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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
3
Miss Dora Hayden and Mrs N P Lawler praise Peruna for spring catarrh relief. Hayden of Washington D C reports strong improvement and recommends it to friends. Lawler from Pittsburg Kas details a severe cold that became catarrh and credits Peruna with rapid, marked recovery.
Chicanelli, who fled a case with a neighbor, instructed his lawyer to despatch the result by telegraph. After days he received a garbled telegram reading Ri, yphed. He replied by telegraph, Appeal in mech. Mando Amoristico, signaling an appeal in the matter.
Mayme and Edyth contrast their past and present feelings toward flowers and weeds. Mayme once loved blooms, now disregards them after marrying Gotrox. Edyth remains fond of flowers, while Mayme harbors an unsatisfied longing for weeds.
Making the Negroon two servicemen locate a crosswire near a private yard and repair it. A large dog pounces. one man strikes with pliers in self defense, killing the animal. A later telephone call reports the incident to the manager as the men return to headquarters.
A Málaga region report notes three young women, all about 20, died by drinking coffee laced with phosphorus amid rumors of social pressure and suitor restrictions. Neighbors heard of a failed courtship plot linked to the fiancé, highlighting strict etiquette and public scandal.
A tale of Musa, leader of the Moslem host that conquered Christians in three and a half years, famed for a red beard he dyed black and was mocked for. His vanity led to punishment, recall by the caliph, and the battle of Tours changing Europe’s fate. The anecdote argues a different outcome if Musa’s genius had ruled.
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports a singer claiming to have held breath for 196 notes during a practice aria, asserting a new record. Cour tice Pounds allegedly sang 316 notes without respiration in 1898, surpassing Farinelli’s 300. Norman Salmond reached 287 notes, while the typical man sings about 50.
A Boston Herald anecdote recalls Jim Fisk, the railroad magnate, reacting with humor when a seedy man asked for a pass. Fisk ordered a clerk to give the man a pass anywhere and return, noting he is the first to tell the truth today.
The Knoxville Journal notes Yvette Guilbert, famed French actress, as a leading attraction at an ice rink in Paris. She recalls learning to skate through perseverance and tells a humorous anecdote about a crowded omnibus. The piece then urges bright young men to enter public life to revitalize politics.
Review of a 609-page volume recounting overland travel to the Pacific Coast, detailing emigrant trains, harsh plains, mule and oxen conveyances, and the early Oregon and Washington territories. Highlights include descriptions of Mormon trains, frontier hardships, scenic wonders, and the memory of early settlers who opened the West, with praise for the narrative and illustrations.
An 1900s style testimonial asserts impure blood from winter builds boils pimples and weakness. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as thoroughly cleansing the blood and restoring stomach liver kidneys and skin function with a promise of permanent cure. Lowell Mass reader claims improvement from the first dose and a食品 safety guarantee under the 1906 act mentions No 324.
A narrator recalls a Socialist urging to throw all gold and silver into the sea while noting a right-hand receptacle for inland folk. The Wisconsin Sphinx also mentions a home cistern to hold all wealth. Sea snakes inhabit the south Pacific, resembling surface snakes with heads underwater, nocturnal on rocky shores, venomous despite small fangs.
In a reflective exchange, a thoughtful thinker urges taking things serenely while an ex-pick pocket concedes, recalling his past method of letting the other do the grabbing. The dialogue highlights restraint and irony from two contrasting perspectives.
A cave for new tailen snow weighs five and one pounds on the average and has twelve times the bulk of fan equal weight of water.
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