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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
3
An article warns riders to dress warmly for spring street car trips to prevent colds from cooling the body after heat exposure and sitting. It advises Peruna for symptom onset, urging immediate use per bottle directions to avoid longer illness later.
Mr M J Deutsch of Chicago lauds Peruna for effective relief from cold and catarrh after years of use. Mrs C E Long of Atwood Colorado reports dramatic recovery for her three year old from persistent coughs, colds, and croup. Mr James Morrison of Carteret New Jersey confirms trial success for cold prevention and general well being with Peruna.
A Detroit News-Tribune note describes women serving as signal attendants at rural stations in southern France while rail companies save on crossovers by hiring female labor. The husband tends vines, the wife holds the green flag and keeps children quiet, a scene echoed by the Houston Post remark on happiness beyond money.
The sporting editor notes Bishop Fallows remarks on age and wisdom, contrasting biblical longevity with modern wit. He asserts confidence in David’s enduring prowess despite the world’sniftier ways, delivering a compact, period tone summary of the column’s voice.
A local young cook, Awey, showcases lemon, chocolate and custard pies using OUR PIE preparation. The product is sold by most grocers at 10 cents per package containing proper ingredients, according to the article.
Investor asks why buy the feeder route and not compete. Railway magnate hints at desire to control feeding traffic rather to expand main system, signaling strategic consolidation in transit networks.
W and Collett the Colorado Prison Association secretary in Denver discussed a collection of autographs from widows offering to marry his reformative proteges. He remarking that such autographs are interesting and not like dull signatures. A humorous tale warns against autograph collectors. The article notes the nation’s stone product value for 1906 at 6,378,794 dollars, up sharply from 1905 and 1890s figures.
Pettit's Eye Salve sells for 25 cents claiming relief for overworked eyes, styes, eye aches, and congestion. The product is available through All Gua or Howard Bros in Buffalo. Belgian public schools reportedly teach household economy to girls.
V Stefansson in Harper's Magazine notes Eskimo garments beat European outfits for warmth and weight. He details Inuit boots, deerskin coats, hooded suits, and light flexible gear that outperformed Nansen era Finnish boots and other arctic wear. He emphasizes native clothing as superior for extreme cold.
A French scientist named Regnault earlier claimed bacteria in coal, and further investigations support the idea that bacteria existed with the earliest organic life on earth. These ancient bacteria attacked plants and animal bones and teeth, though they differed from modern species.
Mrs Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Conn recounts her infant son suffered year and a half with face and body sores. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for about two months the sores healed and he remained well.
A quote about wasted potential and the squandered portion of ability caused by small weaknesses and bad habits. It laments fine talent bound by lack of preparation and minor flaws, noting the pity of underused power and urging fuller use of one’s capabilities.
Mrs H Mutzabaugh of Duncannon Pennsylvania details a spring kidney illness with smothering spells heat flashes and pain during urination. She credits eight boxes of Deans Kidney Pills for restoring her health and notes they were purchased at 50 cents per box from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
Nearly 800000 new arrivals in Canada in 1907 with about 60000 from the United States. The piece argues favorable climate, grain crops, markets, low land prices, and easy terms plus 160 acres free by government entice settlers. It notes social conditions, schools, and progress, comparing Winnipeg to Chicago and Edmonton to Omaha, and quotes Calgary residents on farming, grazing, and exhibitions.
A Washington Star quote shows Dustin Stax declaring a desire to own railways globally and have transportation in his pocket, criticizing the need to wait in lines for tickets. He aims to be in a position where travel is effortless and instant regardless of location.
A Chicago Tribune snippet reports Mr Quigley remarking on a Wisconsin well roaring again while Mrs Quigley fears the cook may resign as she sees her preparing to leave, with the trunk already being readied. The exchange reflects domestic anxieties amid a publicized issue.
An advertisement touts a permanent cure for nervous diseases and a “Great Serve Restorer” from Dr Kin Kline of Arch Street, Philadelphia. It invites readers to request a trial and treatise, using initials KR B and MH. The odd text includes a distorted note about Chinese population worldwide.
An ethical remedy praised by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World as a wholesome family laxative. The genuine product is Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
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