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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement from Mrs. Pinkham of Adams, Massachusetts, promotes dietary and herbal remedies for female ailments and invites sick women to write for personal health guidance. It claims she has thousands who report improved health.
The Senate and House records show ongoing debate on a minor bill calendar and criticism of Republican policy for the merchant marine shortfall. Aldrich indicates a banking bill move, while the urgent deficiency appropriation passes the House totaling 25 604 150 dollars. The defense clothing fund cuts 300 000 dollars and a police guard for the new House office building is debated. The President's message on the employers liability act is read.
A partial OCR reading shows a weekly notice referencing St G. Dan and Company in an event described as a sale. The readable fragment indicates typical newspaper sale notices but lacks complete details for full context.
A fragmented editorial combines notes on profitable dairy cow selection feeding and product preparation with a whimsical anecdote from Deap Ramisay's book. It mentions a postcard request and hints at disease cures for cows while recounting a Scots sexton gravemaker exchange about soundness.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Grand Duke Constantine of Russia and references culture and society. Details are unclear due to garbled wording, but the name and implication of cultural prominence are present.
The report notes broad price declines and lower collections with figures cited for 1908 228 1005 and 242 in 1904. Canadian failures for the week are 51 versus 44 last week and 18 a year ago per Bradstreet's Report.
A garbled OCR list reports varied commodity prices for grains meats and feeds across Chicago and Milwaukee markets. It includes wheat No 2 prices around 96c to $1.10 per bushel, corn No 2 from 9c to 50c, rye No 2 52c to 63c, oats No 2 wired and other mixed lots, alongside livestock and dairy figures.
Michael Sellman of 7 Sumner Avenue Brooklyns writes that after five years of failed treatments his infant son’s eczema spread across the body and caused severe itching and inflammation. After using Cuticura remedies the son improved then fully recovered by age twelve. the family credits the cure to Caticera Ointment and related products.
Fragment describes a plan to wake enemies at odd hours for a breakfast as a bold, humorous social provocation. The text envisions serving a hearty meal to those unfavored friends, highlighting wild amusement in the act.
Charlies Von Sochnen of Colfax Washington claims for three decades kidney troubles and secretions troubled him until kidney pills provided relief. The ad extols the remedy with testimonials from Buffalo New York based firm Vester Milburn Co and mentions a Matterhorn souvenir aside.
A fragment from a late issue advertises a reward of one hundred dollars for information leading to the recovery of a missing item. The notice directs readers to send inquiries to F. Cheney & Co. Toledo and mentions pills for constipation as a separate aside.
MES. BR Buffham of Roswell New Mexico reports using 2D Mule Team Borax to spray and wash poultry houses to banish lice. After two months he caught several hens but found no lice and plans to continue the treatment despite earlier inflammable lice killer use. Afghan soldiers are not admitted as witnesses in law courts of their own.
Fragmentary line cites Bromo Quinine as a universal cold remedy and mentions signature EF W Grove. The jumbled ad text hints at a medical cure claim used worldwide but lacks clear context or dates.
A jumble of quirky phrases and garbled lines from the Chicago Tribune text includes stray dialogue about a bus, odd spellings, a reference to an ointment promise, and scattered notes on politics, smoke culture, and rabbit bounties in New South Wales.
An old advertisement describes a laxative product praised for gentle action and natural feel. It claims no debilitating after effects and notes physicians know its safe components. The text states it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists.
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