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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
8
An old time ad touts a “great pile remedy” with a pile pipe free with each package and a no cure, no pay guarantee priced at 60 cents. It also notes old papers for sale. John R. Robinson of Glenwood succeeds his father in the abstract business, possessing extensive abstracts and offering quick service.
A London letter recalls Lord Chief Justice Russell as a young advocate amid a crowded theater pit. A man claims his watch was stolen and Russell assists by exiting for a search. Suspecting a trap, he checks his pocket and finds a forgotten snuffbox, publicly admitting he did not keep the watch.
Freight paid. Combination beam 481 mentioned with tilting phrasing. Read as a fragment from a catalog or classified line. Binghamton appears as a possible place reference. The fragment suggests a trade or item description rather than a full news item.
Dwight L. Moody of Chicago refused formal courtesy and declared himself a brother to the English audience. He challenged the need to thank the presiding Earl Shaftesbury and recounted Lincoln's stance, ending with Moody's praise of shared duty. The episode astonished listeners yet boosted Moody's reception and work.
The readable text is highly fragmentary and unclear, mentioning a pile pipe tree and a cure idea with no identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events to anchor a factual news card.
Six thousand acres of land in southern and western Minnesota and South Dakota offered at $15 to $25 per acre with arrangements for Malvern Iowa. Also includes a legal notice from S M Knox and a court petition by DE Whitfield for property ownership and title quieting in Mills County Iowa, to be published six consecutive weeks in The Malvern Leader beginning October 10, 1900.
If your children are fretful peevish and cross mother the same ditto the boss it would seem proper to give em all Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Ask your druggist I have over 1000 Town farms for sale A good list of Harrison county farms Some near Missouri Valley at 20 dollars per acre less than you can buy in Mills county These are bargains and are selling fast Call and see me if you want one
For a reliable barn door track and hanger choose Louden's praised as the best option. Call on agent A. J. Kronsbein for details and purchasing.
Thomas Paul files suit to quiet title to a tract in Mills County Iowa seeking legal title and barring any adverse claims. Defendants John G Moyd EJ Mekellops wm Burkett Mrs A E Tousalin and unknown heirs must answer by November 2, 1900, or default and decree will be entered. Court in Glenwood to hear start November 27, 1900, before Judge D E Wheeler.
An odd note reads an elephant on your hands is home space, suggesting a domestic or playful twist in a lighthearted column. The line hints at a comic or aphoristic remark attributed to Hannah, reflecting everyday humor.
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