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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
3
A visitor questions why Washington cannot support a first class baseball club. A respondent replies that providence keeps us from business in Congress or the White House during the league season if such a team existed.
Cleveland Leader recounts six year old Helen Grecar telling Mary she will marry and have eighteen children. Marty reacts with astonishment calling her mercenary wretch while a rooster and hens squabble over pride and hatchings.
A Port Wayne reader reports three years of blood and health woes ending after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. The testimonial claims two bottles restored strength and well being, urging others to try the remedy. The missive includes scattered ad-like lines and a humorous domestic scene from the Boston Transcript.
The fragment reveals a seller arguing the property is run down and not yielding income. A real estate agent counters that while there is some appeal to a quirky buyer, the seller insists on getting proper value rather than a sacrifice.
A fragment from Success Magazine notes a series of bills in the English Commons to reorganize marriage service. It quotes a high church instruction for wives to submit to husbands and a man’s vow to give all worldly goods, labeled by Sir Charles and his wife as a lie for fifteen minutes after marriage.
The piece recounts Nord Alexis, former Haitian president, dying in exile in Kingston. It details his opulent palace, guards asleep amid foreign furnishings, and his harsh downfall in December 1904 when residents rose and forced surrender. It notes his arrival in the U.S. during exile and hints at alleged brutal beliefs.
Benjamin G. Flood, a Maine fur trader and expert trapper, discusses snow blindness and influenza. Snow blindness is treated with spruce wood disks placed over the eyes. for influenza the Indian remedy involves a snow hole, hot stones, a camp blanket, and strong teas, with additional notes on harsh winter survival and a 15 percent winter death estimate among solitary trappers.
District of Columbia municipal research reports 35 percent of cities in 42 states show few actively study transmissible disease vision or breathing problems and teeth. good health and nutrition linked to mental ability. Education lunch programs gain support. savings plan suggestion advocates disciplined monthly deposits to curb poverty.
A fragmented page shows casual dialogue and sketches. A Toledo bride question provokes a grandmotherly reply while a teacher and pupil exchange lines about pepper. The mix hints at a humorous slice from a late 19th or early 20th century style newspaper page.
A fragmented exchange features a talkative board member asking why steel trap is called smart and an elderly speaker attributing it to timing. Mrs Lapeling misses a weighty funeral due to illness, expressing regret at not attending the observance of a friend.
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