W Irvine is administrator. attorney B F Swope.
The executor of Nancy J. Brouse deceased has filed a final account with Polk County Court Oregon. A hearing is set for Saturday January 7 1911 at 1 p.m. in Dallas Polk County Oregon for any objections. Dated December 4 1910. B Wilson Executor. Sibley and Eakin Attorneys.
Claims catarrh is constitutional and must be treated internally. Describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifier acting on mucous surfaces, not a quack medicine, with testimonials promised and Toledo company details. Recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Clara Novello's reminiscences a tale from Sonnambula recalls Mallbran's last minute absence due to cold. She quips she could only sing in a climb show, prompting Bunn to beg her to try. The audience praised the audacious stunt as a sensational press favorite.
An excerpt recounts how society derided new technologies from the railway to the electric telegraph, the sewing machine, and the telephone. It notes repeated mockery of progress and how such resistance delayed innovation, with reflections on public disbelief and the ensuing advancement.
The article traces early dissection in Alexandria and Galen, notes Bologna with Madonna Mangolina as a pioneer woman physician, cites Leonardo da Vinci as an anatomist, and covers 18th century mob violence against doctors in Philadelphia and New York tied to grave robbing. It argues lack of subjects spurred illicit practice and frames it as a widespread historical issue.
When feet are wet and body chilled from exposure, take a large dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bathe feet in hot water before bed to ward off a severe cold. Sold by all good dealers.
Excerpt from "Pennsylvania Germans" by William Beldeiron notes that Hessian mercenaries brought by the Druish government altered to American life after the war. Few remained due to forced return terms. those who stayed faced distrust yet found roles among settlers. Many desertions occurred and some joined German colonies or were repelled by native locals.
The Liberty Bell was cast in London in 1762, recast in Philadelphia, and cracked during Chief Justice John Marshall’s death tolling in 1835. It sits in Independence Hall Philadelphia, while popular legend linking its ringing to July 4 1776 independence is debunked by Fried enwald.
Ay Shingeck of Buffalo writes that Dr King's New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when all others failed. The testimonial claims relief from biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and general debility with a price listed as 5e in drug lists.
A morning paper item about a woman allegedly robbed on a streetcar in daylight is challenged as either an error or invention. Mr Grigvon disputes the report noting the purse described and the hat purchase seem unlikely and cites inconsistencies in the narrative. The exchange moves to literary anecdotes from Ople Read and a Cincinnati Inquirer column about reporting and storytelling.
London Tit-Bits recalls a humorous social vignette about two girls and the men who left with empty pockets after a petty scam. The piece notes the men had to walk home since they could not pay tram fares.
Brief, dated quip prints humorous lines on love and perception. An editor notes how rapid infatuation can alter understanding, with a witty contrast between sight and sentiment. The exchange hints at cautious romantic judgment and social observation.
The item claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve ends winter troubles by soothing frost bite chapped skin and cuts. An trial shows it as a greatest healer of burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. Available for 25 cents at all druggists.
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