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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
3
Distressing kidney and bladder ailment relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. Prompt relief in pain, back, and urinary retention for both sexes. Sold by U F Kenbles druggist in Pella, IA.
Gerald Holland races from Long Island to Crestcliff after Enid Allen, alone and in fear, shoots a burglar who turns out to be a man, then discovers Enid in a disguise. A tense night ends with mutual confession and love as she asks him to stay forever.
An Irish rector and his family faced hostile shouts like Mad dog while abroad over tithes. Anstey the Dublin translator rode with the dean from Limerick, hearing cheers due to deafness, joking at dinner that fame travels far as crowds cheered him all the way.
In John Arn Lloyd's tale Scroggins, a wealthy stage driver, donates to establish a university. He insists the gift carries no glory or name for him, denying pride in wealth or a bid to silence gossip. He plans to return to driving the gulch stagecoach.
The Greenland birch is the midget of the tree family, a pert miniature species whose height rarely tops ten inches even in favorable conditions. It survives across Greenland’s east and southeast coasts where bluffs are blanketed with thick growths of this diminutive woody plant, thriving in soils uniquely rich in nutrients.
A French visitor describes Tetulla islanders using cocoa palm branches to form a moving sieve from shore. About 200 natives plunge and converge to drive fish onto the beach where nets and sticks finish the capture. They cook Osh with bananas and coconut milk amid vivid warlike dress and chalked hair.
A Kansas City lawyer describes using an so called expert on lying in a Fa ney county horse theft case from 1881. The defense hired Mike Sutton and, after the prosecution rested, introduced Buffalo Jones as a witness to claim the prior witness lied. Buffalo testified about lying behaviors and asserted the witness lied, leading to the thief's dismissal.
A vivid excerpt describes North Cape Norway as a desolate promontory towering above rough seas. The author portrays the sheer cliff, icy winds, and barren landscape as part of the world’s end, a stark, solitary point where life struggles amid storms and frost.
In Tyro a bridal custom uses a newly spun linen handkerchief called a tearkerchief. The mother gives it to the bride to dry tears leaving home. The handkerchief is never used after marriage and is stored until the owner's death when laid over her face.
The quote asserts that most people seek constant reassurance and lack self knowledge. It stresses that a leader must master self-knowledge and provide encouragement rather than flattery, framing leadership as an art of bolstering others.
A girl asks an actor if he has been kissed off the stage. He replies that off stage he stays among friends as much as possible. Source: Chicago Record-Herald.
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