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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
Describes widespread kidney trouble in women causing backache headaches and weakness. Claims kidneys fail to expel poisons polluting the system and promises relief with Dr Derby's Kidney Pills priced 25 or 50 cents, with a free sample and ordering through Derby Medicine Co. Eaton Rapids Michigan.
A brief overheard exchange has one man joking that he is his wife’s fourth husband, prompting another to exclaim in disbelief and calling the situation a habit or joke rather than serious marriage. The fragment hints at social chatter and humor among onlookers.
Irven Hutchison of Three Rivers Michigan describes a four year struggle with dry eczema on wrist and shin. After ineffective doctors ointments he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and claims complete recovery with no recurrence since the cure. He endorses using Cuticura for toilet and recommends others seek samples by mail from Cuticura Dept. 17 KK Boston.
A terse shop dialogue features a customer asking to keep all piano accessories, the salesman confirms, then the customer demands an ax. The scene mixes humor and abruptness, hinting at a playlet or sketch involving miscommunication and a quirky prop request.
An editorial style notice extols Iradai's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation, arguing prejudice worsens health outcomes and praising widespread, trusted testimony. It claims a cure for chronic constipation with brief use, notes availability by druggists, and offers a free sample by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello.
Many Middle West farmers neglect young colts leading to wild fear of people. Start handling soon after foaling with firm gentle guidance to teach obedience. Early education boosts future usefulness, value, and buyer confidence by showing proper behavior and master-led restraint.
Professor G J Christie of Purdue spoke at the Indiana Conservation Congress in Indianapolis on October 28. He urged maximizing yearly yields while long term soil fertility is preserved, highlighting tile drainage, rotation cropping with clover, soybeans, and cow peas, and the value of legumes and manure in sustaining soil organic matter and nitrogen for future crops.
The horticultural department at Purdue conducted successful demonstration meetings in October under the supervision of the agricultural extension division. M. W. Richards and H. A. Reed led the work in the horticultural department.
A speaker urges Genevieve to see James as more than a heart throb. He argues James blends business discipline with private depth, citing his wary view of social circles, family duties, and market pressures. The piece frames marriage as a balance of heart and work.
The new minister finds Rastus honest and industrious but unsociable. He asks if Rastus visits neighbors and if he loves them as himself. Rastus answers he sees neighbors as often as they see him and admits he is not particularly fond of himself.
The Cleveland Universe asserts friendliness grows from courtesy and adds warmth to acts that would be formal when just courteous. It notes courtesy has a root meaning of heart and should spring from genuine motive to help others.
Holbrook White in the Atlantic muses on how familiar letters sent to a fool ish friend can become weapons like a poll iard in an enemy’s hand. He notes how letters have sometimes earned immortality for some yet undone others, warning authors to guard their words in moments of ease.
A courtroom exchange features Judge Wise remarking on rectifying errors and compounding words as R B E Wise defends his craft. The exchange highlights language precision and the humor of a proofreader defending terminology.
A grain and agricultural display from Western Canada arrived in Chicago for the United States land and irrigation exposition. The Canadian exhibit showcases free grant lands and crops grown on Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta homesteads. Vegables including potatoes carrots and cabbage attract attention while notes on park country water hay and fodder underscore farming advantages. Government reports on crop yields and district conditions will be distributed after publication.
A speaker named Jack Hardappe-Ah claims inability to pay for a suit. He says he will write the employer a letter. An Errand Boy identified as N. G. mentions buying three letters on C. O. D. terms and cites the boss.
A fragment from Lippincott's Magazine quotes Dickens on motive and betrayal, noting that she left me for some motive or another and that striving is hampered by sloth and inertia. The passage reflects on perseverance and human fault in a terse, literary tone.
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