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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
6
Woman from Glengom Kentucky reports relief from kidney trouble with Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes symptoms including fluctuating secretions and scalding, noting improved color, absence of inflammation, and better sleep after use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents per box.
The British mint has begun coining farthings more broadly after long underuse in many colonies. The move aims to promote thrift by lowering the cost of small purchases and encouraging savings for buyers of small quantities.
A druggist recalls a woman asking his assistant for medicine for a right side pain. As the mixture was prepared, she urged the pharmacist to ensure the dose and to “make up the median for the right side,” adding a cryptic request that hints at a medical or symbolic instruction.
The article notes that during the Civil War era authors depended on quinine to combat fever. Pioneers clearing flat lands and settling swampy malaria regions faced fever and malaria alongside conflicts with Indigenous peoples, making quinine essential alongside firearms.
A Florence Capen testimony from Oakley Michigan describes relief from back and hip pain after using Dodd's Kidney Pills, noting improved sleep and appetite. The piece praises the pills as a universal cure for kidney ailments supported by numerous cases.
An ad claims a cure for rupture by a process offered by B Wood and associates. It promises a painless, quick recovery with little time or inconvenience, directing readers to a circular for details and listing a Life Building address.
A garbled US paper item surveys hunting myths, New York birth rates, and dukes versus coachmen in a collage of hints. It mentions Martinique, Brazilian figures, and an odd query about umbrella recovery, all in a dreamlike, nonsensical tone with stray phrases.
A 60 foot whale was hooked in New York Bay and, seemingly, freed itself after the line was set. Observers noted the animal’s momentary struggle before it broke away and disappeared from view.
Millionaire Witam Wanamaker is connected to Mies Mabel Walton a wool gortyy's daughter. Inheritance tendencies are rumored to influence her actions with potential concerns about lavish spending and social expectations.
An official from New York's municipal government solves a problem by marrying the good cook, described as a heroic remedy long forgotten. The piece notes no mention of Tim ines or Wavy Gil in Dominican affairs and ends with Nobody, thank Heaven.
John T. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell have been matched for an old-time prize fight, drawing excitement from some quarters as the rivalry rekindles with the Olly geas opening early this year.
A Milwaukee banker confessed to stealing 1,460,000 from the bank, claiming he faced a painful statement to make. He described his intent or state as distressing yet maintained he acted with safety in mind.
George Bernard Shaw suggests fewer race outfield bachelors would care for friends' children, arguing it might reduce social ills. He posits a potential rise in homicides if bachelors were more burdened with child care.
A Bostonian scientist reportedly calculated that the average person blinks about 4 million times yearly. The vice president earns 9000 dollars annually, while the vice president of the Equitable Life is paid 100,000 and has additional grafts around 60,000. The tone critiques public ingratitude.
Ambiguous OCR excerpt suggests North Carolina women showed strength in pistol championship, with notes implying potential impact on marital fidelity among the able bodied men at the Heel. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or entities to confirm specifics.
A Minnesota wife describes long back and right side pain eased by Peruna after doctors failed. She credits a friend’s advice and faithful use of Peruna, claiming a complete cure from pelvic catarrh and related symptoms, noting many testimonials Dr. Hartman receives for his catarrh remedy.
Carrie King of Dassington Massachusetts described years of kidney and liver trouble with persistent cough hacks and headaches. She credits Perrus for restoring health after taking twelve bottles, claiming she became a healthy woman.
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