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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

7

Peruna Tonic Endorsed By Legal Expert And Users

Hon R 8 Tharin attorney at law and Anti-Trust League counsel from Washington endorses Peruna for catarrhal disorders calling it a great remedy and tonic. T Barnecott of Ontario reports recovering from la grippe and pneumonia after using Peruna and recommends it for similar illnesses. Some readers prefer Peruna tablets, each tablet equals one dose of the liquid tonic.

Tharin Anti-Trust League Pennsylvania Ave N. W Washington, D. C T. Barnecott West Aylmer

Lambs and Kids Sellout Post Easter in Spanish Cities

After Lent in Spain a notable custom unfolds on the Monday after Easter as shepherds display lambs and goats in temporary pens. Parents allow children aged five to twelve to purchase a pet and bring it home to roam the courtyard or house. Girls in particular dress the animals with bows and ribbons. The sale is an ancient practice believed to have church origins.

Spain Adolph Zinert Frankfort Germany New York City Lincoln School Santa Barbara Cal New York Metropolis Central Europe Mediterranean Persia Babylonia Ina Richmond Magherafeit Gas-Works Dublin Ireland Peru Pardo Greenwich Lima United States South American Republic

Cuticura Soap Heals Child’s Itching Sores

Mrs William Geeding of Attica Indiana reports months of itching sores on her young son. After trying various remedies the sores cleared after three uses of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She notes no scarring and no lingering blood issues and endorses the remedies. July 22 1907.

Cutiura William Geeding Washington St Attica Ind

Tank drama unfolds in curious audience exchange

A patron wonders about the play as Olson nearby reveals it is a tank drama. The Chicago Tribune quotes the exchange showing a light moment as the curtain rises on a performance.

Olson Chicago Tribune

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Teacher Salaries Note

Oath from Frank J. Cheney of I J Cheney Co Toledo offers $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ad promotes internaI use and testimonials. Also mentions New York public school teachers' salaries ranging from 800 to 2400 annually.

Brats City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney I. J. Cheney& Co Toledo Hall Frank Cheney New York Public Schools

Judgment of smokers on Lewis' Single Binder Se cigar

Smokers judge Lewis' Single Binder Se cigar equal in quality to the best 10¢ cigars. New York reports daily disposal of fifty tons of condemned fruit of varying character as waste.

Lewis New York Hamburg New York City

Plague of Consumption Costs Nation Billions, Investigations

Yale professor Irving Fisher warned at a tuberculosis congress that tuberculosis kills about 138,000 Americans annually, costing over 8,000 per death in earnings and medical costs, totaling around 1 billion dollars yearly. The piece also reports on investigations, pure food issues, Wright flight tests, and assorted tabloid facts.

United States Irving Fisher Yale Tuberculosis Congress Prof. Fisher

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Reader

A Columbus Ohio reader reports relief from the Change of Life using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims improved energy and ability to work, noting the product’s long standing use for female ailments and inviting other sick women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice. The ad cites Lynn Mass as the source origin.

Lydia E. Pinkham E. Hanson E. Long St Columbus Ohio Mrs. Pinkham

Sabretaches Sell as Elegant Upscale Racks in Town

Fashionable shops offer sabretaches used as letter or newspaper racks in wealthy homes. Once military dispatch cases, these leather fronts feature regiment insignia with vivid red or gray covers. Officers on parade removed covers to show embroidery, reflecting Napoleonic era pride.

Delay in Divorce Hearings Explained by Lawyer

A lawyer specializing in such cases notes that most delays between filing and hearing in divorces arise from the need for partners to reflect. Judges typically grant time for reconsideration, and the saying divorce in haste and repent at leisure is often accurate. If after reflection opinions do not change, judges may advance the suit.

Grandmother Cures Stomach Ailment with Grape Nuts

A New York woman recounts how her 71 year old grandmother, long invalid from stomach and bowel consumption, recovered after starting Grape Nuts. She progressed from a teaspoonful to a full four per meal, gained strength, and avoided further medicines as doctors were astonished by the recovery. The letter promotes Grape Nuts and Postum with the slogan There’s a Reason.

N. Y Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

A Unique Endowment at Margate Deaf Institute

A suggestion from the American Association for the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf notes the world’s only endowed flagstaff at the Royal Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb in Margate England. Erected in King Edward VII’s accession year, funds from pupils and friends bought twenty flags with leftover money invested for a biennial endowment. Flags include the Royal Standard, Stars and Stripes, German and French banners, and Union Jack for historic milestones and church feasts.

American Association For the Teaching of Royal Asylum For the Deaf and Dumb Margate England Edward VII Roosevelt St. David's St. Patrick’s St. George’s

A Common Delinquent Tale At A Chicago School

A college dean warns against overhelpful parents after recounting a Chicago pupil whose mother aided lessons until the child’s work seemed right. The student confessed the problems were incorrect, but the mother realized many other mothers shared the same errors.

Chicago Mamma

Start in Life better than youth in early era tale

A witty exchange between a rich old gentleman and a young man from the Democratic Telegram contrasts humble beginnings. The old man recalls starting life by walking before having a motor car, while the youth notes his own ascent from coaching to mobility, highlighting different paths to success.

Democratic Telegram

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