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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
9
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets made from Mayapple Aloe Jalap and other herbs to relieve constipation. It claims lingering sickness from blocked intestines and built up poisons can be cleaned by a simple dose and urges readers to try the pills now, available in many drug stores.
A young Evansville schoolteacher shocks her family by announcing marriage plans once she finds a husband. Her married sister warns, but the teacher replies she fears dying alone and would rather be a relict than a celibate educator.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal quotes a fairy tale line about wishing and a sharp retort "Toh" from a woman. The piece hints at a humorous aside about marriage and proposals.
Reverend P B Fitzwater of the Moody Bible Institute presents a Sunday School lesson. The piece reflects early 20th century religious instruction and aims to guide teachers and students in Bible study.
A religious lesson outlines the women at the tomb, the angel’s messages, and Jesus meeting them. It highlights the resurrection as proof of Scripture, the divine nature of Christ, the atoning sacrifice, and the promise of immortality for believers.
Chief Justice Chase states that God grants human understanding to be used for glory by promoting creature happiness through science and invention, urging constructive use of intellect in earthly pursuits.
An old healthcare ad defines catarrh as cold in the head and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as system building and blood cleansing. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces, offers testimonials, and guarantees a cure or money back. J Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A visiting foreigner wonders why each party in Parliament has a whip for its own members when aiming to defeat the opposing party. The remark highlights the party discipline used in legislative votes and the role of whips in coordinating attendance and votes.
The remark features Dyer stating that all Wyld efforts yield profit and the judge noting that even errors can generate gain. The exchange presents a sharp confidence in Wyld’s methods and a corrective nod from the judiciary.
John Mullal offers alfalfa at 9 dollars per bushel and sweet clover at 10 dollars per bushel in Sioux City Iowa Read by local readers with a note that preferences follow contraries as a rule.
An older advertisement warns kidney and bladder troubles may worsen without treatment and urges buying Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It touts Holland origin since 1696, promises strength restoration, and offers refunds if unsatisfied. Readily pressed as a health tonic with multiple daily doses.
A quirky set of quotes and notes including a joke about evolution, a poison bottle warning with a sandpaper label band, a line about truth testing by a wife, and reflections on pay day rarity and experience cost.
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