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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
7
Lizzie Lohr of 1155 W 13th Wil de daerns describes long night sweats and weakness before using Peruna on Dr Hartman’s advice. After four months and five bottles she reports full recovery and urges other women to write for details about her case.
The writer scorns those prankish skeptics who doubt nature, declaring the fakers as birds of a feather and incapable of explaining why. An example mocking the fly’s habit of rubbing its forelegs together illustrates the humor.
Delicious lemon pies that make your mouth water are simple and inexpensive with OUR PIE Preparation. No fuss, just try it and tell friends. Three kinds available at grocers: Lemon, Chocolate, and Custard for ten cents each.
While traveling from Monreale to Palermo, Dean Stanley shivered and, with a night-shirt drawn from his bag, rode into the city in plain sight. His friend, reading beside him, suggested a garment. Astonishment greeted the pair upon arrival.
Quote exchange notes a speaker who is comfortable on the platform and at home. The remark contrasts his listening at home with talking on the platform, illustrating a public persona distinct from private verse in a concise dialogue snippet.
A Washington Star quotation features Senator Sorghum cautioning about the perils of graft in politics. He warns that entering public life with high hopes can end with a terrible past if one is careless about integrity.
A young Texas woman recounts starting coffee in childhood, quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee for about a month, and seeing nervousness, indigestion, and headaches disappear. She notes improved complexion and claims no craving for coffee. She worked as a primary teacher and urges proper Postum preparation per the booklet The Road to Wellville by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
A mixed report details unions forming in Fargo and St Paul, new locals in Boston, and a rising International Brotherhood of Teamsters presence. It notes wage gains for barbers, eight hour concessions in Swansea, a new monthly organ in North America, and a push to organize through surveys, strikes, and central bodies amid broad labor unrest.
The article, quoting Louis J. Meader, recalls dueling as a defining social institution in old New Orleans. It notes prominent figures such as Henry Clay Andrew Jackson Alexander Hamilton and De Witt Clinton and describes dueling as woven into community life, with creole cemeteries bearing silent witness to the era.
Proof for Two Cents advertises kidney cure claims by G. W. Winney of Medina New York who says Dean’s Kidney Dilla cured him after eighteen months in hospitals. He weighed 143 before treatment and 162 after ten to twelve boxes. Foster Milburn Co sells at 50 cents per box. John Drew drawing power item notes a club discussion about his devotion to a blonde with witty quotes from Lippincott’s.
Mrs Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska says after measles she suffered with head and neck sores as large as pennies, hair loss, and failure of doctors remedies. She reports using Cutiura Remedies, seeing improvement in a week and complete cure in three weeks, seven years ago with no recurrence.
In a published exchange the Secretary laments a 10 percent rise in product costs, while the President, regretting the impact, warns that a further 40 percent price increase is unavoidable. The dialogue highlights looming burdens on consumers and corporate accountability.
One hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured nothing else. J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo wholesalers certify Mr Cheney honest. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally affects blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials free. 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An aeronaut asks about a town northward and a farmer aboard a passing balloon yells Oshkosh in a comic exchange. The pilot and companion exchange confusion as the farmer’s reaction remains unclear, captured in a Chicago Tribune humorous scrap.
The text notes that U VP may signify United Presbyterian or Harriman depending on context. It surveys two possible expansions without committing to a single interpretation.
Winnipeg correspondent notes Western Canada soil proves highly productive for grain. Frost in August limited yields. Southern Alberta sows 100000 acres of winter wheat with expected huge output. Canadian government offers 160 acres free to homesteaders via proxy entry. A Craik, Sask. letter cites a Dahlia from Minneapolis blooming in 80 days, illustrating strong soil and climate advantages.
The Grand Magazine cites Lao chuan belief in a rare Tonkin resinous wood used for coffins. Natives seek the buried trees as wealth resembling mines of wood, with whole families likely investing lavish sums for a single coffin. A Chinese coffin maker may pay substantial sums for this prized material.
A husband winning a euchre game with the Mountain house belle turns on his wife by saying he is in the way of the light. The wife retorts that she can see through him clearly as she works on embroidery, highlighting a puzzled domestic moment from Lippincott's.
A. Fisk, who moved to Oregon from Colorado, started large scale ginseng farming near Wilhoit Springs. The crop promises high profits with Fisk expecting at least 5000 dollars from a few acres this year. Mark Levy, a commission man, reports promising fields and a strong Chinese market willing to pay high prices for the root.
Mr. M. R. Zaegel of Sheboygan Wisconsin announces a medical preparation Z. M. O. claimed to cure rheumatism backache wounds and more after numerous tests. A graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy he offers free treatment to anyone writing to his laboratory at GOT Main street Sheboygan Wis.
A collection of wry maxims on fate fortune and self discipline contrasts mythic ability with modern skills. It notes clever players moving families and a cigarette maker turning out four a minute highlighting practical craft over theory.
London religious buildings accommodated about one and a half million people at peak times.
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