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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1905
Page
5
This article explains soap manufacture in large New York plants, detailing the stages from stock and lye boiling to crutching and drying. It contrasts family soap with toilet soap, noting color, additives, and packaging as marketers’ tools, and ends with warnings about colored soaps and false claims.
A Chicago theatre fire killed nearly six hundred. over 3,000 died from pneumonia that year. The article touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia from colds and influenza, citing a Logan New York testimonial by W. D. Wilcox for his daughter Laura. Advert claims end with dealer names and a rural proverb about women.
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A nine foot long blackfish or possible shark was hauled into Puget Sound near West Seattle by Nick Dupont and Greek fishermen. The giant, weighing about 600 pounds, tore the net and fought the small craft before being tied to the stern and left near a jetty overnight. Local sailors declare it the largest fish seen in Puget Sound.
A historical note on John Stuart Mill outlines his early education and development. It traces Greek and arithmetic study at age three, Latin and Euclid by eight, logic and political economy by twelve, and French at fourteen during a long French visit. It covers his mastery of hours, leisure studies in music and riding, and his roles as tutor, debater, and later Indian Office assistant at twenty-two. It ends with a remark by Mill declaring he never was a boy.
An article extols Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a superior purified sulphur source. It claims benefits for liver kidney blood and skin, notes grandmothers used crude sulphur with molasses, and cites Dr. R M Wilking praising the product for constipation malaria and boils.
In a peculiar note, the saying praises a man who gains four Kok from the rabbit's forefoot rather than from a mule or other animal, reflecting a rustic belief or proverb about fortune and resourcefulness.
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