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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
6
A narrator recalls a past incident where a crowd gathered for a staged show-like heist. The description includes improvised tricks, ready wigs, and sacks of ash-like material moved by workers with wooden shovels, creating a vivid but nongraphic account of the event.
A whimsical fable quoted as Noah debates camels and the eye of a needle. Three camels present themselves as alternatives to enter heaven, each offering a parable about swallowing, straining, and a last straw. Noah pretends to consider their boasts while posterity enjoys the satire.
A garbled excerpt contemplates truth and perception, noting that appearances can mislead and wisdom lies in discernment. The fragment hints at moral insight from a reflective speaker, mentioning brightness and habit in abstract terms.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifying tonic that treats catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces. It claims endorsement by leading physicians and presents a two-product regimen with a focus on internal remedies and direct mucous-surface action. The copy also promotes Hall's Pills for constipation.
Daily rail timetable from Independence to Dallas Monmouth and Airlie. Trains 64 48 70 run morning and evening with arrivals in Dallas. trains 61 73 connect to Alta and Airlie. inbound trains 95 69 71/62 provide return service to Independence and Monmouth with noted times.
A description of a half mile long natural glass formation in Yellowstone Park notes its height from 10 to 20 feet and its composition. The clear upper portion shows weathered surfaces while the lower baselike section remains a dense, ancient mass of glassy material with opal black and brown olive streaks.
A garbled text discusses an archaic expression in prayer language. It claims the phrase “Kindly fruita of the earth” refers to fruits of the earth after a divine or ritual term and examines the word “Windly” as nearly meaning AA, with an interpretation of “Kindle fluite of the earth” as fruits of the earth after a key term.
A quirky dialogue sketches a classroom moment where Teacher and Toniny discuss apples and sharing. The fragment hints at suburban life humor and miscommunication.
A fragmentary note describes a woman named Hedy and a man facing financial trouble and danger near a river site. It mentions a poor plan leading to trouble with some men who rush around the area. The text is garbled and uncertain in details.
New York announces thousands take advantage of an offer from the Woodworth Co at 110 Broad Way. An experimental package of Jemoala promises clear skin overnight, claiming to cure pimples and skin irritations. The ad touts benefits for adults and children, including prevention of pore clogging and burns.
Invisible marks appear on three stained glass panes of the Bureper Guild illustrating portraits of Cabdlani Willens Willian Sthikonpadire and Daniel Defer. The display honors their association with the trade amid town history in Limitford.
In New York experts announce a startling Senpine cure for asthma catarrh bronchitis and hay fever. The Woodworth Co advertises a trial offer promising relief for longstanding cases regardless of prior treatments or climate, claiming a scientific compound from Vienne University developed by a professor.
“T had been troubled with consti pation for two years and tried all of the best physicians in Bristol, Tent, and they could,do nothing for me,” writes Thos. BE. Williams, Middlsboro, Ky. “Two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me. For sale by all good dealers.
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