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Notice appears from Boyden postal service stating publication entry as second class matter and outlining subscription terms.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
2
Notice appears from Boyden postal service stating publication entry as second class matter and outlining subscription terms.
A poem about a dreamer who encounters successive guests at the door as Fame Love Hope and Death enter his life. The dreamer remains unresponsive, inviting each visitor while dreaming of glory and fate across shifting lines and garbled endings.
The piece traces a brook from tiny fountains through mountain mists to a broad river and lake, describing its journey past mosses, glades, and meadows to a gray old sea. It reads as a lyrical natural meditation tied to Birmingham Alabama.
A Chicago Record Herald poem recalls a once dazzling social figure eclipsed by time and fading memory. The piece contrasts public adulation with private loss and questions who remains when attention shifts. The column then explains presbyopia, noting onset around forty and the aid of glasses to restore natural clarity at normal reading distance.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a cure for Catarrh at Catarch. It cites RFJ Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio and endorses F J Cheney as reputable. It mentions West & Frank, Wilding, Kienan & Marvin as Toledo druggists and promotes Ball’s Family Pills and Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price details.
A humorous piece on bachelor life praises single men who manage finances and avoid domestic duties. It then shifts to a historical note on Colorado's first gold discovery in Gregory Gulch in 1859, detailing rapid fortunes and a rush of prospectors across the region.
Cleveland Plain Dealer recalls a theater anecdote about a finicky dog in Caele Torm's Cabin. The hound refused to chase Eliza unless fed lavishly and demanded porterhouse beef with tenderloin, mushrooms and liver and bacon used to placate him as the troupe quit after failure to please the dog.
The school reports Archie Schaap leaving for a new home and praises improved progress in the third and fifth grades. Morning talks focus on The Pilgrims while primary pupils prepare a Thanksgiving program. New seats reduce dilapidation and frequent examinations in the grammar room aim to monitor learning without overemphasis on memorization.
A priest questions the killer Jia about the fate of a victim as the gunmaker recalls the death. The exchange sharpens the moral distance between them before the moment passes.
Advertises Swamp Root a remedy for kidney and bladder issues with claims of rapid relief. Describes symptoms in both women and men and suggests a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. The text emphasizes widespread prevalence and urges readers to mention the newspaper when writing.
Srrotano admits Ruric Nevel escaped despite efforts to kill him. The Duke presses for truth as Valdimir and armed followers are implicated. Savotano reports a black monk intervened and captured the gun maker, while Lesko Totma and Frederick Viska are missing.
Rev. M. D. Myers of Correctionville Ia reports using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine to treat nerve and stomach issues after a German doctor warned of a paralytic stroke. He claims weight gain improved health and urges others to try the remedy from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind. All druggists carry the first bottle with a free book offer.
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