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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
The text markets Syrup of Figs and Luxir of Senna as a trusted laxative with gentle cleansing effects. It claims safety, physician approval, and absence of harmful substances, urging readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. via leading druggists.
A family scene shows Tommy leading a pretend convention as children squabble over an apple. The mother learns the kids were “playing politics” adopting the unit rule and Tommy acting as chair of the delegation, casting the decisive vote.
Authorities say today’s middle aged women appear fresher and younger than their mothers due to brief daily skincare. Regular use of standard face creams at drugstores combats wind dust and age, while many neglect facial care in favor of hair. A light routine several times weekly can revive a tired complexion.
Frank J Cheney an elder partner of Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad touts internal use and blood and mucous system action with testimonials, price 75 cents. Stationed in Toledo Ohio with Beal as witness.
A concise statement asserts that every woman is capable of effectively running any business she chooses. It emphasizes confidence and competence across ventures.
A defense lawyer recalls a Alabama plantation conjure doctor and a convicted husband who killed his wife. After a curse and a haunted cabin, the lawyer witnesses a ghostly routine as the condemned man appears to haunt the site each night, with an African tiger lily marking the ring.
The article details peach budding steps from stock prep to grafting. It explains when sap levels permit successful bud insertion, tool requirements, cut patterns forming a T shape, bud selection, handling precautions, tying for contact, and post graft care for rapid first-season growth.
Prof Hansen leads cross breeding of native American plums with Chinese apricot and European varieties at the South Dakota station. The Tokeya, Hansaka, and Sapa plums emerge from Sioux-named crosses, aiming for hardy, high quality fruit suited to the northwest region.
A Philadelphia observer recalls a Swiss summer tale where Charlemagne Tower describes Berlin police rules. In a joke, Schmidt and Krauss discuss Muller drowning after a boat capsized in ten feet of river water, underscoring the ban on swimming by police order.
A speaker recounts a salon quip about a widow and a man who jokes that she is keen on his work, suggesting a scornful remark about proposing marriage while she favors him for status.
The note advises keeping weeds out of strawberry beds and removing surplus runners. It claims an acre of blackberries can yield 10 000 quarts, while average yields run about 3158 quarts or 98 bushels. It mentions bolting cracked fruit trees with a bolt and washers, and suggests summer spraying with whale oil soap to combat San Jose scale until sulfur spray can be applied in late fall or early spring.
The northern corn root worm is a white slender worm a quarter inch long with a brown head and six short legs. It attacks corn roots in May and June causing wilting and plant death if roots fail or soil is poor. Rotation and rich soil help, though rotation alone may not suffice.
The note promotes tools to help neighbors and suggest benefits from sharing resources. It encourages practical aid and reciprocal assistance within communities.
F. A. Rippy of Depot Ave Gallatin Tennessee describes fifteen years of kidney disease with severe back pain and gravel attacks. After passing twenty five stones and years of weakness he used four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills and says the trouble never returned. Sold by all dealers at fifty cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
Dialogue over meals mentions racing plans and appetite. Jim questions training as others joke about dinner and appetite. The exchange hints at daily life and humor surrounding athletic goals.
In Roswell New Mexico Mrs B R Buffham reports success using 20 Mule Team Borax to rid poultry of lice. After spraying her 8 C Leghorn house two months ago she found no lice, plans to continue using Borax as spray and wash.
Report notes large profits from imitation jewelry sold in New York City with retailers earning many times the cost. Typical example says selling $40 items that cost 40 cents, yielding high margins.
Two years of work by Dr Hartman and assistants yields Peruna in tablet form. The new tablets offer the medicinal ingredients of Peruna in a solid tablet for those who object to liquid medicines.
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