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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
7
Mrs Flighty recalls searching for a boarding place and memories of a beloved cooling spot beneath a great oak tree. The friend asks about last summer as they reminisce, noting the shade and cool air once felt there.
Prominent Albert Lea retailer Q C Hayden of Hayden & Co. says he suffered severe back pain and weakness until using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports immediate kidney relief and full restoration of health with no return of pain. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 50 cents a box.
A Lake Erie captain notes that Perry won his great victory in 1813 while a monocled passenger questions if the Great Lakes have a current like a river. The exchange blends maritime lore with a hint of debate about river-style flow in lakes.
Ask your dealer for Alien's Foot-Ease powder to shake into your shoes. It relieves corns bunions swollen hot sore callous aching and sweaty feet. Sold by all shoe stores 25 cents. Sample mailed free. Address Allen & Gimated Le Roy New York.
A jumble of old sports banter and art news unfolds. A Boston umpire’s balk ruling prompts players to circle a pitcher as the crowd debates the call. Another note recalls Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa in Paris with a new frame exposing a hidden edge.
Reports from Sebastopol and Odessa warn of mass anti-govt unrest as troops in Warsaw desertations and socialist proclamations urge tax and recruit refusals. Fear of massacres in Odessa grows while mass processions fill city centers at midnight. The article cites a call for a popular parliament and implores citizens to refuse loans and support for the throne and army until representative government is convened.
The Department of Agriculture funds Prof. Charles E. Encke to study small gas engines and to conduct experiments converting grain and potatoes to alcohol. A pensions list named forty six professors to receive gifts for deserving faculty, while some denominational institutions are omitted due to fee structures and trustee requirements.
In a bustling snapshot of the era, the Ice Trust faces scrutiny as legal actions mount in Cincinnati and across the nation. Dowie and Lyman J. Gage appear in the chatter, while divorce cases from Pittsburgh and laundry trust indictments in Cincinnati illustrate a period of legal and financial tension.
The article notes minor crustal shifts after the April quake, cites Indian revisions after 1897 shocks, and Omori’s forecasts of continued but non-simultaneous tremors. It also covers rural box regulations changes, meat inspection expansion, eight hour law enforcement, a large fiscal surplus, and naval promotions and removals.
In a Maryland letter dated May 24, 1905, Dr G M Fisher, M D of Big Pool, Md, reports eczema cured since 1897 using Cuticura Remedies. He endorses Cuticura Regolvent and Soap, says he prescribes them for eczema and regards them as meritorious, and offers the letter for publication. The note precedes a spelling test and humorous quips about words ending in dous and a joke about Mrs Jinx.
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