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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1907

Page

7

Testimonial Letters Endorse Peruna and Manalin Remedies

New York City resident Aline DePasse reports and testimonial readers praise Peruna and Manalin for curing seven years of head throat and digestive catarrh after twelve bottles. Another reader Mildred Grey from Appleton Wisconsin recommends Peruna for stomach catarrh praising early relief and eventual cure.

S. Aline DePasse E. 165Th St New York, N. Y Peruna Manalin Miss. Mildred Grey Weimar St Appleton, Wis Pernna

Beulah Sands Seeks Office Role in Banking Plot

In this chapter, Beulah Sands moves into a central role in Randolph & Randolph’s affairs, offering to work as secretary or clerk while her influence on Bob Brownley grows. Jim and Bob discuss her plan to recover her father’s fortune, with Beulah’s code of fairness shaping their risky stock maneuvers and ethical questions.

Randolph Seaboard Miss Sands Virginia Randolph & Randolph Bob The Cwngig Jim Beulah Sands Kate Stock Exchange

Two Men Plan Bold Moves for Sixty Thousand to Million

In a tense exchange, Jim and an unnamed partner discuss expanding a market position, aiming to raise sixty thousand to much higher figures within six months. They agree to trust in God and involve a high-strung woman as a confidential secretary while taking charge of her account to help her and her father.

Bob Jim

Ruskin Quote Reflected In Quiet Rural Life

A reflective line from John Ruskin celebrates simple labor and contemplation as the path to happiness. The quotation frames farming, reading, thinking, and loving as enduring sources of contentment in rural life.

Lightning Oil Promised as Pain Balm in Alabama Letter

A Montevallo reader praises a product called Lightning Oil as the quick remedy for minor Burns bee stings and toe stubs. The writer signs as P Cassidy from Montevallo Alabama urging others to use the item.

Bobby Lizzie Little Dick P. Cassidy Montevallo Ala

A Vast Supply of Wise Advice From Solomon

A student quotes Solomon as the wisest man and Mr. Meekton quips that his many wives gave him plenty of counsel. The exchange playfully suggests wisdom comes from abundance of advice, in a light classroom moment.

Solomon

Simmons Liver Purifier Praised by Oswego Reader

A Kansas reader from Oswego, M W Thomlinson, reports Simmons liver purifier relieves constipation and liver disorder without griping and recommends it when possible. The note adds a saying that experience teaches but diplomas come too late to be useful.

Hunt's Cure Advised for Skin Troubles by Mrs Hightower

Mrs J I Hightower of Palmetto Louisiana endorses Hunt's Cure as the surest remedy for itching skin ailments including eczema and ringworm. The testimonial highlights personal experience and effective relief.

Hunt J. I. Hightower Palmetto, la

Many Measures Submitted for Verification in London

One thousand three hundred ten metric weights and measures were submitted for verification in London during last year. Officials reviewed a wide range of measures to ensure accuracy and conformity with standards across the city.

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement

Elusive 19th century ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease to cure painful swollen smarting and sweating feet. Claims new shoes fit easily and urges buyers not to accept substitutes. Includes offer sample free and lists A Olmsted of Le Roy New York as contact.

Allen A. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Pores of the Human Skin Fact Recount

The article states the human skin contains about 3 500 perspiration pores per inch, noting the dense distribution of pores across the body's surface. This fact highlights the skin's high level of sweat gland activity and dermal physiology.

Are You One Itching Trouble Epidemic Ad

A vintage advertisement claims itching troubles are epidemic and promotes Hunt's Cure with a money back guarantee if it fails. It urges readers to try the remedy and notes self interest in the ad’s framing.

Hunt

Difference Between Chauffeur and Surgeon Joke

In a Detroit Free Press quip a joker asks the difference between a chauffeur and a surgeon. The bored man replies that the chauffeur runs people down while the surgeon cuts them up. He then hurries onto a passing streetcar for a safe escape.

Detroit Free Press

Red Cross Ball Blue Offered in 2 oz Package

An old clerical ad notes clear white clothes as a sign of Ball Blue from the Red Cross. The large 2 oz package is priced at 5 cents.

Libby

Boost Over Pull Boosts Morale in Tight Spot

A timely assist lifts spirits when a gap appears, providing momentum and renewed confidence. The act contrasts with a weaker pull that leaves a team short of backup and direction.

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Mrs. Depasse New York City Pe-ru-na Man-a-lin Aline Depasse Eht McNeill & Libby Chicago Union Metallic Cartridge Company Bridgeport Conn Broadway New York Carter L Ics Elloog Sewspaper CO Thomas W. Lawson Doubleday, Page & Co Gome Earth Bob Brownley Wall Street John Ruskin Dodds Ione Baba R. Paxton Boston Mass Security Gall Security 7 Security Remedy Co Minneapolis Mino H. H. Green Bor Atlanta South Texas Chas. F. Simmons Orange, Cal San Antonio California Gulf Angeles Cal San Diego A. J. Wilson Alamo Plaza York Continental Gin Company Dallas, Texas
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