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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
7
Bronson asks about the greatest pleasure of country life and Woodson answers with an ironic note about bragging in town about cool breezes whether real or not. The dialogue captures rural humor and social observation.
A dialogue blurbs a grandchild and grandmother discussing stories. The child balks at traditional tales describing them as stodgy and dated. The grandmother suggests alternatives like impressionist word pictures or character sketches.
A Rome New York matron describes coffee causing dizziness and stomach upset. After switching to Postum she reports improved health, restored appetite, and better mood, crediting Postum and the company’s booklet The Road to Wellville.
General Andrew Carnegie pledges 205000 for a heroic fund in Holland. Oklahoma reports first heat related death of the year and Chicago records 98.3 by the thermometer. Albany Law School honors a woman with top commencement distinction amid national politics and private sector price controls.
The annual gathering of the Wyoming and Colorado G. A. R. division has selected Boulder as the next meeting site while Salida hosts this year’s conclave.
A chivalrous act follows a petty incident at a Subway turnstile. Mr. Jones drops a fifty cent piece to a poorly dressed woman who laments being cheated out of a half dollar. He returns the coin, she denies ownership, and the exchange ends with another man claiming he lost the money as a train departs.
Doctor B L Whitehead of Boston cites two patient cases cured by Cuticura products. A dermatitis case resisted other treatments until Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment produced dramatic relief and full recovery in both the man and his wife.
The fireman tells his wife of a midnight blaze at the Von Biffers’ house on the avenue. Miss Von Biffer carried her niece through flames and smoke, an act the firefighter calls the bravest he ever saw.
Garfield Tea is described as regulating digestive organs and helping overcome constipation, presenting its health benefits in a classic period tone.
The fragment notes the challenge of generating helpful guidance. It hints at complexities in crafting tailored recommendations and balancing clarity with usefulness for diverse audiences.
An Alabama man H W Spinks reports severe kidney pain with a bladder stone. After Lithia Water and Kilmer's Swamp Root, he passed gravel and felt relief. He testifies Aug 16 1909, endorsing the remedy and urging readers to try a sample from Kilmer & Co.
A New Jersey man appeared before the court on a charge of kissing his wife against her will. He was held on $100 bail to keep the peace and warned not to kiss her without consent in proper form.
James Braid endorses Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for foot relief. The ad claims golfers and tennis players at Augusta Pinehurst and Palm Beach use it this spring and report a rested springy feel. It touts soreness and blister prevention, cites 30 000 testimonials, and urges travelers to carry a package before vacations. Samples offered free. 25 cents, sold everywhere.
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