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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
A German emperor besieged a rebel city and planned to burn it all. He issued a proclamation allowing women to leave with their precious possessions. The nobleman’s wife carried her husband and other women followed, forming a procession. The emperor, impressed by the display, spared the city and its inhabitants.
Mrs. A S Payne of Columbus Mississippi endured years of back side and loins pain with nightly distress from kidney irregularities. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid relief and restored health, noting they helped from the first. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The office admits a pursuit of a man is only to satisfy popular belief. After a perfunctory effort the office, weary of the search, seizes a man who was seeking the office.
An advertisement urges readers to order packages of OUR PIE from grocers to easily make Lemon Chocolate and Custard Pies. If local stores won’t supply, suggests finding a supplier. Put up by D-Zerta Food Co Rochester N Y.
A Louisville Courier Journal remark frames patriotism through a boy who values watching a game over entering a ball hit by the visiting team, illustrating civic sentiment amid baseball culture.
A brief ad notes strong winds and sand cause eye irritation. DPE C ITS EYE SALVE promises quick relief and is sold by Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York. The ad also warns that worry fuels consumption, urging care.
Mrs Lizzie E Sledge of Selma Alabama reports black itching spots and severe irritation on face and body vanished after using Cuticura Remedies. After two physicians failed, a single set cured the eczema within six months and no symptoms have recurred for three years since October 28, 1906.
In the tale a doctor notes Mr Lambkin’s nervous exhaustion requires rest and quiet. Mrs Lambkin, lively and anxious, contests the seriousness of his condition and asks the doctor to examine her tongue before agreeing to the treatment. The physician prescribes six hours of rest daily for three months for Mr Lambkin.
A vintage notice extols Allen's Foot-Ease as a proven antiseptic powder for shoes that relieves tired feet. It cites tens of thousands of cures and claims substantial stocking savings, warning readers to refuse imitations and insist on the advertised original.
A miscellany of figures covers gold output, postquake rebuilding in San Francisco, lion training rates, London commuting peaks, Cuban sugar prospects, US exposition funding, Irish lighthouse costs, Brazil rail ownership, Russian car imports, Egyptian taxes, and political trends. The items mix economic, transportation, and political data with historical context.
A young man pursuing Bobby’s sister encounters her gossip about a caller. Bobby confirms she was pleased and recalls her mother noting Mr Brown had called while she was out. The exchange reveals a lighthearted moment of social interest.
In Brooklyn Life a quarrel over the meaning of instrumental music unfolds. Mr Dugan insists Mona Dugan’s singing is instrumental music, while Mr Hogan and others object noting singing is not instrumental. Seegan claims Mona’s singing caused him to move away, highlighting the humorous dispute over word usage.
A tall caller argues a new poem copies Whittier ideas. The editor concedes the author has improved on them immensely.
A bold heroine outwits a scheming foe in a tense pursuit, evading capture and turning the tide of danger. The confrontation unfolds with quick wits and a narrow escape, leaving the antagonist frustrated as the heroine stays one step ahead.
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