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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
3
Rosa Adama of Louisville Kentucky reports that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles nervousness and extreme lassitude restoring health and vigor She urges others with female derangements to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice at Lyon Massachusetts.
An expedition fitted at Sheffield with about seventy men to develop six coal fields of Spitabergen after earlier trials. Plans include eleven large shafts to serve as lodgings and housing for machinery and operations in the new mining effort.
An old style ad fragment touts Defiance Starch with a bold line on yellowing clothes. It promises white results and mentions a 10 cent price, reflecting period retail copy and product testing language.
Justice Mathew at a Cathol ic Aid Society meeting recalls a prison governor’s view that years in prison do not hurt a man if he is young, but many years spell utter ruin, explaining the heavy impact of long sentences on youth.
An old ad copy touts Defiance starch with a catchy slogan and a claim of value for a 16 ounce package. It emphasizes use and repeated use after the first purchase.
British surgeon Lockart Mummery notes it is hard to gauge a patient’s ability to endure a severe operation. A weak appearing patient may cope well, while a seemingly strong patient may not, illustrating unpredictable responses to surgery.
A testimonial from William O. Exps.er of Vonburen Indiana dated February 10 1000 extols Piso's Cure as the finest remedy for throat and lung ailments. The piece notes a critic who rejects catsup claims to avoid factory-made products.
Detective Heidelberg says the thief faces capture if diamonds are cut or sold. The gems’ value invites expert scrutiny, and the thief likely knew the store’s methods, making an outsider unlikely to have taken them.
A humorous verse by Blanche Goodman praises the speaker's poetry over Shakespeare Milton and Browning claiming unmatched diction and polish. The speaker asserts editors will beg for verses but never receive them, boasting of backward and forward reading delight and jeweled wording.
Oscar J. Smith of Reno notes Nevada mining camps like Goldfield face less water trouble as baths open. He recalls entering a bathhouse and being told his ticket would secure a bath in weeks, highlighting a crowded system and slow waits amid camp growth.
The Rev Max om of Springfield recounts how John Fiske judged his son’s insult to Mrs Jones and Mr Jones. The historian notes the distinction he would make between calling Mrs Jones a fool and Mr Jones a worse fool. The tale appeared in the Boston Record.
Col Sheldon Potter, head of Philadelphia police, warned at a dinner that gang rule breeds vice. He cited a New England town where corruption preceded widespread dissipation, noting a school board clerk who allegedly signed checks while intoxicated.
Tearful milkman jokes about cows crying over grass feed while a dairy customer hopes future milk will not carry tears into the can. The Tatler humor piece captures a light exchange on dairy quality and sentiment.
A 19th century tip explains preserving non laid ogee eggs for months by coating shells with pure glycerine on the day of laying. Store with the smaller end up in a position that suits the method as glycerine resists rancidity and avoids spoilage of the egg flavor.
Defiance Stared gains appeal for housekeepers as it offers one third more value for the same money due to superior quality.
A Avalon restaurant posted a menu item reading Yellow-tail a la gratia causing amusement. The line misuses French while the restaurant also hints the dish is not free, adding a humorous note to the scene.
Promoters claim Defiance Starch gives one third more for the same money and resists sticking to fabric while ensuring satle remains a factor. The text urges returning unsatisfactory product to dealer.
A married Italian couple who neglected rent at AveHino lodgings left without paying, claiming the house was haunted. The judge ruled that modern science does not recognize ghosts, fining them $100.
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing To help teething children by softening gums and easing irritability. It presents the product as a remedy for teething discomfort and offers household wellness benefit.
A mixed fragment discusses manners and personal betterment with a success quote about feeling purer. It adds stray remarks on rheumatism remedy and a casual jab about wedding marches. It cites defiance starch pricing and jokes about long-standing ideas.
The ad proclaims that De fiance Starch yields best starching results and mentions achieving 4 or more with no cooking required. It adds a maxim about optimism vs outcomes.
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