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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
2
Loie Fuller recounts a Christmas pudding story about dancing children. A coin and a china doll appeared, but no one found the button. Fuller suspects the Nettle girl confessed to swallowing the button to avoid laughter, leaving the outcome unresolved.
Tommy asks why Uncle John married Auntie. Auntie answers for love, and Tommy muses that love can drive a man to almost anything. The line ends with a reflective “MWim” about love’s reach.
The swan outlives many birds with lifespans extending up to about 300 years in extreme cases. It is noted that swans thrive on water and endure long lives.
A woman recounts neuralgic headaches and weight loss blamed on coffee. After switching to Postum she gains weight, headaches lessen, and she gains mental clarity. The letter cites a health book and promotes the product as a solution, asserting the coffee to Postum switch cured her condition. The notice presents as a genuine testimonial with ongoing submissions.
President Taft urges new federal court of commerce to swiftly and uniformly enforce interstate commerce laws. He also proposes national incorporation of powerful industrial combines to regulate trusts while preserving legitimate competition and avoiding blanket prohibition.
A short note reflects on child character growth needing both mother and father guidance rather than relying on the mother alone. It hints at parental dynamics and a young suitor’s playful confrontation about a proposal in a domestic scene. A Chicago Record-Herald remark surveys women and time, joking about lateness.
An exposition to illustrate early historic times in Norway will be held in Bergen next summer.
A provocative paraphrase frames truth as a captured prisoner rather than a sacred ideal. It portrays Macaulay pursuing truth with forceful vigor, dragging it by the hair as a victorious captor rather than reverently seeking it.
A fragment evokes a remark by Rick ter describing a woman as the most inconsistent compound of obstinacy and self sacrifice. The line blends disdain with admiration, suggesting a paradoxical portrait in a literary tone.
A $900-per-annum federal clerk in Washington is asked if he plans to marry. He answers simply I am in love, admitting no financial reason to marry, highlighting a humorous exchange from Lippincott's Magazine.
A frustrated customer pleads for a warm winter suit while the tailor insists payment for the previous garment is due first, delaying a fresh order as winter approaches.
A humorous piece from Everybody's Magazine contrasts the Klondike name as cold and as a brand for incubators and brooders for poultry. It mentions the Des Moines factory and a pun about tides and a fair fat leather at Atlantic City, ending with a playful miscue about drowning.
Free to Our Readers. Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago offers a 48 page illustrated Eye Book and advice on proper application for individual eye issues. The druggist notes Marine believes sore eyes, weak eyes, and eye pain can be helped and recommends trying the remedies for adults and babies with conditions like scaly eyelids and granulation.
A diner jokes with a neighbor after three helpings of fish and meat, claiming no appetite tonight while the other sniffs at the extent of the first’s indulgence. The exchange carries a light, humorous tone typical of casual restaurant banter.
Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism acts quickly and effectively curing in 1 to 3 days. First dose greatly benefits the user, with the cause removed and the pain rapidly fading. Insist grocers supply this remedy and avoid imitations.
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