Not Returned Love Gifts Ends Woe
A man laments unreciprocated affection and the sting of gifts left unreturned, revealing a quiet personal sorrow. The piece centers on the emotional impact of unreciprocated love and the loss of sentimental items.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
7
A man laments unreciprocated affection and the sting of gifts left unreturned, revealing a quiet personal sorrow. The piece centers on the emotional impact of unreciprocated love and the loss of sentimental items.
A New York reader asserts a three year old swallowed an entire box of Cuticura Ointment spread on graham crackers during a sea voyage. The test case claims the ointment is pure and harmless as proof by its consumption and the child’s recovery from a cold.
An OCR fragment touts Valin and Constugation as potentially permanent cures via proper personal effort and nature-based remedies. It claims supportive products reduce reliance on medical aids as nourishment and effort align with natural functions.
An English farm demonstration of the latest agricultural motor tractor by Agricultural Motors Limited at Biggleswade Hedfordshire. The article describes the tractor’s light steering, weight, grip in wet ground, and performance plowing three furrows with a three-wheel design, testing headland maneuvering and overall haulage on soft ground.
The grain bins are shown as simple seven feet high rear and five feet front, six to eight feet square, built from six inch lumber and two inch braces. They remain modular with replaceable fronts and T shaped posts set into a cement floor to deter pests, keeping the structure rat and mice proof.
A poultry breeder describes a method to deter sparrows that mob his yards and cut profits. He installed a four inch deep box on a five foot post just outside the yard and filled it with poisoned chick feed to trap and kill the birds.
The article details forest service plans to hire panters to destroy predatory animals in national forests including Absaroka and Gallatin regions. It cites prior seasons, budget shortfalls, and the need to protect timber, watersheds, and wildlife during spring, noting wolves and coyotes as key targets and emphasizing national policy on conservation and wood supply.
Boston author William Dana Orcutt staying at a New York hotel clashes with a newsstand clerk over selling his book The Spell. The exchange centers on a request for two theater tickets and the clerk’s blunt advice about selling books.
A New York Tribune report recalls an employment office manager who questions 14 women about experience in ministers' families and their ability to economize. She notes the preference for applicants with such background as evidence of thrift and discipline.
A Oklahoma nurse credits Deans Kidney Pills with restoring health for backache and kidney symptoms. Mrs Minnie Turner of Anadarko praises the remedy after five boxes improved her run-down condition and urges others to try it. The ad emphasizes widespread availability and a low price.
A warning against mercurial catarrh remedies notes dangers to the sense of smell and mucous membranes. It condemns Mercury containing preparations and urges caution with drugstore products advertised for catarrh. The passage also references other household goods and general cautions about tainted remedies.
Series of testimonials from women in Columbus Ohio and Graniteville Vermont praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life and other female health issues. Letters claim restored health and strength and urge others to try the remedy. The ad promotes thirty years of use and emphasizes roots and herbs as the standard treatment for female ills.
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