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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

7

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Prompts Cure Testimony

Adrian Georgia reader recounts suffering from female weakness and disease and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with cure after medical doubts. The letter praises the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities backache indigestion and nervous prostration and invites confidential free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The piece ends with a quip about tennis giving way to lions and rhinoceroses in popular interest.

Adrian, Ga Lydia E. Pinkham Henry Adrian

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for foot comfort and shoe fit

The notice promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes. It claims to relieve corns bunions swelling soreness heat callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails and to ease new or tight shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25e sample mailed free address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Ray NY Also notes London’s streets require 80 million gallons of water annually.

Allen Olmsted le Ray N. Y

Merlin Oil Folklore Claim From Hamlins Wizard Oil

A historical ad touts Hamlins Wizard Oil as a trusted remedy for aches and pains, citing public confidence and popularity over decades. The copy stresses merit as the sole reason for its standing and outlines a long standing brand claim.

Twain humor in Squash tale at Temperance Hall

Mark Twain recalls a comic Western tale at the Authors' Club in New York as he describes a lesson from Temperance Hall in Squash. He notes the town’s dull appearance and visits a general store where a clerk, while sorting mackerel, predicts a lecture after hearing about entertainment.

Mark Twain Authors’ Club New York Squash Temperance Hall

Passengers Exchange Specs And Newspaper Pass

In a humorous exchange two passengers swap spectacles and request a newspaper, with one noting the other can no longer read and asking for the paper to be passed along.

Eastern Colorado offers best ducements to settlers

Eastern Colorado offers the best inducements to settlers with land from ten to twenty dollars per acre. Lands readily match eastern crop types and attract farmers from older states selling high priced lands. Lincoln County stands as a top agricultural area with W. Pershing of Limon, county surveyor, guiding land selections for decades.

Colorado Lincoln County W. & Pershing Limon

Downcast Ife Walks Street With Boil on Neck

A Chicago Tribune note references Ife walking with a downcast head as Denver Republican remarks on his mood. The piece contrasts the brightness of day with his ruined optimism and mentions visible dandelions in his lawn.

Ife Denver Republican Chicago Tribune

Hog Cholera Care and Sloan's Liniment Instructions

A brief, period style notice explains hog cholera as highly contagious and recommends isolation and pen fumigation. It advertises Sloan's Liniment with a milk mixture for three days and includes testimonials from A. J. McCarthy of Idaville and G. W. Balsbaugh of Peru, with an offer for Sloan’s Book sent free by Dr Earl S. Sloan of Boston.

Sloan A. J. McCarthy Idaville Ind G. W. Balsbaugh Peru Earl S. Sloan Boston Mass

Six months between marriage license and marriage proposed

Prof Charles Zueblin of the University of Chicago urged a compulsory six month interval between license and marriage in his recent lecture The Family. He said marriage is entered into too hastily and that thoughtful delay would promote unselfishness and reduce marital ills. He contrasted male selfishness with a joke about Mrs Hoskins and a dinner gown, illustrating expense concerns.

Charles Zueblin University of Chicago Hoskins Lake Shore Drive

Pastor faces bold church hat rebellion

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip recalls women wearing oversized hats at a church who were ordered to remove them. The pastor asked for compliance, but the women reportedly chose to remove the pastor instead, highlighting a humorous clash between tradition and authority.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Quarrel Questioned as Spat Ends in Silence

In a domestic dispute referenced as a spat, the husband and wife exchange terse remarks about the quarrel, with the husband noting that both contribute and the wife accusing him of contemptible behavior as she declares she will remain silent.

Bandits Rob Chicago Train Near Omaha

Four masked men halted Union Pacific Overland Limited west of Omaha just before midnight, forced mail clerks to open the car, seized seven registered mail pouches, and fled by automobile after a volley of gunfire. Engineer and fireman were driven to the rear while passengers were kept inside. Police pursue in autos.

Union Pacific Overland Limited Omaha

Senate Battle Over Lumber Tariff Increases Protection Push

The Senate spent almost the day debating the lumber schedule of the tariff bill with Root Heyburn Borah and Dolliver arguing for protection and Clapp Burkett and McCumber opposing. A two thirds vote defeated McCumber's free lumber amendment 56 to 25. Dolliver shifted from progressives to oppose free lumber while still doubting harm from Dingley rate cuts. The day also saw sugar tariff talks, Porto Rico measures, and Be veridge defending tariff revision. The House passed the Philippine tariff bill amid other business.

