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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
8
An advertisement asserts a distinct female dyspepsia and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a stomach and uterine tonic. It cites Maggie Wright of Brooklyn who, after other remedies failed, recovered in five weeks and endorsed the product widely.
A narrative aboard the Astara describes passengers aboard the Grand Transasiatic to Pekin, including Ephrinell, Miss Horatio Bluett, Major Noltitz, and a German baron. A mysterious glass case marked Mademoiselle Klork travels with the group, raising questions about a hidden passenger and the safety of the wild animal within.
A discussion of unusual aversions among people, from a St. Louis Globe-Democrat based note. George Mespherson notes many examples from painters to athletes, all showing strong dislikes toward foods, colors, or scents without clear reasons.
After breakfast a husband and wife square off over distressing news. Mary asks for a quiet talk while John rejects the idea, insisting the effort is futile and adds a grim line about aborting himself. The exchange hints at underlying strain and potential crisis in the relationship.
John W. Glenister of Providence a champion long distance swimmer endorses Peruna in a New York letter to The Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio. He says two bottles this spring improved his health and he urges athletes to try Peruna to get the system in good shape.
Thleths urge good digestion, steady sleep, and robust health through spring. Athletes, facing spring weariness, praise Peruna as a reliable tonic that lifts mood and keeps them in the pink of condition. Peruna is portrayed as essential to preventing the “under the weather” feel during active life.
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