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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
2
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Albert B. Cummins was sworn in before four thousand citizens at the city auditorium. His inaugural address urged national controls on large corporations, publicity for major firms, rail tax based on actual value, and enhanced state support for education while proposing July railroad assessments.
An ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward offer for an uncured case. It lists endorsements from Toledo wholesalers West Truan Walding Kinnan Marvin and cites testimonials as free. Includes price seventy five cents per bottle and a separate note on Hall's Family Pills. The piece closes with a quip about neighbors and a doctor recommending Rocky Mountain Tea and family health.
Kansas immigrants from Iowa organize to renew acquaintances and help former Iowa residents in Kansas locate old friends. The Kansas Immigrant Bureau coordinates effort, inviting all Kansans formerly from Iowa to join and share where they are and who they are in the state.
A Topeka Mail and Breeze item urges Iowa born residents in Kansas to contact the Kansas Immigration Bureau in Topeka and reach Iowa organizations. It notes Kansas farmers with Iowa origins feel pride in prosperity and highlights strong state government representation in Congress.
A Kula district housewife pours boiling water from a pan onto a resting leopard. The pan clatters as the leopard leaps away, then tumbles down a ravine. The scene ends with the pan and leopard in dramatic, improbable pursuit across rocks and chasms.
A fragmented line recalls a figure crossing from the Himalayas to the plains, haunted by a challenge he cannot confront. The excerpt hints at an inner struggle tied to vast landscapes and personal limits.
A eighteenth century preacher Dr Samuel Buell stretched sermons to fit hearers. He paused amid nearly two hours of preaching and announced the audience could leave while the rest spoke to the remaining good people. He repeated signals to conclude and finally urged listeners to endure everlastingly.
A physician recounts grandmothers remedies as simple and cheap, noting modern science has moved forward yet many small cures endure. He suggests buying five cents worth of tartar from a drug store to treat dandruff as a timeless remedy.
The text advises dissolving half of a substance in wet water and washing the head thoroughly, then repeating this wash at three month intervals for a year to avoid dandruff. It presents a step by step washing routine with a long-term preventive claim.
Elliston moved from London to Birmingham and faced a scolding trade actor who threatened to eject him. He consulted the stage manager who identified the man as Mr A- a great man. The lessee of Drury Lane insisted such talent must move to London and promptly hired the axeter for Drury Lane.
A cabman and a librarian debate a novel advising it as literature. The cabman questions the work while the librarian confirms it, noting nine characters in early chapters who hire cabs and fling their purses to drivers.
La Nature explains that rubbing a glass tube with wet cork lets a bird’s song be imitated. Move the cork along the tube with varying speed, slow then fast, with abrupt stops. The same can be done by rubbing a corked bottle for a simpler version.
Reliable man sought to open a branch office in the vicinity. The ad from A. T. Morris, Wholesale Youse of Cincinnati Ohio requests good references. Illustrated catalogue four cents stamps two seven.
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