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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
3
A discussion on whether Pe-ru-na helps catarrh with critique of Hartman remedies. It mentions the Pygmy Cattle of Samoa, noting their small size under 200 pounds male weight, reddish mouse color, large heads, long horns, and stocky build. Dialogue includes humor about horse and mule sense.
Telegrams from Seoul reveal a palace riven by factions around the new emperor. Jealousies among the empresses and factional maneuvering draw in Japanese troops and a reshaped Korean government. Observers warn of possible constitutional overhaul and direct Japanese control via a resident-general.
Wisconsin Supreme Court bars license-fee collection for pre February 1 1889 licenses. Interstate Commerce Commission forms expert board to test safety devices. Southern Railway seeks injunction against reduced 2 cent passenger rate. Federal courts to rule on segregation in railroad service. Newark New York one rail transit plan unveiled. Justice Department pushes penalties against railroads for safety violations as Chicago conference backs 2 cent interstate fare pilot.
May injuries total 287 in Canadian industry while Austria counts 2404 locals with 323099 members. The Bath England Trades Congress opens Sept 2. Oklahoma City mill workers seek an ILU charter. Strikes cast in Winnipeg and Buenos Aires disputed issues to be arbitrated. Scottish miners seek 12 to 14 percent raise. San Francisco broommakers push union stamps. Detroit central union adds Queen of Labor Day. Minneapolis Labor Bank plan grows. Salford dock workers strike over pay. global funerals in Brazil and Siam described with vivid ritual details.
Kingston lies in ruin with cleared streets and only temporary plank structures. No funds exist for rebuilding as insurance payouts fail and investors abandon the island, sparking fears of widespread fires as desperate owners burn properties to claim fire damages.
A reflective passage extols early morning scents as pure and potent. It describes still, misty air preserving nightly odors and the layered aromas a person encounters as they move through a house or landscape, likening the experience to walking through a temple of fragrance.
Etiquette began as a rebel term in effect as two Scotch gardeners laid paths at Versailles for Louis XIV. Courtiers ignored signs until high officials urged walking only within the labeled routes. The phrase narrowed to proper conduct and later broadened its meaning.
Mrs Clyde Pixley of Bridge Street Belding Michigan described severe bladder inflam mation backaches and dizziness with blood like kidney secretions. After five years of illness she took Deans Kidney Pills and recovered within a week becoming a well woman. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sold 50 cents a box.
A blushing girl resists a persistent young reporter who appeals to listen. She insists on not being trifed by Mr Pennyline while he continues to press his case. The scene centers on a youthful tension and unspoken motives amid social pressure.
An old health note explains how intestines absorb nutrients through villi and warns that slow transit turns food into poison. It says Cascarets are the only safe medicine for the bowels and frames digestion as a daily balance between nourishment and toxin.
Two Lindis sisters and another sister report eczema relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. Edith Hammer of Morrison NL writes that one cake of soap and one box of ointment cured her head eczema and that her sister's heart eczema also improved.
A Denver Post item notes the Lewis Single Binder cigar remains popular due to thorough ripening of tobacco at the Ghia factory and high quality graded tobaccos. The Single Binder Factory ranks among the largest fancy tobacco holders in the United States. Also mentions a Wind sor Colorado youth asking the Shirley hotel clerk if the tub is busy after registering.
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