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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1894
Page
8
Pimples arise from clogging of the pores with oily matter called sebum. A central plug forms a blackhead or comedone. inflammation and redness follow, then pus. Thousands of pores exist on the face, and neglect or disease can clog any of them.
A fragmented query notes a claimed preventive and cure for pimples. It references a constitutional summor and suggests a single remedy or approach, but details are unclear and the text appears garbled.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as a skin remedy dissolving oily matter at pore mouths stimulating glands to healthy activity reducing inflammation soothing rough surfaces restoring skin to purity and promising beauty. It cites global sales and also promotes Cuticura Plaster as a pain killing nerve strengthening remedy for ailments in women.
Reports from San Francisco on January 8 discuss rumors that Minister Willis may be aboard the revenue cutter Corwin, with officials denying certainty while noting unusual secrecy on board. The crew reportedly kept reporters at bay as Willis rumors circulated amid Hawaii questions and possible impeachment talk in Congress.
A man from Buffalo, Richard Hanson, claims a four year old girl as his daughter after taking her amid a habeas corpus case. The child resided with widower John Benoit who asserts the girl is his daughter Ella and that Hanson’s claim is a kidnapping. Benoit seeks Buffalo police action while Hanson plans to move to Buffalo and prove his claim.
A Denver report outlines a People's party appeal against a proposed 200 million bond issue, arguing the treasury has been plundered and urging voters to rally for reforms. The piece also notes related incidents, including a fatal balloon accident in San Antonio and a shooting at a Nebraska shooting match.
Indications shift from Gear securing the Iowa senate seat to a long, doubtful fight. Gear leads with about 35 of 57 votes but needs a majority in the Republican caucus. Perkins Lacey and Hepburn hold sway with possible transfers, yet none can deliver. The contest divides lawmakers from different districts across the state.
In Cincinnati two twin brothers closely resemble each other baffling witnesses and officials. Edward Zanoni, linked to lumber theft, denied guilt claiming his twin acted. They were paraded before a judge who finally dismissed the case after identical traits confused all identification attempts.
An advertisement argues heart disease is caused by unnatural living and preventable. It cites Dr. Franklin Miles and James A. Payne, touts Miles New Heart Cure with testimonials, price one dollar per bottle, five dollars for five bottles, and guarantees from Elkhart Indiana. It promises free book and no opiates.
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