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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
5
The article argues Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy, essential for treating catarrh by strengthening mucous membranes and boosting general vitality. It cites Hydrastis Canadensis with Cubebs Copaiba and other tonics as key components and notes numerous testimonials supporting its use worldwide.
A collage of humorous exchanges and ads, includes quips about elections and cooking versus music schooling, a joke about a man with twenty three children, an assertion about Dean's Kidney Pills with patient testimony, plus reflections on the fate of libraries from Alexandria and ancient texts, ending with notes on book preservation and decay.
A garbled mix of health claims for Pazo Ointment promising cure for piles within 6 to 14 days, notes on banana bread and nutrition, quotes about Sir Henry Stanley and a quip by Senator Sorghum, plus a stray remark about steel rust.
An old advertisement explains rheumatism as bloodborne, not skin related, urging constitutional treatment with S. S. S. to cleanse the blood and improve circulation. It warns surface applications only mask symptoms and cannot cure the disease, which can damage nerves and joints if untreated.
In a village kitchen Uncle Cyrus and Aunt Martha discuss a fatal automobile accident near the Judson house after Mary Coombs reports a man was killed. They reflect on safety, trolleys, and aging fears, savoring home comforts while pondering life’s end. The dialogue evokes small-town worries and stubborn optimism.
This youthful piece explains that digestion largely occurs in the upper intestine, not the stomach. It notes common symptoms of intestinal indigestion such as flatulence constipation and weakness, and advises diet adjustments for infants children and adults. It emphasizes milk easy to digest proteins light fats and thorough chewing. Regular outdoor activity and careful aftercare are recommended, with cautious use of intestinal antiseptics under medical guidance.
Sir Henry Hozler, retiring after thirty two years as Lloyds secretary, recalls the blackest day he remembers Oct 1881 when 108 vessels were posted as lost in twelve hours. The tolling bell marks a vessel lost and twice for a missing vessel at the crier’s box.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip notes a grumbling visitor correcting a headline. The critic says the amended line should read that the candidate talked too much rather than talked to many.
The ad copy touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a great blood purifier to combat lingering conditions. It references symptoms like indigestion and eruptions, promotes Sareatabs, and lists price and dosage details for the patent medicine.
An old family remedy named Brandre the Pills is promoted as the best way to purify blood for healthy circulation. Each pill contains extract of sarcaparilla with other mild ingredients and is sold in plain or sugar coated forms. The ad states pills have been used for over a century and widely sold in drug and store outlets. It also oddly notes over 200 million gallons of aerated waters are consumed annually in the United Kingdom.
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