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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
7
Esther M Milner shares a testimonial to Dr Hartman praising Peruna after a complete recovery from pelvic weakness and headaches. She says four bottles cured her and that she has recommended the medicine to friends with excellent results.
A recollection from a Detroit Free Press poem recalls a woodland meeting with a graceful lady. Russet apples and turning leaves frame a mellow day as birds and wildlife witness a remembered kiss before time ages the scene.
Abbott loses a $200 engagement ring to Delia Surry who, with a missionary husband, insists on keeping it as a memory of Josie. Delia reveals a schoolgirl ring-exchange pact among friends and vows to help Abbott choose a new fiancée, while he plots to propose again.
A Punkville loafer at the Springness general store recounts a wandering, unsuccessful attempt at teaching, supported by a humorous exchange about hiring, gait tests, and a vanished examiner. The piece shifts to a note on fog remedies with London fog costs and potential inventor prizes.
A London court holds a physician may charge for telephone advice refer to absent treatment. The Houston Post notes a couple’s dinner proposal and playful verse about a dear K8 with 8 x8. The Atlanta Constitution laments apologies masking mean acts by confident individuals.
J D Daughtrey music publisher of Suffolk Virginia reports three years without passing a stone after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He once passed 14 gravel stones and attributes his relief to a kidney tonic. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also notes on deafness cure and humorous exchanges about beautiful job applicants.
The article notes Castoria advertising claims and mentions Standard Oil labor conflict sparked by a Whiting Indiana employee wage dispute. It adds a note that the Shah of Persia could become very wealthy by selling his gem collection valued at about 35 million dollars.
Howard E. Burton of Leadville Colorado lists specimen prices for metals and offers tests and mailing envelopes on request. Levi P Morton, former vice president, remains active in finance at over eighty. A note on St Vitus dance and nervous systems mentions Dr Kline's nerve restorer and a free trial offer. A new mercury deposit is reported near Wiederschwing Austria north of Carniola with deposits extending from Idria to Necmark et al.
The Spokane theater listings announce a busy October with The Maid and the Mummy on September 30 and October 1, In We Ne Ha and Indian drama on October 3, The Holy City on October 4, Parsifal on October 5 6, Dora Thorne October 7, Louis James in The Merry Wives of Windsor October 10 11, The Devil's Auction October 14 15, The College Widow October 17 18, The Education of Mr Pipp October 19 20, The Lion and the Mouse October 23 24, The Sign of the Cross October 25 26, Under Southern Skies October 28 29, and Jane Corcoran in Freedom of Suzanne October 30 31.
Ishpeming Mich September 24 Bishop C C McCabe of Philadelphia presiding over Detroit Methodist Episcopal conference sessions urged declaring war against the sultan of Turkey in a sermon on Sunday. He was greeted with applause.
The body of Mail Clerk Gable, who perished with two Rock Island coaches when their car wrecked Tuesday morning near Kingfisher Oklahoma, has been recovered by a diver. The corpses were trapped under the wreckage.
About 40 000 troops will be stationed along the Bulgarian frontier toward Palanka with headquarters at Istip for maneuvers. An army corps will concentrate at Damumaibala and three battalions of artillery will be sent to Zerres.
Twelve people are arrested in connection with the recent attempt on Premier Stolypin at his villa in St Petersburg. The leader is identified as a Jewish woman and all detainees have confessed to involvement in the plot.
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