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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
7
A Philadelphia Press clip shows a Sunday school boy probing heaven and overheard logic about going there. Tommy Wise quips that getting on to gay we couldn't would suffice, then implies his mother would take them or bust, referencing last summer at the seashore.
An advertisement cites Mrs. John Kirk of Detroit describing severe kidney trouble five years ago and crediting Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring health. Claims include backache dizziness dropsy swelling and urinary irregularities, with a testimonial on weight gain and renewed vigor. Mentions Foster-Milburn Co. as distributor and 50 cents per box. References eye disease remedies and Pettit's Eye Salve from Howard Bros. Buffalo.
A collage of breezy quips and observations from American papers notes learning English, blame, fashion, charity, and politics. Humorous lines about hats, nurses, taxes, vacations, and a range of social topics reflect press wit from Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Detroit, and Kansas City in a light, period voice.
A concrete plant is planned for Merrillan Wisconsin within 30 days. The Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly backs a closed shop amid a painters dispute condemned by the real estate board. Chippewa Falls judge rules insurance firms may be sued in Wisconsin by serving the state insurance commissioner after firms left the state. The currency controller approves F H Sheldon and associates to organize First National Bank of Deer River Minnesota with 25000 capital and First National Bank of Black Duck Minnesota with 23000 capital. Father E J Comaty administrator settles with the Great Northern Railway for 21 million in the estate of Henry W McCullouch who died in a Park River North Dakota crash last August. The Minneapolis Traffic Association opens offices to advise on freight and passenger rate adjustments for Minneapolis interests before the Interstate Commerce Commission or railroads.
A Denver woman identifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as key to curing long standing female troubles after a failed operation. She cites dramatic health restoration and urges other sick women to write Mrs Pinkham for advice from her Lancaster, Mass. home.
A witty exchange features a boarder arguing mind over matter while stressing memory aids. He suggests using a pencil and paper to make a memorandum, illustrating practical thought over abstract boasting.
Warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and urges prescriptions from a physician. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co with claims of internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists. price ten cents per bottle. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In a satirical moment the philosopher Plato introfaces Wackford Squeers of Dotheboys Hall to Simon Legree of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Lecree proclaims they are two of the most celebrated old masters as Squeers endures a brimstone dose and is summoned to answer.
The article notes Lady Luck sewed steel curb chains under Sir George Luck's shoulder straps during Kandahar campaigns. Tribesmen’s four foot knives prompted the reinforcement, leading to a reported adoption of the steel curb as a permanent cavalry uniform feature per Klarper's Weekly.
A health testimonial praises Grape Nuts for curing years of indigestion. The letter claims the cereal is predigested, easy on the stomach, supports nervous energy, and suitable for both children and adults. It endorses the product as ready to use and invites readers to notice the ongoing testimonials.
In 1630 the first duel on American soil occurred between Edward Doty and Edward Leister, servants of Mr Hopkins. A quarrel led to a duel halted by authorities. One was wounded in the thigh and the other in the hand. The governor ordered them bound head and feet for 24 hours without food or drink, but they were released after an hour due to severe suffering.
Brookline Massachusetts with a 20 000 population is highlighted for its large homes and extensive public improvements. The piece notes long tenure of public officials, including a city clerk serving fifty years, and cites direct legislation and referendum as functioning well in the town’s governance.
A New York family reports eczema appearing at three months and lasting until six months. After trying multiple doctors and hospitals without relief, they used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Within days the baby's condition improved and was described as cured, cost totaling $1.25 for one cake of soap and two boxes of ointment.
A quirky dialogue features a questioner and an innocent bystander. The interrogator notes that the longer a man is married the less he dodges when his wife throws things. The bystander agrees and adds the husband learns to stay still to avoid danger.
Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. It combines HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS with COPAIBA and tonics like COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS CORYDALIS FORMOSA and CEDRON SEED to form a specific treatment for catarrh. The manufacturer cites extensive testimonials and theory supporting its efficacy.
A shopper plans a birthday surprise for her husband requesting nice shirts. She notes no saw teeth collars are acceptable and asks for assorted sizes as George can wear almost anything.
A bold promotional note persuades homemakers to buy OUR PIE mix, claiming lemon chocolate and custard pies can be perfected by any home cook. Each package, enough for two large pies, costs 10 cents and is put up by D Zerta Food Co Rochester NY.
A matron questions a janitor about past occupants of apartments during a house hunting trip. The janitor recalls a Johnson family as former tenants. The matron notes the Johnsons enjoyed onions sauerkraut and codfish, implying clues about the household.
An eight card set featuring Ringling Bros. Menagerie animals is offered to collectors and dealers at 1 cent per card with special dealer pricing. The ad notes potential profit from selling to collectors or the public and provides The Evening Wisconsin Co. address in Milwaukee. Also mentions U S government coal purchases near 6.8 million dollars yearly and commentary on cigars and language bans.
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