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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
A garbled recounting of sea perils describes tidal waves, violent eddies, and a rock driven race between islands. It notes ships stranded by an easterly gale and a Philadelphia Inquirer style wonder at the mysterious subterranean read and the dreadful roaming vapors.
A husband who fancies himself a raconteur and his wife update neighbors with a playful pet call. He tells a humorous tale with excellent Sette as his wife presses him for another story in a light Punch magazine tone.
Readers report a garbled dialogue excerpt with incomplete lines and misjoined phrases. The fragmented text shows quoted speakers discussing faltering actions and a stage setting, with no clear names or identifiable event.
Fragmentary lines describe a mysterious figure linked to the New Year and a dramatic moment. The text presents unclear imagery of guiding, danger, and a precious figure, with winds mentioned as a backdrop to the scene. The overall sense is poetic and symbolic rather than a clear narrative.
A nursery notice advises parents to check infants for worms causing constant hunger and pale eyes. White’s Cream Vermifuge is recommended as a safe cure, claiming to expel all worms. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Sarasota.
A clipping notes the 1918 presidential campaign shows vigorous activity among young politicians. It mentions efforts to mend fences, compares strategies to live wire, and hints at ongoing early booms and uncertain outcomes across cities like Florida, Ghas ton, and St Louis.
The excerpt recounts Pasteur’s misery yet his faith and work remain intact. It notes a vow to inscribe on all future books the word revenge. It references France’s honors list and a dedication tied to his personal motive.
A Lon dog journal recalls Senator Lotaman joking that if the U S presidency were for sale he would probably buy it. The Chicago Tribune cites the remark as part of a broader exchange with a Reporter-Senator in a humorous context.
A Chicago News excerpt recalls a boy saying he was guarded by two policemen most of the time during his visit. The exchange shows parental doubt and police presence in the town.
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri, after thirty years of needing aid, now aims to help others. He touts relief from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders and credits Electric Bitters with curing him. The tonic promises benefits for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria at 60 cents from druggists.
The Dem.Ex.Com of Manatee County led by Frank A. Walter files suit against multiple precinct inspectors and clerks across Precincts 13, 16, and 17, naming J. D. Lamb deputy sheriff and J. E. Jones Clerk among others in a postelection dispute.
A fragment recalls a couple discussing a turkey stuffed with oysters as shells and brittle bones figure in a grim mood. The scene shifts to a medical pitch promising Ballard’s Horehound Syrup aborts coughs and colds, with use at onset preventing pneumonia. Sarasota Drug Co. sells it.
Exeer led a force to expel rivals, driving them out with eurees and theests in a decisive action. The details of the confrontation and involved parties remain unclear in the fragment.
The piece reflects on Tennyson's Deaths of the Old Year and the mood of bidding farewell to the year. It hints at missteps and memories of friends, with a somber voice about endings and the passage of time.
A sister with consumption grew thin and pale but was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery after other remedies failed. The narrator, A. D. McDonald of N: 05:8, reports complete cure with fever and cough relief and mentions a trial bottle free and guaranteed by druggists.
Fragment reads as a shopper alert and self help note urging timely effort and practical steps. It hints at seizing chances and doing small tasks now rather than delaying.
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