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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
6
Mrs. Emma Keissner of Seattle testifies to renewed health after three months using Peruna for two years of painful periods. She praises the remedy as splendid and says she will continue taking it when feeling run down, noting Dr. Hartman’s updated testimonials of grateful women restored to health.
A historic storm swept the Great Lakes causing widespread damage. Navigation across the Detroit River area halted for light-draft craft while Lake Huron and Lake Erie faced gales. Dozens of vessels were wrecked or driven ashore and numerous lives reported lost or missing as the storm continued into October.
An 81-year-old Louis report states a detective faces murder charges to be presented to the grand jury. The article notes election timelines and references a district attorney and police department investigators amid a broader public security inquiry.
St Petersburg reports count Witte poised to become premier and finance minister as the emperor signals strong support for liberal reforms. Witte aligns with liberals, urges broader franchise and free speech, with Countess Witte's court reception seen as a sign of trust.
Chicago residents report that the packers filed a new set of pleas in their federal conspiracy case. The defense argues that testimony used to indict them was obtained via the secretary of commerce and labor and that issues already ruled on by Judge Grosscup in an injunction should bar further action.
Jerry Simpson died at 6 40 o clock yesterday morning in Wichita Rap died of aneurysm of the aorta after illness of about a year. Burial will be in Wichita with the Masonic order conducting the funeral.
A public note argues that alcohol is essential in many medicines including tinctures and fluid extracts, refuting the idea that most liquid prescriptions are consumed as beverages. It explains alcohol preserves, dissolves, and stabilizes medicinal constituents, noting that even high alcohol content remedies are not highly intoxicating and that sales as beverages are unlikely.
A lighthearted column notes that romance often fades into routine after marriage as idealized courtship gives way to daily life. The writer observes how expectations shift once shared responsibilities begin, and the initial dream settles into ordinary partnership.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for the climacteric period in women. It lists symptoms like hot flashes, dizziness, and nervousness, claiming the product strengthens the nervous system and prevents cancerous developments. A testimonial from Mrs A. E. G. Hyland supports relief from womb descent. Readers are invited to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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