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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
2
The article argues that the last twelve years have given schools a new role in children’s lives. It says schools teach reading writing and arithmetic while guiding girls toward strength and wisdom for home life and boys toward self-help, self-reliance, and duties of a manly man in St Nicholas.
A Columbus Ohio messenger recalls a long battle with kidney troubles and related pains. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo with restoring his health after months of use, reporting weight regain and two years of wellness. Sold by dealers for 30 cents a box.
A man next door tries to strike up a conversation with new neighbors who moved in. He recalls past uses of their yard and garage and mentions a car in passing, but the exchange remains brief and awkward.
A. O. Barnett of Averd Oklahoma reports his son’s eczema cleared after three months using Cuticura Remedies. He cites Cuticura Inunction Soap and Cuticura Resolvent with prescribed doses and notes lasting improvement. Barnett adds the skin remains soft with continued use and endorses the products. March 20, 1965.
A mock banquet at the New Gaiety Restaurant in the Duke of Connaught Room featured eleven gentlemen and host Harry Barnsie, with fake money and “dust” gifts, a serge tent, and a pretend Kimberling mining scheme, recreating a lavish yet satirical scene.
A fragmented narrative discusses coffee withdrawal among old coffee drinkers, comparing coffee to a better substitute and noting the mental and sensory effects. It mentions a pastor, dairy servings, and a transformation hinted by unfamiliar terms and imagery.
After Marion's men seize Gainey, Kate Martin pleads for mercy for Joe Sawyer as Captain Hawes orders execution halted. Sawyer is spared at Kate's insistence and praised by Ruth Strickland and Frank Forstall as Marion's forces rally locals. The scene shifts to Ruth and Forstall as Marion's brigade rides by, foreshadowing further conflict.
The city offers comforts and plenty yet neglects traditional mince pies. Old country kitchens flavored with natural spices gave pies tasting of Thanksgivings and Christmases. A capable pie made with meat fruit and old recipes at a nickel a slice would revive the best of earlier times.
A Cleveland labor temple plan gains backing from Upsized Trades and Labor Council with 6500 for a site and 18000 total cost. Union wage increases take effect for bricklayers plasterers and stone masons, while open winter slows Chicago carpentry work and 2000 idle carpenters exist in the city.
Quotes from Houston Post and Washington Star show a dinner table remark about a tramp dinner spurring a pompous exchange. A husband questions the meal while a senator dismisses further questions as Congress already overloaded seeking answers.
An article argues kidney disease is a leading fatal ailment for women and urges early treatment. It lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best option, citing Mrs. Sawyer of Conyers Georgia as a testimonial and noting free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
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