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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
3
In a fragmented scene from a period tale, Follett and a sick man Mushed share a tense night by a fire as a wagon train nears. Mushed reads from a Bible and mutters verses while Follett contemplates pity amid fever dreams.
Fellet follows Prudence through a pine canyon and a public Brigham procession to a hidden kiss and vow of marriage. The scene blends religious pageantry with a private pledge as they escape into a moonlit grove to plan a life together.
Fragment depicts a sermon on Brigham and his council in Agnalon with talk of ceremonies, irrigation, and daily life. It ends with a tainted promotion for a baby product and an advertisement fragment.
A vintage ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak overworked women, claiming medical endorsements for its ingredients. It asserts no narcotics or harmful drugs are in the formula and invites readers to request the booklet detailing ingredients and professional support from authorities. Includes an offer for Lax-ets candy tablets at 25 cents.
Fragmented ad copy touts Kodol digestive aiding product and Deodorized Witch Hazel Salve. Claims digestion restoration and stomach activity support. Mentions E. W. Conner & Co and cautions about counterfeit products. Contains disjointed lines on marriage and poverty, with outdated phrasing.
Lead Prank Longley of Hull testifies his kidney pain backache and loins sprain kept him from work for years. After trying many remedies without lasting relief kidney pills stopped headaches and backache and let him resume hard work. Sold by Th eoster-Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents for the United States.
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