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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
6
The piece examines the drift from plain terms to elaborate names in science and daily speech. It traces carbon dioxide to carbonic acid gas and notes shifts from familiar words to polysyllabic labels, plus the social spread of new verbal aliases and their impact on understanding.
Professor Lohnberg in the Vienna Clinical Review argues that the ordinary cold is a collective name for many complaints and not a single illness. He says no universal remedy exists and that cold causes depend on mass examination of nasal cavities, not drafts or weather alone.
Hetty C Stearns of Shulsburg Wisconsin reports Ballard's Horehound Syrup relieves hoarseness croup cough oppressed rattling and breathing. Sold for two years with repeat customers and high satisfaction. Available 25 50 and 1 at J L Wikle and J B Privett Oxford Alabama.
From James H. Kidder's Big Game of Western Alaska in Outing, this excerpt describes the kadiaK bear's seasonal feeding. It fattens on berries and salmon from June to October, sleeps through winter, then weakly awakens in spring. Early spring exercise precedes kelp purging and a diet shift to salmon berries and young grass until salmon return.
An elderly Toowoomba resident endorses Chamberlains Cough Kennedy as an effective remedy for a long lasting cold. The testimonial notes the cure and recommends the medicine for others. Sold by J L Wikle.
The text notes a trend among royalty to drop the royal we in favor of I. Before Richard I, rulers spoke as I, making him the first European sovereign to use the royal we. The shift is linked to his seal bearing two lions, interpreted as symbolic of the kingly we or occasion.
H T McIntyre of St Paul Minnesota credits Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets with relief from a disturbed stomach. He says the tablets are better than anything he has used and notes they are for sale by J L Wikle.
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