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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
6
A historical note extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as unrivaled for female troubles and uterine issues, claiming cures for various conditions and demanding preferring it over substitutes. It also recounts a Philadelphia scientist's war critique and a streetcar anecdote about a trolley ride.
Report by patent lawyers Lothrop Johnson lists patentees John Bun ierte Jackson Minn artificial leg William Gibbon Hummer 8 Di auto matic check row corn planter John Cioton Mont phonographic William Merzenich Franklin Minn valve gear John Miller Minneapolis Minn machine for making cement blocks Edward Short St Paul Minn support for polo aréssarrite Yamex BShort St Paul Minn head and ear protector plus unrelated ad copy and stray comments about mothers and CASTORIA for infants and children.
A jumble of faded ads and comic snippets including a pharmaceutical pitch for Ad Casein Cure, a tale from Duluth about Pat the laborer and a Presbyterian church, wedding humor about the best man, and scattered notices offering attractive young lady agents and a real estate quip. The text weaves through scattered names like Cheney, Pat, and references to Duluth News-Tethune and Jukes in a garbled historical page.
An excerpt from Elisee Recluse notes Austria Hungary’s diverse provinces and racial makeup, stating Slavs form a near majority while Germans and Magyars are a minority. It discusses geographic regions, potential federation, and the Danube’s historic influence on empire unity and conflict.
A classroom tale centers on Little Rob a prize geography student who could memorize maps yet mistook them for the real world. He identified regions by color, imagined rivers as lines and cities as dots, unaware of actual locations beyond a magazine depiction.
A professor in Ireland climbs a mountain with a native guide to prove a lake is bottomless. The guide recalls his cousin who leaped in to prove the point and did not resurface, sending for his clothes from America the next day.
A collage of reminiscences and quips about Mark Twain Henry Irving Dodge and Mrs Talmage, plus a humorous Newburyport water bill tale and a Russian census snapshot. Notable bits include Twain teasing a committee head about speaking order and a girl’s sleepy mischief at bedtime.
Mr E Vickery a leading Methodist member in New South Wales has bought the Lyceum Theatre and adjacent Pitt Street property in Sydney for about 170000 dollars. He intends to hand the whole over to the Methodist Mission. Authority on Zoology Prof William T Hornaday co leads an American author renowned for major works.
A clever street boy enters a grocer shop, orders a loaf and ginger beer, and refuses to pay. The grocer accuses him, but the boy claims he never took the loaf. The grocer, amused, offers a dime to repeat the game, and the boy exits shouting a taunt at a neighbor.
Michael Clancey, a Springfield contractor turned rich, owned several horses and entered them for the Saratoga meet. He bet ten dollars on a favored horse, watched from the grandstand with field glasses, while friends teased him. Asked to name his horse’s position, he joked he could not tell if it was third in race three or first in race four.
Mrs Martha J Lee of Fraser Idaho reports Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her rheumatism after three attacks. She says at fifty eight she can walk to Sunday School and do all her work. The statement describes kidney health as key to removing uric acid and curing rheumatism.
Ranter chides Editor over missing ring of speech from last night banquet. Editor upholds friendship claim and questions further proof. No other details provided.
An article cites Dr John Fyfe and other editors praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for numerous female conditions. It lists symptoms such as back pain, leucorrhea, uterine complaints, nervous debility, and menstrual irregularities, attributing relief to the medicine and to ingredients like unicorn root and golden seal root.
Doubt about your kidneys? Urine test shows milky or cloudy, or particles in it, then act. Swamp Root is praised as a pleasant remedy used in hospitals and by physicians for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles.
Editorial note touts Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedies with free sample bottle and book of testimonials. Readers urged to mail address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY using the coupon and to include city or town.
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