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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
2
Fragment reading shows a rustic context with references to homesteads and legal action. The snippet mentions a farmer's son, potential opportunity, and a tense phrase about prices and rates, indicating a local economy or land tenure matter.
Clark Howell of Atlanta recounts a case in Georgia where an elderly Black man was charged with stealing chickens. Despite a likely guilty verdict, he received a harsh sentence after an inexperienced defense. The judge scolded him before a 30 day credit was imposed, a harsh but not unexpected outcome in the scene.
An active young woman describes relief from nervous prostration and dyspepsia after adopting Grape Nuts and Postum. She notes improved health, fewer headaches and fatigue, and attributes her noon luncheon success to Grape Nuts with fruit and cream. She credits health book tips and endorses Postum Co. for women readers.
The article profiles Dr. August Francis Schafer of Bakersfield who developed a pneumonia antitoxin from cultured germs. It claims two thousand cases cured with few deaths, describes the stock mixture and self-made origin, notes trials in San Francisco, and argues for free distribution without patent.
Fragmented ad and story items describe a supposed free recipe for weak kidneys claiming swiftness within a week to end urinary issues and backache. The text shifts to a short anecdote about Johnny Williams in a Sunday school scene from Harper’s Monthly, illustrating moral tone and era.
A fragmented warning signals distemper dangers, urging manufacturers and distributors to heed contagion concerns. The notice from Spohn Medical Co. and Spec Contagious Diseases in Goshen indicates heightened attention to veterinary and animal disease control, stressing caution and awareness of misfortune.
A testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured a woman with stomach trouble and weakness after using a bottle from E Pinkham's. The letter urges women to rely on the product during distressing female health issues and notes it has long been a standard remedy for many years.
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