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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary reader note mentions Clara Litterst of Seafield Indiana and a quote about a severe cold last fall, with Peruna remedy cited and an unrelated Carmen Sylva aphorism about thoughts breaking into small coins. The readable text mixes names, a medicine reference, and a metaphorical quote without a clear narrative.
Commentary notes English dominance in global communication. India’s cotton crop rises to 2.5 million bales on 20 million acres with exports exceeding 2.1 million bales. Esperanto gains advocates but English remains unmatched, with officials in Germany and Antwerp promoting English use and Japan requiring English for schoolchildren.
An Wisconsin reader, Wisman, credits Postum with ending lifelong indigestion and coffee-induced stomach and nerve trouble. He describes coffee as worsening appetite and hunger fatigue, then notes relief after switching to Postum and following advice from a friend. He reports better health, fewer hunger spells, and renewed comfort.
In Mexico City, Dick Denver and Colonel Bob escape a hostile ambush with Mexican foes, flee through La Viga Canal, and announce plans with Pauline and Paulina. Dick and Bob share news of an engagement, while preparations for a forthcoming expedition and safety details unfold amid nocturnal intrigue.
In Chapter Eighteen the Alameda clique shares a moonlit paddle scene after danger. Dick lets Pauline Westerly fall slightly behind while keeping her in view. Tender thoughts rise as Pauline senses closeness to Dick and he reveals his growing happiness and devotion.
Capt Homer Hedge, president of the Aero club, spoke at West Point about flying’s future. He said progress depends on mastering every subtlety, acknowledging the public’s broad view while stressing careful, disciplined advancement. The anecdote about a soldier’s nephew highlights uncertainty about rank.
A Congressional delegation visited Portland Oregon to help open the exposition on June 1. A morning parade featured visiting states in carriages with two senators or representatives and two locals per carriage. In the hotel lobby a Portland notable shouted for two congressmen and two bold men, prompting amusement.
Walter asks about a gas problem and is answered that the situation has a very bad attack of galleging consumption. The exchange remains brief and humorous in tone with a technical mislabel.
Go to Colorado for pure air grand sights and mountain recreations including golf polo boating hunting tennis and riding. Low round trip rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Union Pacific with well equipped trains. For full info on rates and Colorado literature contact W. G. Nelmyer at 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago.
The German government plans to widen the Kiel canal from 60 to 130 feet and surface width from 180 to 350 feet to accommodate growing warship traffic. The proposed improvements are estimated to cost about 60 million dollars.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Agent offers round trip excursion tickets every Tuesday to Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Canadian Northwest with stops and liberal limits. First and third Tuesdays monthly to the South and West. Rates include one rate plus $2.00. For details contact A. D. Cutts, G P and T A, Minneapolis. M Cambanaire, the explorer, reportedly lost in Cambodia forests after eight days with only marsh water. Also advertised: Grand Trunk route to Niagara Falls and Kawartha Lakes with scenic regions and double track Chicago to Montreal. Copies of tourist publications available from W. Vaux, A O P T A, 185 Adams St, Chicago.
Wilder relates a young Wilkeshire suitor seeking the hand of a wealthy daughter. The father asks about future plans and the suitor offers to convert from Presbyterian if needed. Also notes China plans to take control of its postal system and end foreign run post offices amid a European tour.
A reader testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female complaints. The letter cites relief from fever, headaches, and nerve pain after using the product, endorsing its ability to restore regular periods and improve general health. It also mentions other symptoms of feminine weakness and digestive upset, urging others to try the remedy.
Notices investors that U S savings bonds will be redeemed at par by the government on July 1 or one year from now. Due to demand and many temporary depositaries, buyers can receive up to 1474 and interest, or 1052.50 for a $1,000 bond, with favorable reinvestment terms and options to sell at above par if market conditions permit. Those holding $3,080 or more are urged to contact for arrangements.
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