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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
7
The New York Tribune notes Crown Princess Cecilia of Germany endears herself to her people through informal appearances and cordial responses to greetings. She is described as wholesome and amiable, a devoted mother, and influences her heir with a nursery of military toys and warlike trappings.
The general strike order for all commercial telegraphers not bound by unions produced minimal immediate impact in Chicago. About six workers left the Chicago and Milwaukee Telegraph Company and five from Hulburd Warren & Chandler. no widespread unrest reported and larger offices remained at work. The strike, led by President Sylvester J. Small, aims for higher wages eight hour day and typewriter access, with about 15,000 workers involved nationwide.
Advertises Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as a trusted female remedy claiming honest labeling and medical backing. Cites no alcohol or habit forming components and promises modest health gains with patient use. Includes guidance for consulting Dr. Pierce by letter and notes accompanying Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation. Includes unrelated humor and a cartoonish exchange on marriage.
Overview praises the Jamestown Exposition at Norfolk Virginia overlooking Hampton Roads near Old Point Comfort and Newport News. It notes historic interest, patriotism, and a grand seaside setting with Erie Railroad travel options and stopovers, plus a humorous Toledo Blade quip about a linguist.
A collage of brief quips and satirical lines from various papers. Topics range from politics and society to industry, fame, and travel, including remarks on Roosevelt, Rockefeller, the Senate, and global affairs. The items blend humor with critique, reflecting early 20th century press wit.
An offer promotes a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder for tired sweating hot and swollen feet. It claims to ease new or light shoes and is sold by druggists and shoe stores. Also advertised is Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children and a note about no last train on Saturday at Connaught platform.
Mrs Florence E Atwood of Chicago reports three years of severe eczema ending after three months using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She endorses the remedies and offers her testimony from Crilly Place Chicago with a witness L S Berger dated October 2 1905.
An advertisement urges homeseekers to request a pamphlet on United States homestead laws and how to secure a quarter section of farming or grazing land along the Chicago & Northwestern Railway lines in South Dakota, Wyoming and other states. Special excursion rates are offered. contact W. B. Exis kern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
The raccoon tells Davy Crockett he would come down instead of being shot. Crockett warns the incident should stay private to avoid becoming a historic nature faker tale. The story leaks despite the warning.
Dialogue reveals Mrs Screecher has not lost her voice and is using it against her husband this morning. The exchange suggests escalating tension and a volatile domestic scene unfolding in the household.
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