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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

6

Ataxia Cure Promises Hope From Pink Pills

A patient recounts dramatic recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes initial knee weakness, loss of balance, and advanced fatigue, then gradual improvement and full recovery over seven to eight months. He notes ongoing minor leg twitches.

Watkins Willinmin Marc Jon Auro Williems Thad James H. Watkins Westerlo Street Allany,n Prug

Calumet Baking Powder Promoted Over Rochelle Salts

Advert explains baking powder chemistry and promotes Calumet as superior and healthful. It argues that Rochelle Salts and other additives appear in rival powders, while Calumet bread remains free from Rochelle Salts, alum, lime, or ammonia and costs less. Prominent Boston physicians cited against Rochelle Salts.

Boston Trust

Wild Ducks Collision Leaves One Dead and One Crippled

Hunters returning from a Wabash river trip report witnessing two wild ducks collide in flight. One duck was killed instantly and the other was badly crippled and captured. The correspondence notes wild ducks can fly 60 to 120 miles per hour.

Wabash River Owersville Evansville

Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors

A report by Loiitoy & Johnson lists patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors. Items include a potato digger by James Col Brove of St. Cloud, a rocking horse by Benjamin Fowler of Minneapolis, a store service apparatus by Orville Rice of Sioux Falls, a mop head and wringer by Franklin Stout of Baltic, a draft equalizer by Charles Wydian of Anoka, and a vehicle running gear by Nila Zetterlund of Duluth.

Northwestern Loiitoy & Johnson Pioneer Press St. Paul Minn James Col Brove St. Cloud Benjamin Fowler Minneapolis Charles Miller Orville Rice Sioux Falle Mophead and Wringer Franklin Stout Baltic

Married in haste sparks quick repentance

The Apulaville Courier Journal notes a local couple wed in haste and soon regretted their decision, reflecting on the quick disruption of their plans and the social reaction in town.

Lelatire

Garfield report on packers methods faces renewed scrutiny

After eight months of investigation the Garfield Beef Investigation was harshly criticized but the figures remain unchallenged by critics. Officials say sensational claims lack foundation and cite erroneous bank closures in 1903-04 as untrue.

Garfield Eastern Towa Beef Trust Cox Banking Department Towa State Auditor

Cocoanuts raft described in Far East scene

The Far East ern Review shows a Manila image of coconut rafts assembled in lagoons. Coconuts are stacked on bark fiber ropes in circular networks over twenty feet wide, towed by native boats to a wharf. Trees yield a million coconuts in foll acres of orchard plantings.

Far Eastern Review Manila

Corn Tied Poles Drive Crows From Field

In Suburban Life E P Powell recounts Sean’s scarecrow dilemma and a gawky suggestion to tie ears of corn to pole tops. The trick deterred crows who fled and did not return, a method based on avoiding the pests rather than direct confrontation.

Sean Eifth E. P. Powell

Chicken salad from kitchen scraps in Chicago Tribune style

Mistress requests a dinner using beef scraps bulled ham and roast pork leftovers to make a chicken salad. Cook confirms available meat and prepares the dish aligned with a home kitchen routine.

Verna Chicago Tribune

Oakland Woman Credits Postum For Restored Health

An Oakland woman recounts relief from nervous exhaustion and stomach weakness after quitting coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee. She describes improved energy and steadiness within days and months, aided by the promotional booklet The Road to Wellville.

Oakland Wellville San Francisco Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Sorcerer Guards Escape Plan Amid Cliff Cavern

Clarence Darvel frees Helen from a prison dungeon in a cliff cavern. He gathers supplies, outwits Bashfort and Osreds, and hides proofs of escape on the cliff edge while Helen sleeps, as he plots to keep them safe for days. He watches Helen and awaits dawn as Sofia the sorcerer is set on vengeance.

Helen Clarence Bashfort Sofia Osred de Lavet Allenstone Zeno Bowia Wilfred Osred Rachel J.allenatone Bodie Genie Hylen Martha

Lovers In a Cave Bed scene in a fragile embrace

In a cave Helen Beauclair and her exhausted lover Clarence share a tense scene as he signals sleep and dizziness after three sleepless days. She cradles him, seeking to comfort him, while he weakly asks for rest and a makeshift pillow for his head.

Clarence Helen Beauclair Helen Clarance Belen

A Typical French Child and the Felice Theme

The passage from the London Mail provides a vivid, if caricatured, portrait of a French child named Felice Boulanger. It contrasts her family’s eating habits and late dinners with English norms, highlighting her vitality amid hardship and the narrator’s judgmental observations about her appearance and manners.

Felice Boulanger France Felice Hee Elsten London Mall

Anti Cigarette Law Snoops Tarkington Out of Indiana

A Hoosier anti cigarette statute would bar Booth Tarkington from returning to Indiana during enforcement. The law bans smoking holding or furnishing cigarettes and faces Gov. Hanley’s pledge of strict enforcement. Tarkington is in New York negotiating with publishers and may seek residence in a state without such prohibitions.

Indiana Hoosier Booth Tarkington Jet Todigna Hanley New York

Peruna Cures Catarrh Related Ailments Suggested

An unsigned ad recounts a woman recovering from headaches backache and serious illness with Peruna Or medication. It claims catarrh causes many ailments and that treatment cures related organ problems and offers free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio. A humorous Riley anecdote follows about aging and court testimony.

Peruna Pernna Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Catarrh Cure Promises High Claims With Secret Ingredients

The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy said to cure catarrh by direct action on the disease’s walls. It claims a potent blend of two ingredients purifying blood and curing catarrh, urging readers to send for testimonials and product details from Toledo.

Hall Toledo Pattog

President for a Day at the 1849 Presidential Gap

The article notes Daniel Rice Atchison served as acting president between Polk and Taylor. Atchison, president of the Senate, fulfilled duties when Polk’s term ended on March 4, 1849, Sunday noon. Taylor preferred not to begin on Sunday, so Atchison managed the remaining 24 hours.

Washington Roosevelt Daniel Rice Atchison Polk Taylor Atchigon Senate Zachary Taylor Mr. Atchison

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised cure for painful feet

In Pinch. Use ALLEN'S FOOT EASE A powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet and in growing nails. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Makes new shoes easy. A certain cure for awontier. Sold by all druggists. 250. Trial pack: FREE. Addr A. Dimsted La Roy, N. Y.

Allen Dimsted la Roy

Will Let Him Know Later

A bashful young man asks about marriage while a flirtatious response from a playful woman unfolds. She deflects by noting she would decide by postcard if another suitor appears, keeping the tone light and coy.

One of the gray wolves of the senate referenced in a garbled note

The text mentions H. Rindlaub and a string of garbled terms about eye ear nose and throat, plus a vague allusion to Red Riding Hood. It then muses that water on the brain quells genius, justice grows drowsy, and peace signals war in Congress.

Senate Red Riding, Hood

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