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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
7
A garbled dialogue mentions Wooten Kootee and a gas tie the next morning, with a character named Jag admitting penance over loot. The speaker laments high costs and a lack of funds, complaining about being paid and a garbage reduction plant.
A scattered review of Bernard Ahaw's puritan play The Devil's Disciple critiqued by London reviewers. It discusses Ba Mund Goi's The Life of Henrik Ibsen and mentions Jack London on arctic fauna and evolution.
An event at the Doar of Bavey ball features the Crown Prince of Jusia aiding Margherita, Queen Dowager of Tuly, after her dress tears. Frederick William asks to keep a recovered gown wreckage as a souvenir while praising his wife for gifting him a pocket necessaire with sewing tools.
In a late afternoon departure scene the austere Lord Lawrence drives home his doctrine of kindness to natives, urging patience and justice while the incoming Viceroy Lord Mayo receives the lesson with a wary smile. A door attendant’s stumble becomes a temper flare as the pair’s temper contrasts with the sober counsel offered.
Customer complains the watch lost half an hour daily, now it gains half an hour after repair. Watchmaker says it is correcting the previous loss and advises patience as it settles to accurate time.
A sensational at home recipe promises relief from rheumatism and kidney waste by shaking a mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Byrup Bwersaparilla in a bottle. The ad asserts medical authority and urges preservation for regular use to prevent kidney or urinary issues.
A fragmentary newspaper column notes Verona Dance and nervous disorders allegedly cured by Dr Klige and a bard for WILL 92 srad Battle, with mixed public reaction. It mentions Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup as teething remedy and quotes a Senate reply about graft and future prospects. Fireworks and social chatter follow, including a Houston Post blurb about Mrs Multiplanks.
The article explains how molten gray iron expands on solidification and then contracts as it cools, affecting pattern design. It highlights varying shrinkage by cross section and explains how patternmakers adjust patterns for different iron compositions and casting requirements. It notes silicon gray iron reduces shrinkage and that Charcoal Iron has a higher melting point and contracts more, necessitating skilled, specialized patternmaking.
A collection of child jokes and quips from a juvenile class and family chatter. Walter aims to be an orphan amid parental discipline. Little Johnny recalls Mr Goodman’s words in the parlor. Tommy would invest a rent payment in a postal card for a quarter reply. The teacher asks about riches and a student quips about secrecy.
A wife recalls a quiet anniversary with her husband after a theater outing. Their only food is a single egg and potato fried at midnight, yet the couple finds warmth and contentment in simple fare, preferring each other to a restaurant feast. The passage also notes a joke about a gas meter and sentimental verse.
A Philadelphia Inquirer report quotes a physiognomy lecturer claiming that people with black eyes are inherently impulsive. He argues those without black eyes may develop them if behavior remains too impulsive.
A staged medical showcase spices humor as a comedian physician delivers a stale joke to a small crowd. The audience reaction is mixed with polite chuckles.
In a courtroom exchange the lawyer asks to prove an alibi on the charge. The captured thief replies that proof will take a week or two because the supposed corroborating figures are not yet released from jail.
Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney Co of Toledo swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The company claims internal action to blood and mucous surfaces. Advertisement notes testimonials and druggists in Toledo selling Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Reader notes reference to a laxative product called Bromo Quin ine and its World over usage for curing a cold in one day. The text mentions a signature by Fk W Grove and hints at university statistics in Europe about men deserting medicine while women assume the practice.
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