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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1896
Page
7
The Sorosis gathering featured the author of Some Emotions and a Moral on the platform. She appeared unassuming yet striking, with brown eyes and hair, a medium height figure, and modestly deflecting praise for her clever stories.
C Fi Sum of North Huron New York and three relatives escaped severe health decline caused by tobacco use after starting No-To-Bac together. They report complete cessation and improved well being. The family’s success prompts others to try the remedy.
The article explains cleaning fur with hot bran heated in an oven. Rub hot bran into the fur with flannel, shake to remove particles, and brush. Removing lining and wadding aids cleaning but is not required. Branning removes the flat oily look, especially on aged neck areas, when applied to the fur running the wrong way.
The article explains feeding differences for breeding animals versus market fattening stock. It warns that overly fat animals are unsuitable for breeding and may die during birth or have weak offspring. It also links milk fever in cows and ewes to excessive concentrated feeds and poor feeding judgment.
An advertisement extols Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a universal health tonic of natural roots and herbs. It asserts long life for Indians due to nature study, warns of liver illness in civilized societies, and promotes Sagwa as a direct liver and blood purifier. It claims dramatic cure stories, no side effects, and lists pricing of $1 per bottle or six for $5.
In the Chancellorsville siege Jackson’s corps launched a forest assault on the Eleventh Army. Hooker’s forces, surprised near the plank road, fought off repeated Confederate charges as batteries and cavalry stabilized the line. A dramatic clash left many dead and wounded, with Jackson himself briefly killed by friendly fire before mounting a counterattack failed at sundown.
An article explains how cyclists can reduce fatigue by anatomy aware riding. It notes common fatigue spots such as the wrists elbows chest back and legs and offers posture grips and gearing adjustments to ease strain and improve efficiency for longer rides.
A long gray rat with a chopped tail thwarted a wire trap in a Seven teenth street yard near Fairmount Avenue. Supt Tyler at Grayson street observed the scene as first a dozen young rats approached the cheese, then the elder rat kept watch all afternoon and blocked any entry to the trap.
A Kentucky minister at a funeral sermon asks about the deceased and learns from the surviving brother that he was deeply religious. The brother recalls the hunter would only attempt to shoot a Simmons foe after praying for three hours. The report cites the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mrs. Winslow, alone beside a fading rosewood desk, revisits youthful memories stored in faded letters and photographs from a twenty year past engagement. When her husband Ned returns unexpectedly, the scene shifts from nostalgia to quiet revelation as the past and present collide.
The British Museum houses sun dried bricks from Nineveh and Babylon that show no decay. In contrast Roman baths at Caracalla and Titus, and Diocletian’s Thermae endure better than the Colosseum stone or the Forum marble.
Mrs Annie Dale of 88 Bruce Street recalls seventeen to eighteen years of back pain after scarlet fever. A St Michael's Hospital operation failed to help. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with ending her pain within months and says they restored health and blood, recommending the pills for females and general weakness. Pills sold in boxes for 50 cents or six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
Berlin plans an exhibition marking the centenary of the house owner, noting that prior to modern numbering in 1795 names and signs guided wanderers. The piece recalls how cities like Vienna and Paris adopted similar reforms in 1803 and 1805 respectively, changing urban navigation.
A 100 dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented by F. J. Cheney Co. with endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and a note that the cure is taken internally. Price 75 cents per bottle and Hall's Family Pills five cents are advertised with testimonials available.
A Detroit item records a witty exchange where a visitor asks a boy what his mother gives for being good. The boy replies he receives nothing and that he is good for nothing, in humorous fashion.
Letter from B F Shaw claims quick wealth through a plating business after a long farming stint. Describes ordering a complete Gray & Co. plating outfit with materials and secrets, promises free agent training, guaranteed 10 year wear, and rapid earnings cited as examples from relatives and a brother.
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript notes Ayebee asks to be called his, yielding a comic contrast with Cedee. The lines reflect a humorous social moment between two named figures.
A short drugstore notice promoting Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve with a guarantee to cure or money refunded. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the product, priced at 15 cents.
A police inspector praises a woman for trapping a burglar after three hours of waiting for her husband. The second item notes Delaware schoolchildren select the peach blossom as the state floral emblem.
Advice warns against driving a tired underfed horse to speed. It notes the horse may move briefly faster, but soon suffers. Recommends stopping to feed and restore strength, citing that God gives force. Mentions lack of appetite and paleness as signs of weakness.
The speaker recommends starting a permanent regimen to restore energy and strengthen the body. They urge choosing a method that builds tissue and supports muscular, digestive, and nervous systems.
Cod-liver oil proves a valuable food enhancing muscular, digestive, and nervous strength without harsh measures. Hypophosphites add stability to the nervous system and support improved appetite, richer blood, and better flesh that endure.
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