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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
7
The exchange reveals Goetz Coyne-Lord De Broke and Dustin Siax clashing over a bargain. Coyne-Lord De Broke mocks business instincts while Siax defends the deal as fair.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a Philadelphian aged eighty being jilted in Pittsburgh, while references to Pittsburg smoke and a seventy year old judge suggest social atmospheres and habits influencing inhabitants. The terse exchange portrays urban mood without clear names or dates.
Advises applying Cuticura Ointment to affected areas, washing off after five minutes, and using Cuticura Soap for regular baths to prevent inflammation and clogging of pores. Recommends daily use at rising and retiring, and provides mailing address for free samples and Skin Book.
Fragmentary text shows Maud Muller declaring herself an intelligent sculptor while addressing a judge during a recall dispute. The garbled quotation hints at a courtroom or contest setting with unclear context and names.
Fragmented ad text claims Cole's Carbelisalve cures itching and smooths skin. Includes stray lines about weather prophets and water, with misspelled phrases and references to aid and red cross.
A witty exchange quotes a judge defining a moral victory as any win where the loser loses money, provoking sharp comments about justice and outcomes. The remark circulates amid ongoing legal discussions and public reaction.
An advertisement touts Cole's Cerboli salve as an effective catarrh remedy. Available at druggists for 25 and 50 cents.
A fragmentary ad note features Pat and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. The 25 cent bottle is advertised alongside a quaint antique exchange about hospitality and company.
A courtroom exchange humorously notes Jones blaming his wife for a joke misfire. The judge comments that she took Jones literally, turning the gag into a legal moment.
A Rhine museum is to be founded at Koblenz if current plans proceed. It will house charts pictures models and diagrams showing the river s physical conditions past and present and a full exposition of its economic history. Koblenz has already provided a site for the building.
In a Missouri town a ramshackle train stalled at the edge of town. Gremmer and a friend boarded the feeble vehicle amid harsh criticism of its upkeep. After a long effort to restart, the engineer ordered the two passengers off until the train could be moved again.
A traveling man complains of a hair in honey at a Cassady Times noted hotel. The proprietor defends, saying combed honey was bought. The next day hair in ice cream is excused as shaved, and another hair in apple pie leads the host to remark the apples were Baldwins.
Albert J Beveridge recalls a Chicago political boss who calls himself virtuous as a millionaire asks for backing to reach the senate. The boss refuses to sell influence and then hints at renting it for the campaign, prompting a mollified response.
The article notes tea becoming a dominant social staple in Rome over twenty years, shifting from modest English tea rooms near the Piazza di Spagna to grand hotel tea times. Grand hotels showcase tea culture with louvres and uniforms, while cafes and pastry shops advertise afternoon tea in gilded letters.
A patient credits a New York specialist with curing severe gastritis by diet. Four years ago the stomach failed, but after starting Grape-Nuts gradually improved, gaining weight and strength. The testimonial, from Postum Co., ends with a plug for a booklet and the slogan There’s a reason.
The article promotes expanding blackberry and raspberry planting in the state as a profitable, low-labor crop. It covers soil needs, ground preparation, spring planting, spacing, mulching, cultivation, pruning, propagation methods for blackberries and red and black raspberries, and lists recommended varieties in ripening order.
Advice on cleaning milking procedures, cooling milk to low temperatures, using proper strainers, and avoiding mixing warm and cold milk. Emphasizes hygiene, cold storage, and careful handling to prevent disease and preserve butter cheese and condensed milk quality.
Prospectus outlines a ten day event at the International Amphitheater in Chicago starting October 24. The show emphasizes farmer education in breeding feeding and dairy product handling with practical demonstrations and expert talks. It aims to curb foreign dairy imports by promoting home production and includes a strong machinery exhibit and new classes for distribution.
Dr. Lewis White Allen of Denver lectures on physiology at an Atlantic City hotel porch. A blue blazer clad girl asks about sulphur in the human body and why some people match better. The doctor replies the amount varies and jokes about nature and humor.
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