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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
8
A blunt wartime-era voice argues that hard negotiation produces bargains, but fails to honor them as it resents being charged for services. The speaker contrasts aggressive bargaining with the expectation of fair treatment in obligations and payments.
An advertisement touts LuxarTive Brom Quin ine tablets promising a one day cure for colds. It offers a money back guarantee with W Grove's signature on the box. The piece also casually notes vast ocean water volumes as a separate fact.
An order for Dodd's Kidney Pills shows a bizarre itinerary from Buffalo to New York to London then Greenland before landing on a remote Arctic island. The text argues U S medicines and products travel worldwide, proving American manufacturing dominance.
A guide from Woman's Home Companion on planting a kitchen garden even in small spaces. It urges herbs first for seasoning, then cucumbers tomatoes and rows of lettuce and radishes every two weeks. If space allows, add stringless beans corn peas carrots okra and harvest freshness.
The Plains settler and his wife with the help of a 20 month old infant milked seventy nine cows twice daily. They delivered an average of 2000 pounds of milk per day at the factory, and no wages were spent last year.
The Grand Trunk Railway promotes a handsome Pan American Exposition folder by mail with 2 cents in stamps to 249 Clark Street Chicago. The exposition will receive five thousand horsepower electrical power from Niagara Falls Power Company plant twenty miles away. Senator Hoar notes the last car in a train is safest.
A poem fragment from Edith J. Hulburt appears in Harper's Magazine. The speaker bids farewell to remorse and abandons grieving, choosing renewed quest despite Death's stream and steep pleasures. It evokes beauty rest and song within halls once lively, now quiet as it embraces a new path.
A man recounts discovering an original joke and testing it on friends and strangers. He learns a lesson from a cautious skeptic and a club crowd, ending with a vow to sell jokes before telling them. The tale satirizes humor and social blindness through repeated misreadings of a rainy-day skirt joke.
Miss Anna Bryan, cousin of William Jennings Bryan, writes from Washington that Peruna offers a tonic and cure for catarrh. Bertha Kockler of Brooklyn vouches for Peruna and Manalin, praising relief from nervous stomach catarrh and weight gain après use.
A long testimonial piece from Marie Coats and others in Appleton Wisconsin lauding Peruna the National Catarrh Remedy. The ad extols Peruna as a spring and summer tonic, claiming it restores stomach mucous membranes aids digestion nerves and pelvic organs and promises rapid relief with personal testimonials and a free medical consultation from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
A Philadelphia Jewess, Rebecca Gratz, is honored as the real life model for Rebecca in Scott's Ivanhoe. Praised for unwavering piety and broad philanthropy she helped found an orphan asylum and the first Hebrew Sabbath school in America. Her charitable work extended to sewing societies and fuel distribution for the poor.
London writers argue Marlborough House will stay in royal use while Buckingham Palace hosts state occasions. The Queen resists crossing the park and the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York visiting the colonies provide a pretext to keep the old home. A Belgian monarch visitor once asked for a guide to Buckingham Palace, only to be reminded of its unfinished status and royal ownership.
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