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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
7
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related medicines have moved from initial doubt to broad acceptance as hundreds of thousands of women report cures. Leading scientists and physicians acknowledge the merit and value of the Pinkham remedies in addressing women's health concerns.
The Ottawa mayoral candidate Fred Cook leveraged vocal talent and poetry as a campaign tool. A long time London Times Canadian correspondent, Cook previously ran in 1901 and faced a brief setback over a late drink. This campaign featured decorative dual language cards with his portrait, the mayor’s office, and patriotic emblems.
A New York doctor advocates a family poison antidote guide for emergencies. He notes many accidental poisonings go unreported outside the family and stresses prompt action before professional help arrives. He suggests simple, quick antidotes for common poisons to improve outcomes.
A Kansas City Journal item recalls a Carthage incident where a father overwhelmed by illness was lifted over his son’s shoulder and toted home. The anecdote is framed as evidence against claims that filial affection dwindles in modern times.
A scanned grid of ads touts internal remedies for catarrh claiming direct blood action, notes “FITS permanently cured” by Dr Kline's remedy, boasts a Toledo address, mentions local mills and Amsterdam diamond workers, and closes with a quip about frugal single women.
In a New York sermon Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman urges fair consideration of Christ claims, contrasting love and hate in John and warning that indifference and unbelief are stones cast at Jesus. He recalls Herod, Pilate, and modern skeptics, urging acceptance of salvation through faith in Christ.
The quotation from Rev. H. E. Cobb of New York City states that written law of God governs gifts and outcomes in life. It asserts that life relations follow reciprocal law, actions have consequences, and will power, properly exerted, can prevail over evil surroundings.
A reflection on character and intention. The text argues that true identity comes from what a man intends to be, not merely what he says or plans. It notes that inner resolve governs outward actions and aligns with the idea that “as he thinketh within himself, so is he.”
A British Association presentation described a non stopping express system. A circular track model showed the last carriage being slipped at each station to drop off passengers and reattach to the main train for continued travel. Cars would be electrically driven and shown to separate and rejoin with an overtake process.
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