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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
3
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to purge impurities from winter and prevent blood disorders. It claims impure blood causes pimples humors and eruptions, and promises marvelous cures and overall system renewal for warmer weather.
Fragmented OCR item with mentions of Nellie Taylor and Paul J. D. Quiggs from Fargo who wed after exchanging initials in letters. Other nonsensical phrases reference ads, medicines, Sweden forest acreage, and a stray political line. Readable core concerns a hurried marriage and scattered product and place mentions.
In this chapter fragment Lady Hildred Caraven endures a solitary wedding eve and a cold, loveless ceremony with an indifferent Earl at St George’s Hanover Square. She longs for affection, finds no note or warmth, and confronts a marriage built on status rather than love as her fiancé offers only distant civility and jokes about wedding breakfasts.
A fragment discusses light as a fearful agent that startles the heavens and awakens the soul. It describes light and heat as powerful forces that convey heart pulsations and awaken charm in the soul through a fleeting glance and smile.
Mr Gratebar argues the worst mistake is letting cares paralyze work and urges getting moving. He says fresh air and exercise boost circulation, lift mood, and spur productivity, so a person should walk, start a task, and avoid dwelling on troubles.
A fragment discusses brightening items like cat gin with diluted hydrochloric acid or chalking with whiting. It mentions Louisville Dispatch and a two man claiming not to be a fool, though the passage is fragmentary and unclear.
Representatives from six European powers including Germany Austria Hungary France Great Britain Italy and Russia met President McKinley to urge peace and urge renewed negotiations to avert war between Spain and the United States They asserted restraint and asked for guarantees to restore order in Cuba and to secure peace through dialogue and diplomacy.
An official note records an extraordinary war credit and increased artillery grant for Porto Rico, while Spain considers restraint until NeKinsey recommendations. Riots emerge in Spain amid army demonstrations. in Iowa, a Republican victory concludes Governor Dyer’s campaign. Des Moines hosts the state federation of labor convention in Dubuque on March 1.
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