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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
10
Julia Marlowe praises Peruna as a remedy that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. She argues improved digestion nourishes nerve centers, reducing nervous debility, and cites Mrs. J C Jamison of Wallace California who credits Peruna with curing years of stomach trouble after doctors failed.
A terse street scene features a man urging a companion to hurry to reach the next town before jail closes for the night, capturing urgency and rough speech.
A young man courting Bobby’s sister encounters her brother on the street. After several attempts to steer conversation toward the caller, Bobby bluntly confirms the sister’s positive reception. Bobby recalls her saying she was glad Mr Brown had called while she was out.
In a brief note, Hayth explains there was no plan to marry. He warned that if letters were written they would be returned unopened. The speaker suspects withheld mail contained matinee tickets.
Fragmentary note reflects a character named Keren facing social pressure and self-respect challenges. The lines hint at tension with men and the concept of keeping one’s dignity amid conflict. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses built up energy and natural elements like phosphate and wheat. The text mentions Grape-Nuts and suggests a connection to fatigue relief, with scattered names and places embedded in the garbled message.
The speaker warns that mineral supplies are vanishing as growth continues and urges prudent foresight and ceaseless research. Aimed actions include forest conservation, systematized water transportation by the reclamation service, and conservation of oil to protect soil, crops, and commerce.
Rev Dr Manning elected rector of Trinity Episcopal Church New York succeeds the late Dr Morgan Dix. Known as The Little Giant of St Agnes he earns 25000 a year and has refused two bishoprics. Born in England he came to the U S at ten and later joined the Van Antwerp family by marriage.
A reflective piece argues humor stems from life’s grave experiences and serves as a liberator and tonic for the spirit. It asserts humor blends with democratic life, requires moral purpose, and helps readers rise above personal faults, offering resilience against melancholy.
The text argues that America must check what is called the divorce evil, urging the nation to study and address divorce as a public issue. It emphasizes family welfare and national glory, noting presidents reference the problem and calling for action to uphold traditional values.
Augustine Birrell chief secretary for Ireland faces an insane Irishman who accuses him and Lord Aberdeen of stealing Dublin castle crown jewels. The magistrate refuses a warrant. The piece eulogizes Birrell as a strong government figure and home rule advocate amid political debate.
Xenophon Orestes Pindall became acting governor of Arkansas when Governor Little fell ill. Allen Hamiter, then speaker, succeeded him briefly and vetoed bills before Pindall rushed back from Washington. A special session was called, but the legislature did not heed it, placing Pindall in power through an unusual turn of events. The dispute could be resolved by the supreme court.
The article notes Fernando Eb Guadalla, Bolivia born, recently elected president with a 221 090 majority and outlines his career as a lawyer and writer in political economy. It references his service as a diplomat in Peru and Chile, roles as minister of foreign affairs, and later postings in Brazil, Washington, and other capitals before his induction.
The Path finder reports that French female convicts may marry convicts and be transported to New Caledonia. Candidates must be young, healthy, and agree to settle for life. Marriages are arranged by the colony’s governor with selected men. each bride receives an outfit and ticket of leave.
Get a patent. Your inventions may be valuable and should be patented. Send for free information and advice to H J Robinson, Patent Attorney. P O Box 544, Salt Lake City.
The bride teases John during their departure noting nothing was handed to the minister. John replies he will pay him when they return from their wedding trip, claiming he will know better then how much is due.
Bohemia once a kingdom in Europe now part of the Austro Hungary monarchy. It covers 19 822 square miles and contains nearly 400 cities.
The article notes physiological and brain injury factors can alter character. It cites mental disease and accidental brain injury as causes for criminal behavior and argues surgery as a potential treatment. It names Dr. Hollander and references Strand Magazine as the source of the idea.
A brief reader quote reflects on Christian compassion and endurance. It cites Alexander Pope praising bearing others misfortunes with Christian spirit. The line suggests moral steadiness and empathy as timeless virtues.
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