Senate Root Heyburn Borah Dolliver Clapp Burkett McCumber Heybuth Idaho Lena Webs Bailey Denver Owen Aldrich Committee On Ways and Means Porto Rico Foster and McEnery Louisiana Foster McEnery Committee On Finance Beveridge Taft House Senator McEnery United States South Burrows Michigan Smoot Utah Finance Committee Sugar Trust Bristow Kansas

Racial bias ruling limits damages in porters case

Justice Dugro of New York’s Supreme Court held that a colored porter Griffin cannot be valued as highly as Brady, a white plaintiff. Brady, president of a brass company, argued the $2,500 verdict was excessive. the court noted Griffin earned less than a dollar per day and that race affects perceived worth in damages.

Dugro Supreme Court of New York Griffin Brady Daniel M. Brady Diamond Jim George W. Griffin Montreal New York City United States

New York Launches United Dry Goods Companies

A vast new dry goods combine is formed in New York with $51,000,000 capital. John Claflin leads the United Dry Goods Companies of New York, formed to absorb the Associated Merchants Company. Incorporation papers filed in Dover Delaware. Directors include Eugene Alexander and Kenneth McEwen. Thomas F Bayard named in Delaware.

New Concern New York Associated Merchants’ Company John Claflin Associated Merchants Company New Company United Dry Goods Companies of Dover Del Eugene D. Alexander New Brighton S. I Kenneth McEwen Gould & Wilkie Thomas F. Bayard Wilmington

Farmer's Wife Kills Three Children Then Herself near East Hampton

Mrs Louis Carsten cut the throats of her three children and then her own at the Carsten farm two miles from East Hampton Conn Police report two children aged 10 and 10 months dead while Mrs Carsten and a 7-year-old boy lie dying with no known motive stated in the incident.

Hersaci Louis Carsten Carsten East Hampton Conn Louis

Grasty gains control of Pioneer Press press

Charles S. Grasty of the St Paul Dispatch has secured a majority of Pioneer Press stock in St Paul. The evening edition is expected to be suspended. A Jefferson Davis portrait on a large silver service piece for the battleship Mississippi has drawn criticism. The service, a Mississippi gift, will be presented June 1.

Charles S. Grasty St. Paul

Itching Rash Healed by Cuticura in Three Weeks

HL A Kruts koff of Chicago describes an initial eruption of small pus tules that spread and caused intense itching. He tore skin while trying to relieve it, tried doctors and various remedies with little benefit, then used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, leading to cessation of itching within days and disappearance of eruptions in about three weeks.

HL. A. Krutskoff Wabash Ave Chicago Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Cuticura Remedies Boston

Murine Eye Remedy Promises Relief for Eye Pain

Marine eye product advertised by physicians offering relief for red weak weary watery eyes. Claims to soothe eye pain and comply with Pure Food and Drug Laws. Encourages readers to ask their druggist about Murine.

Marine

Roast Goose Sparks Long Waiter Banter at Dining Table

Patrons exchange quips about a roast goose and past meals as a waiter named William is urged to bring broiled ham. The dialogue features a regular patron praising the goose and joking about it lasting ten years. The scene captures a lively restaurant moment with named figures William and the dining pair.

William

Uncle Allen Reflects on Nimrod as a Hunter

Uncle Allen Sparks muses on Nimrod as a mighty hunter before the Lord and questions whether such hunter qualities exist today. He voices doubt about modern equivalents and hesitates mid-sentence as he contemplates the anachronism.

Uncle Allen Sparks Nimrod

Japanese calico mills expand to four acres

A Japanese firm operates calico printing mills spanning four acres, reflecting the industry’s growth after remaining unknown in the country for twelve years.

Pettit's Eye Salve Eyes Relief Ad

Instant relief for all eyes irritated by dust heat sun or wind Pettit s Eye Salve advertised by Howard Bros Buffalo NY as available at druggists.

Pettit Howard Bros Buffalo, N. Y

English Army Abstainers Reach Forty Four Thousand

The English army now records a total abstainers count of 44,000, reflecting a rising trend in temperance among military personnel. This figure highlights a broader social shift influencing discipline, morale, and public conduct within the armed forces.

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