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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a regulating and strengthening remedy for middle age physical decline, kidney and bladder pains, and urinary irregularities. It emphasizes the product’s efficacy and cites William Robinson & Co as the seller, noting that small bottles often become family jars.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hoarseness and a local advert, with unclear references to a specific incident at night around 2 am. No definitive names, places, or outcomes are readable.
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills act quickly to cure bladder disorders without needing further details. The promotional copy mentions Wor. Robinson & with unclear completion.
A short quote attributed to Atchison Glebe notes that self-confidence is typically mostly bluff, reflecting a skeptical take on self-perception.
Mrs. Chas Hayes of 821 Glendale Ave Peoria Illinois writes that after back pain weakness dizziness and fatigue she took Foley Kidney Pills. She reports prompt relief and recommends them. The letter notes improved energy and general well being after using the product and endorses its effectiveness.
A man found guilty of non support is sent to the house of correction for one year to work, while his wife and two children bear the penalty. The article notes the ironical justice of punishing the provider who cannot send a pay envelope home each Saturday.
The article notes intensified study of wind as a power source amid rising electricity use. It cites mean wind speeds of ten to fifteen miles per hour for much of the time, higher in winter, and highlights calm spells. Economical lighting plants can rely on wind with gasoline motors for periods of no wind.
A reflective piece argues vanity destroys true friendship when a vain woman affects its sincerity. It suggests plain women may draw friends by not dwelling on their own charms and advises parents to curb vanity early in children. Ridicule is proposed as a swift teacher to minimize vanity in youth.
Four children including Thelma Borg Sonia Borg and Anna Quinn played with a revolver in Lowell Massachusetts. Anna fourteen was killed when Thelma aged twelve pulled the trigger after a earlier misfire the gun exploded, ending the game.
The passage describes three Kansas City boys convicted for throwing eyes at pedestrians and facing severe penalties. One sentence orders rock breaking for 100 days or weekly church attendance for six months, with insistence on hard discipline to shape them into better youths.
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