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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
8
An advertisement extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for torpid liver and digestive disorders. It links liver health to stomach function, claims to restore digestion, reduce toxins, and improve appetite and energy. It emphasizes a glycerine extract of native medicinal roots, non secret, with full ingredients listed on the wrapper.
Queen Wilhelmina arrived at The Hague from Castle Loo and will host peace conference delegates at the House in the Woods villa. Third and Fourth Committees met behind closed doors with figures like Gen. Porter and Prof. De Martens guiding work on naval warfare, greets from Norway and Greece, and Red Cross demonstrations. Two drowning incidents were reported in St Louis and Muskegon as a separate brief.
Hartford fatalities rise to seven from a Sunday night collision east of Sigourney Street. Of 65 Malian workers on the freight, about 40 injured. engineer Jerome Wilson scalded and hospital bound. Two more victims deemed hopeless as toll grows from the disaster.
Denver and Cal June 25 six of seventy eight men indicted by a federal grand jury for land frauds were named A T Sullenberger of Denver connected with Whitney Newton in lumber and Pagosa Springs timber Edgar M Diges president of New Mexico Lumber John Porter of Denver and Durango president of Porter Fuel Robert Forrester formerly with Denver Rio Grande now geologist for Utah Fuel Otis B Spencer former federal official and clerk of district court John de McGinnity millionaire linked to New Mexico Lumber Warrants issued for the remaining sixty seven but arrests will be slow as suspects are scattered across Wisconsin Mississippi Iowa New Mexico Wyoming and other states.
A tornado hit Recreation Park Kalamazoo on Monday morning killing William Wiedmayer who died after contact with a telephone wire. The storm toppled stalls and horses, with limited damage to nearby buildings and no further fatalities reported in the surrounding area.
The curator details the progression of artificial eyes from painted patches to feathered patches, then to hollow silver shells under the eyelid, followed by porcelain eyes and finally glass eyes with a movable pupil. He notes the ongoing work of inventors striving for a perfect pupil mechanism and the financial potential for the successful innovator.
A Success magazine excerpt emphasizes the need for clear overall view in business. It warns against being buried in detail and argues a leader must monitor every movement of the enterprise to avoid dangers and failures. The piece cautions against serving as both general and private, urging strategic oversight.
A prominent society woman advocates pensions for mothers, especially wives of workers earning low wages. She argues that without the mother the nation lacks, and that workingmen’s wives deserve rest after years of toil. A pension would ease burdens and positively influence the next generation.
A wealthy New York widow employs an artificial Nauheim bath setup using pressurized metal cylinders of acid mixed with bath water. The apparatus is costly and intricate, delivering a highly stimulating skin effect and a strong sense of renewal. The widow, once advised to seek Nauheim for a heart disorder, chose to replicate the German spa in her residence due to travel risks.
A physician notes color blindness is rare in girls and common in boys. He reasons that most cases stem from lack of early training in distinguishing colors. Girls learn to identify shades. boys receive little instruction. This leads to differing levels of color perception between sexes.
In a clipped exchange Lovett admits an engagement to a woman who Newitt recalls as an old flame. Newitt acknowledges the claim and notes she once burned Lovett’s money, hinting at past romance and financial folly.
The journal asks the mountain eer about snake bite antidotes and the proper first action when bitten, prompting a terse exchange on immediate response and knowledge.
A garbled line asks whether Hamlet was required by a critic and references Mr. Stormington Barnes in a cryptic exchange, suggesting a literary quotation misrendered or miscopied in the public record. The fragment hints at an inquiry into authorship or interpretation.
Advertisement promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Claims to aid health of working women, with testimonials from Mrs. Sadie Abbott and Mrs. Pree McKibrick. Encourages correspondence with Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Describes product as aiding childbirth recovery and menopause, asserting cures and benefits for uterine issues and general weakness.
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