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Newspaper
Kingsbury County Independent
Location
De Smet, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
7
Strong winds and sand storms cause granulation of the eyelids. PET TIT'S EYE SALVE soothes and quickly relieves. 25c. All druggists of Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.
Brief observational vignettes on honesty cheer belief and social behavior. Notes about how public preaching contrasts with private conduct and how mood shapes households and social greetings. Ends with suggestions to greet others and avoid chronic grouchiness.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger item recalls an Irishman struck from behind by a golf ball. The golfer hurries over, asks about injuries, and explains fore as a warning. Pat replies with a quip about foive meaning another hit.
Mrs Lizzie BE Sledge of Selma Alabama describes a four year battle with black facial splotches and severe itching. After two doctors failed, a single set of Cuticura Remedies stopped the outbreak entirely within six months, with no symptoms for three years.
A 25 foot date palm at Baraset subdivision near Dutta Pukur on the EK B S railway line has stood upright in daylight for weeks but bends toward the ground as the sun weakens. Locals flock to witness the phenomenon while offering pujas to the tree, believing a god resides beneath. The ground remains solid with no cracks from growing or shrinking.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a proven, antiseptic powder for shoes that cures while you walk. It claims 30 000 testimonials and warns against imitations, urging customers to demand the advertised original.
A humorous poem by Wilbur Nesbit appears in Harper's Magazine for June. It presents a child rebellious against Sunday school and the golden rule, claiming a heathen stance while hinting at hidden sympathy from peers.
Venice reports that Countess Morosini is viewed by J. Pierpont Morgan and Emperor William as Europe’s most beautiful woman. The Venetian socialite has accompanied the royal party on travels to Corfu, and her charm has stirred attention among rulers and art patrons alike. Her daughter Moroisini Morosini is engaged to Count Labia.
Rash Rogers boasted in the suburbs that he bought a $50 incubator and hatched a blue bottle fly from $15 worth of eggs, claiming to own the only $65 blue bottle fly in the world. Poultney Bigelow mentions the tale while discussing a planned chicken farm in Malden.
An Atlantic City hotel head waiter named John explains the unusually cool summer by saying many earthquakes and volcanoes have shifted the earth off its axis causing winter to come instead of summer. He speaks gravely of the planet’s changes.
Southern woman Mrs. Ai Payne of Columbus Mississippi suffered years of kidney pains back and side ache with weak secretions and constant agony. She says Dean's Kidney Pills helped from the first making her strong and healthy again. For sale by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A Washington visitor touring a Virginia friend's fruit farm notes a tree full of apples. The child guide explains the father says this year is good for apples, and clarifies only the apple trees are heavy with fruit.
The guest asks if the soda has been charged while the waiter confirms charges at both the bar and the cashier’s desk. The exchange notes verifying the charge at two points of sale.
A humorous exchange features Dr Quackem diagnosing gout as an insidious disease that kills a man inch by inch, prompting a comical reply about his foot being worn away inch by inch. The dialogue centers on Mr Hiliver and a playful medical misadventure.
The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for female disorders and backache. It cites testimonials from Mrs Will Young and Mrs Augustus Lyon claiming relief after use. The copy describes symptoms like nervousness headaches and bearing down pains and presents the product as a standard remedy for many feminine ailments.
A humorous observation contrasts a man who is too fast with one who is too slow. It suggests that haste in romance can lead to sorrow while slowness may fail to win affection, reflecting playful dating advice.
Bridget answers a caller about the whereabouts of a person named Faix. Bridget confirms the subject is not at home. The exchange hints at a domestic scene with uncertainty and contact attempts.
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