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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
7
The article warns that riding street cars in changing spring weather often leads to catching cold as riders shed wraps then cool quickly on movement. It urges protection with wraps, notes widespread spring illnesses, and recommends starting Peruna at first symptoms and continuing until fully recovered.
Letters from readers praise Peruna as effective for colds and catarrh. Merl Mo of Dreurseh notes relief and value. Mrs. C F Eg from Atwood Colorado reports her child’s wheeze and cough improved after using Peruna. James Morrison of Paterson New Jersey says two bottles cured his family’s colds.
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as pure mild bowel regulators that cleanse the canal and fight disease germs. It cites a 1906 Pure Drugs Act, claims 100 million boxes sold, and urges readers to buy a 10 cent box from their druggist with a satisfaction guarantee. Mention of Pettit's Eye Salve also appears.
A column recalls a string of mysterious, often fatal, purges among Turkish officials under Abdul Hamid. Nourri Bey, Shukri Pasha, Abeddin Pasha, Nishan Effendi, and others die after apparent poisonings or illnesses following clashes with the sultan’s circle. The piece notes honesty as a common motive and cites multiple high officials removed without trial.
A conversation between a flippant youth and an old man. The elder warns that age brings humility as what one knows becomes comparatively less. The youth replies, acknowledging the common belief that memory fades in later years.
A Detroit Free Press exchange notes a couple married 12 years. One says the wife's greeting with a kiss shows affection, the other says it reveals whether he has been drinking.
Mrs H Mutzabaugh of Duncannon Pennsylvania details a spring kidney illness with smothering spells heat flashes and painful urination. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring her health after using eight boxes. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
A woman reports her infant son cured of severe facial and body sores after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about two months. She credits the products with saving her child and notes one cake of soap and three boxes of ointment were used, April 22, 1905 in Woodville, Connecticut. A separate brief scene shows a bespectacled man criticizing a department store for not disciplining young ladies, prompting a humorous floorwalker response.
A brief note from Harper's Weekly records a theft of a pie attributed to Mrs Benham. The item notes a tramp as the thief and raises questions about the thief’s intentions.
A Pittsburg Post item notes one family forgives others and agrees to a seven dollar per week price for board, indicating a settled arrangement despite past tensions.
A rich young woman describes six years of nervous dyspepsia and $300 spent on tonics and pastries. She reports rapid improvement after switching to Grape-Nuts, gaining four pounds in a week and urging others to try the cereal, with Postum Co. backing and a nod to The Road to Wellville.
The article notes nearly 300000 newcomers to Canada in 1907 with about 60000 from the United States. It highlights reasons include climate, abundant land at low prices, government 160 acre grants, good markets, social conditions, and prospect of easier life for settlers in provinces with liberty and light taxes.
Lena V Henry of Georgia writes Mrs Pinkham recounting relief from male female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement claims thirty years of medical guidance and cures for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and other symptoms. Mrs Pinkham offers advice to all sick women from Lynn Massachusetts.
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