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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
3
Mrs. Mikie Hofflaker of Tennessee describes severe dyspepsia for years and failed relief from several doctors. After using Peruna she reports feeling sound and well, recommends the remedy, and credits its laxative quality and beneficial character to her recovery.
A Bostonian praises Henry Marland as graceful and gallant. He recalls Harland as a boy who flirted with Latin class and answered a teacher with the quip Schoolmietreases, captured from the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a medical trial or product reference with names such as Dr Kiine and locations Mt Pilla and La. The exact meaning remains unclear but suggests a health or medical notice or advertisement with named doctors and places.
England's oldest peer is Lord Nelson the sole living member of the House of Lords at Victoria's accession. He inherited the earldom in 1835 and is a collateral descendant of Horatio Nelson's sister Mrs Bolton. He enjoys a large estate and a pension of £5000 granted to the first Lord Nelson and her heirs.
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh cure. F J Cheney and associated firms claim reliability and financial ability to fulfill any obligation. They promote their Catarrh Cure taken internally for bleeding and mucous issues, priced per bottle with testimonials available.
A comic dialogue features a family exchange about sharing a dish between a cat and dog and comments on social dining habits. Mrs Welton admires a bonnet while Mrs Chillican-Kearney praises a striking look, highlighting domestic humor and stylish attire.
Reierson Machinery Company of Portland Oregon promotes gasoline engines priced from 125 dollars with broad size range and a request to write for the catalog.
A teacher asks for a sentence using the phrase alter ego. The boy answers with a playful, slightly garbled line. The exchange contrasts the literal “the other I” with a humorous misprint.
Mrs Jane Farrell of 06 Ocean Ave Jersey City says Dean's Kidney Pills eased heavy backache swollen feet puffed eyes and urinary issues. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to use it. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article mixes a report on a vast artificial lake in India near Rajputana claimed to be the world’s largest irrigation reservoir of twenty one square miles. It also recounts a tale from Bucharest about a thief caught with twelve coins, a French sidewalk stone issue, the rise of cement blocks in interior work, and light anecdotes about a London curate, German town life rules, and a milkman court defense cow.
Modern devil worship and horrid practices are described as seen by Vance Thompson. The account locates Lucifer worship in Brugea and Paris near the Pantheon with altars to Pandaemon, and details a Rue Rochechouart chapel once active. It notes a new Bohemian venue at 22 Rue du Rulascan near Montmartre and Friday rites invoking Baphomet Lucifer Beelzebub Ashtoreth and Moloch.
A Washington Star snippet records a family friend asking if love for a daughter is real and Mr. Comrox replying that a suitor has heard her sing and speak pieces and will marry her anyway.
The Yonkers Herald quotes a bantering exchange about Brown's cent and the cost to extract it, highlighting a witty aside on expense and effort. The brief item reflects light local humor in a clipped dialogue style.
Promotional text for Cascarets from the Sterling Remedy Company extols candy like tablets to prevent constipation indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims daily use strengthens bowel muscles improves nutrition and prevents most other illnesses by addressing gut health.
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