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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
8
A reader from Olympia describes six years of severe kidney pain and backache ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports persistent pain, stiffness and lameness, then gradual recovery within a week and complete relief after six boxes, with the remedy purchased from a Buffalo dealer.
The fragment describes beliefs linking facial moles to fate and marriage, with signs about men and women across the forehead. It cites pseudo science used by fortune tellers to claim luck, exile, or trouble, and mentions longing, youth, and societal pressures amidst rambling imagery and quotes.
A physician promotes Grape Nuts and cream as a natural remedy for constipation in children. The author cites dietary changes, bowel health, and improved vitality as benefits, recommending regular meals and fiber to support digestion.
Reports detail the sinking of the Siro after a collision near Cartegena. Survivors describe frantic scenes with lifebelts looted and women pushed aside. Overcrowded boats and rapid panic led to numerous drownings, with many rescued to shore and aid under way.
The Atlantic Fleet including battleships armored cruisers and torpedo craft will pass in review before President Roosevelt off Oyster Bay on September 3. Rear Admiral Evans commands the ships with Maine flag. The fleet includes the Maine Missouri Kentucky Kearsarge Indiana Iowa and others with additional armored cruisers West Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania Maryland in Asiatic service and soon to depart for the Far East. Torpedo boats in second and third flotillas led by Ed win A Anderson and Willis McDowell will also be reviewed from the Dolphin with Bonaparte Newberry and Admiral Dewey aboard.
Milwaukee's Fronte-facing bank closed after a run by worried depositors. Police blocked disorder as officers faced mass demands for withdrawals. President Steusland is abroad. the incident mirrors broader banking stress and unrest among working people.
Springfield Ind confirms continued lead for Senator Cullom with an estimated state plurality near 40,000 and 41 of 51 districts carried. Cook County shows a 16,477 margin for Cullom while Yates loses the popular vote statewide and four-fifths of districts. Cullom appears to dominate the state canvass for senatorial instructions.
Toledo D. Judge Babcock handed down a decision Friday sustaining Judge Kinkade in every point. He exonerated him of promising leniency as claimed by Ice trust attorneys, calling the trust's contentions ridiculous and improper for court.
A condensed report notes the Negro Congress adjourned after a period of unity sessions. Participants emphasized raising the standard of the race through organized effort and education, with addresses stressing collective progress and community advancement.
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