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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
7
Esther Milner of DeGraff Ohio describes a pelvic weakness cured by four bottles of Peruna noting doctor Hartman and urging others to try the herbal medicine. The letter praises Peruna as wonderful and states it was sold by local druggists.
The Chicago Inter Ocean honors Russell Sage as the epitome of the American ideal of work, noting his extreme frugality and refusal of holidays. Sage claimed he would die if he stopped working, a lifestyle that defined his years and influenced his clerks and carriage era. The piece contrasts Sage with a broader view of disciplined work. It also touches on Japanese government backed commerce shaping Oriental trade and finance, hinting at privatized enterprise within state power and its impact on Western exporters.
The article notes extensive uses of compressed air in rock drills and pneumatic tools, with mention of steam and boiler innovations in Chicago, a rising electric power plant, and an advanced efficient workplace. It discusses birth and death rates, sanitation, and social factors, plus a new foghorn signal using compressed air at a lighthouse. The piece ends with a piano tuning via telephone and a remark about refurn being bilious.
A patchwork of notices critiques fortunes, cures, and imports. Claims on Marshall Field, Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Bottle, Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy advertise cures and money back guarantees. Canadian wheat future forecasts and diamond versus auto import trends reflect era commerce.
A one month old with crusted eczema was treated after two doctors failed. Six cakes of Cuticura Soap and as much Ointment cured all sores, leaving no scar at age seventeen. A reader from Marksville Ta praises Cuticura for fever blister relief and notes a political quip about Czar Nick.
A persistent woman with a history of nervousness and hysteria credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health and enabling her to resume studies and teach. After years of illness beginning in childhood, she notes improved sleep, reduced headaches, and renewed vigor following daily use, with a return to normal life and happiness in Pere Creen Creek, Michigan.
A local manager position is offered with complete independence and generous remuneration. No prior experience required. candidates must be confident and presentable. Immediate placement nationwide. write to Circulation, No. 182 in street, Buffalo, N.Y. to secure a district.
A sensational report from the US Consul at Kies to Washington claims not fewer than 6000 German prosecutions for food adulterations in 1903. The figure is said to explain Germany’s strong opposition to imported adulterated foods from the United States. They, save, more than enough of their own.
An era of nervous mothers undermines homes with irritability and fatigue. The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the leading cure for female disorders, citing testimonials from Chester Curry and Mrs. Brown. It invites women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham, promising free guidance and urging use of the product.
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