31 May 1902
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1902
Page
1
A poetic tale unfolds as the Prince of Dandelion travels the green with a golden banner. Robins, violets, and baby birds greet the royal party while Winter binds him briefly in a dungeon cord before Princess Bunshing and the Lady of the Rains release him. The scene blossoms with flowers and birds celebrating the Golden Prince and his radiant train.
A Dutch village romance unfolds at a dairy where Roosje and Jonker Dirk confess love amid family backstabbing and social pressure. A nursemaid’s warning, a hidden illness, and a planned union with differing ranks drive a poignant farewell as the couple confronts future paths and honor.
Frances Barton in Good Health argues for regular enough sleep suited to age and needs. The piece discusses nine hours for the wise, thirteen to fourteen for young children, ten for a fourteen-year-old, and eight for adults when healthy. It warns against restless nights from worries and excessive work, urging balanced hours for body and mind and careful self assessment of personal sleep needs.
A Yorkshire style anecdote recounted by former Kentucky Lt. Gov. Underwood describes a mulatto servant receiving five dollars per marriage, then being tricked with fake licenses costing extra, until one finally arranges a lawful union with Mary Ann Jones or Sarah Jenkins. Also includes a recipe for making a molded chicken dish from tender meat and bones.
A shy 15 year old girl asks a busy real estate man to buy a ticket on a cuckoo clock. He reacts sharply, then purchases another item. The Milwaukee Sentinel mentions a descriptive booklet about Spirit and Okoboji Lakes in Iowa and Minnesota with game laws, boarding houses, hotels, and cottages for rent.
A jumble of Old World quips and patent medicine blurbs features claims about shovel fish of South America and bait digging, Uncle Jerry praise, and lines from Baltimore American and Chicago Daily News. Includes ads for Allen s Foot Ease Hale s Honey of Horehound and Dr Miles nostrums with the era’s mock wisdom.
A letter to Dr Hartman touts Peruna and Manalin as cures for stomach catarrh and dyspepsia. J D Botkin and L F Verdery of Augusta Ga share relief after short use, claiming a nearly complete cure and renewed vitality. Dr Hartman invites inquiries for free guidance.
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