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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
2
The column jests about Carmen Sylia Roumanian queen opposing corsets, King Edward and a double in private life, polar explorers, suffrage, and oddities from North America to Europe. It mentions jet-age desires, a New Orleans whisker case, and humorous asides on diet fads and public figures.
At a farmers institute in Waterloo Professor Holden of Ames urged Iowa to boost potato production citing higher profits per acre for corn and the need for better seed. He recommended planting good sized tubers, choosing rich soil, and using treatments for scab and blight, noting Maine and Minnesota supply potatoes nationwide.
Readable text notes hygiene of four hundred pages and free information. Adress F. OG. Hox 1136 LeMars Iowa.
Excerpt from Cornhill Magazine describing a night in African terrain. Voices of distant cries and camp noises mingle with wildlife sounds. zebras move across the plain as beasts approach the camp. The narrator recalls sleeping difficulties and the uneasy balance between human tents and the surrounding wilds.
A Tennessee night worker enduring damp drafts and exposure in Winers Springs contracted severe cold that damaged his lungs. After failed remedies he found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery, noting one bottle cured him. The medicine, 50 cents to a dollar with a free trial bottle, is guaranteed by G F Green, druggist.
A patient asks about a persistent ear hissing and asks for advice. The doctor questions the patient’s occupation and humorously suggests changing careers when learning the patient is an actor.
J. S. Eneelken, licensed undertaker, conducts embalming and funeral services. Noth phonns. tf.
A fragmented description discusses a corkscrew shaped seed growth from a South European grass called la sinalk. The seed forms a twisting stalk with short hairs, curling into a corkscrew. The seed drops to the ground, then the plant continues to grow. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled clip file shows mixed quotations and misspelled lines from Chicago, Trouston, and other papers. The fragment mentions matches of the waves, a single wounded girl, a mime slop, and a history note about line garrying rackets invented in 1850 by an Englishman Treverouse for the Massachusetts tuning society.
Looking One's best, it's a woman's delight to look her best Init pimples, skin eruptions, sores it bails rob life of joy. Ligten Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures makes the skin soft and velvety, it glorifies the face. Cures pimples, sore eyes, rold sores, cracked Ups, trapped hands. Try it. Infallible for miles. 25e at S. E. Green, drugiest.
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