11 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
1
The fair this week will dedicate a new amphitheater with seats more spacious and comfortable at a price of 25 cents, while first performances run up to five seats at 6t and the paper urges liberal patronage. The plan favors women and children attendees and promises a premier program, praised as the finest in the state.
The Emmetsburg Democrat notes that Republican presses call for tariff revision and favor Senate return for William B. Allison. It chronicles his support for the McKinley tariff, his opposition to broad revision, and his role in passing the Dingley bill. It adds that fair spectators at the week’s event might envy bankers or stockmen who own autos.
Harvey Ingham argues against long terms in Congress with two sets of editorials. He contends the issue is thoroughly debated and would benefit from parallel presentation to show both sides.
The state completed an 8300,000 fire proof deaf school building at Council Bluffs for the accommodation of the deaf, with open admission for all school age deaf persons. Parents pay only for clothing and transportation. The Nevada Representative prints support for its presidential candidate Mr Fairbanks, stating he has a habit.
The Osceola Sentinel argues for Col L B Raymond of the Hampton Recorder as lieutenant governor, praising his superior fitness and character and framing the nomination as a county and state wide duty. The piece notes the fair belongs to Kossuth County and all its people, stressing unity and pride in the county fair as a state asset.
A scanned clipping promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial from S Jemison of Spring Grove York County Pa. It also advertises Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets claiming to ease pain by balancing blood pressure and offers trial packages and a 25 cent large box.
A Kalamazoo customer notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm rapidly relieved a lame back after three weeks of plasters and other remedies. L LaGrange of Orange Michigan reports two applications cured his back, with the balm available at E Conner & Co.
Small soft pills advertised as a generic remedy praised for dulling pain and aiding digestion. Sold by I. & Connor & Co., publicized in brief trade style with promotional language.
Analyze how mouth to intestines process food, what remains as feces, and how protein, starch, gums, and fibre digest differently in various feeds. It covers effects of fodder type, drying, preservation, growth stage, preparation methods, grinding, salt, and feeding frequency on digestion and absorption in cattle and other livestock.
A fragmentary discussion connects Henry Wadsworth and older dramatists with Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Beaumond Fletcher. It notes the enduring value of plays from Richelieu to The Lady of Lyons and Tom’s Cabin, suggesting some works outlast their era.
The text compares digestive abilities among Auta oxen sheep goats horses and swine noting coarse fodder digestion and fibre effects. It mentions bread digestion no breed superiority and individual variation. It also advertises Preventics candy cold preventives claiming safe, prompt relief without quinine for feverish children and early cold stages.
A fragmentary ad describes relief for bilious attacks and headaches, recommending Dr King's Pills and Burdock Blood Bitters. It mentions stomach issues, jaundice, and curing irregularities, claiming benefits for Brights' disease and diabetes. The garbled note references a store box and a sale before a fatal malady is realized.
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