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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
7
Mrs M Brickner describes long struggle with female ailments misattributed to internal catarrh. She credits Peruna with restoration after two doses and two months, arguing many cures fail because doctors overlook catarrh as the root cause. Dr Hartman offers free advice from Columbus Ohio.
The piece argues that specialization lowers production costs across manufacturing, turning lamps and watches from luxuries into affordable commodities. It notes mass production reduces prices and expands demand, with a broader claim that many items become necessities as costs fall. The column also includes verses and a note on market scrutiny of the beef industry and Packers inquiries.
The Oregon State fisheries exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland will be in the forestry building north end. It will show salmon hatching methods and display large spring catches weighing 85 to 90 pounds, preserved in inverted glassware, highlighting Oregon’s chief fishing resource.
A farmer from near Trenton Missouri describes severe kidney backache that left him unable to walk. After trying various remedies with no relief, he started Doan's Kidney Pills and reports his backache gradually disappeared. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 66 cents per box, available from dealers or by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An article discusses how metal ores yield sulphur compounds and how smelting produces sulphur dioxide. It notes the potential to convert gas into sulphuric acid via the new contact process, with revenues from waste gas near smelting centers, but high freight costs limit use in remote regions like Shasta. William Conger Morgan cites Harper's Magazine.
A clerk recalls a silk shade matching ordeal to probe customer intent. The first buyer wanted a color she claimed to avoid, testing color in daylight before confessing she did not want it. The tale ends with the clerk noting his caution in uncovering true motives.
A concise guide reviews light colored footwear care highlighting a waxy cleaner, a whitewash prep, and soap washes for suede and buckskin. It notes white linen shoes respond well, and cautions that brighter shoes show dirt more readily unless kept spotless. Also recalls a school anecdote about Decoration Day and soldiers graves.
A warm salt bath is a refreshing remedy for exhaustion from travel or shopping, with a home substitute of rock salt in warm water when away from the sea. If the salt irritates the skin, sponge with violet or lavender water mixed with alcohol and rub briskly with a warm towel. Wear black lace or net over dark silk.
The Island of Fermona produced $1,400,000 in gold last year according to a report. Details mention Kline's Gren Nerve Restorer and Dr R H Kxrve Ltd of 981 Arch St Patin Pa in connection with medical tonics.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for backache, blues, and gynecological troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs Holmes of North Dakota and Mrs Cottery of New York, praising relief from backaches, menstrual pain, and ovarian issues, and invites women to seek advice at Lynn Mass. with free guidance.
An old clipping reports a mother praising Cutienra for her three month old crying from a severe itchy rash that worsened to wasting. The ad claims a complete cure and includes other vintage remedies and testimonials such as Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial and various patent medicines. It also contains unrelated lines about sugar estates, a Toledo attorney affidavit, and a Marcus Aurelius quote.
Arthur Hill and Joseph Schrode from The Wizard of Oz stopped at a Providence shooting gallery last week, spent an hour aiming at bull's eyes, and won many cigars for a Decrepit old man dubbed Father. Hill returned the cigars for the old man, saying, Give them to the old man. The next day the girl was alone. the old man was missing.
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