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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
8
A Cleveland Plain Dealer read as a crowded street scene unfolds around a persistent hiccough. A neighbor’s bold plan to provoke the patient ends with a bizarre, comic twist as the coughing stops and the craftsman’s ego soars, underscoring the quirks of small town life.
In a Washington Star piece, Representative Husker voices dismay at colleagues and highlights unfinished duties. He laments lack of local pride while noting debates about canal projects and river harbor improvements at Swamp Center. The quote shows frustration after election and push for infrastructure.
A collage of brief quotes from Philadelphia Record Boston Transcript Ohio State Journal and Boston Transcript shows quick wits and social ribbing. Jests on calendars vacations earnings a teacher puzzle a theater agent and church Sundays. The snippets reflect light, period humor and public life tone.
Fragmentary text from Brooklyn Life shows fragmented dialogue about a patient and a doctor. It mentions huby and wife, with odd punctuation and uncertain syntax. The readable portions imply a domestic scene and potential dialogue between Judy and others.
Dr Anita Newcomb McGee daughter of astronomer Bion Newcomb McGee served as acting assistant surgeon in the United States Army starting August 1898 to help organize a nurses corps. She held the rank of first lieutenant and the officer’s uniform rights but did not use them and has now resigned with no successor named.
The Washington monument faces slow destruction as vandals pocket pieces and damage interiors. Marble from state and organizational inscriptions suffers breakage and defacement, with some stones struck by blunt tools. Relic hunters are the likely culprits, while polished surfaces are damaged for spite or theft.
The Honorable Moses B Crane of Tacoma Washington testifies to heart disease relief after using Dodds Kidney Pills claiming improved eating sleeping and energy after three months of faithful treatment. He notes his age yet reports renewed vigor and clarity of mind while praising the product and its sales among friends in the region.
A fragmented OCR page lists various patent medicines and tonics promising cures and benefits. Ads tout Garfield tonics, Beeman’s Pepsia Gum, lair balsam, gout remedies, deafness cures, and a claim of 100 dollars for catarrh-related deafness cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Also mentions a piano on sale and Grain-O health drink, plus travel notes on Mexican exploration.
William Zimmer of Clinton, Iowa, identified as the oldest voter. He recalls casting his first vote for James Monroe in 1820 while living in New York and just past his 21st birthday, making him over 100. The nation is challenged to match this record by proof of age and voting history.
A reflective line of thought suggests artists and husbands alike face judgment. The speaker claims painters are masters of imagery while men doubt their wives happiness stems from their influence and admit flaws in themselves. It likens criticism to a universal standard of error.
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