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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
7
An old newspaper ad describes female catarrh as a systemic condition and promotes Peruna as a universal remedy. It asserts catarrh of the head and pelvic organs share the same cause and promises free medical advice from Dr. Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
The long Chicago garment workers dispute escalated into a city crisis. Employers formed the Employers' Teaming Company, hired 100000 dollars in stock, and mobilized 8000 police, 25000 wages losses, 85000 county deputy costs, and over 5 million in business losses as rioting and injunctions spread. President Shea led union action, indictments for conspiracy followed, and federal measures sought to contain interference while Roosevelt urged order.
A diverse fleet of eleven yachts from Germany England and the United States sails from Sandy Hook to England for a 8000 mile crossing. The event tests design seamanship with liberal rules and promises a historic contest for the coveted trophy possibly won by an American boat.
More than 1,000 Boers plan to move from the Transvaal to German East Africa in May joining 74 people from 14 families already there. They seek farming and cattle raising along the Tanga line 100 to 150 miles inland from the Indian Ocean, to live under a new regime rather than British rule.
Safe blowers secured 1300 in cash and nearly 2000 dollars of merchandise at Todd and Boesch general store in Alexandria Kentucky. The safe was blown to pieces with blasting powder. Trustees of Hyde estate refuse resignation of James W Alexander and threaten removal on grounds of breach of trust. Northwest autonomy bill test vote in Ottawa Ontario House favored government. Separate Catholic schools for territory sustained. Ve rdict of guilty returned against Thomas M Eifelds Washington attorney for embezzling 161000 from defunct funds. Washington Benevolent Association noted as coordinating committee. American federation convention to meet in October. Italian liner Neapo lis passengers jumped overboard in New York harbor. Slip ship liable to 1000 fine for allowing escape. George W Lyon port of New York Surveyor and recent Philippine minor court judge dies in Saybrook Connecticut.
A fragmentary note describes a graveyard future and warns about illness. A friend recounts a deadly cold, claiming worry worsened the outcome. The exchange includes exclamations and casual commentary on health.
A terse note from Trentog Mo describes a severe cold snap gripping the countryside. A farmer, living miles from town, notes dwindling supplies and tough days ahead as unseasonable frost bites crops. Pills advertised for sale promise kidney relief by mail, reflecting era practices and rural commerce.
A caller visits a lawyer after the 1893 panic, recalling the promise of recovery within ten to twelve years. The lawyer admits no improvement, saying he is worse off. The caller jokes about returning in 1915 if a ten cent raise is possible, then departs noting the weather.
An orator declares a good woman is like pure gold while a married man in the rear quips money talks, sparking a sharp exchange in the hall. The playful clash reflects social attitudes and the era’s voice on virtue and wealth.
An Oakland reader recounts her eight year coffee habit ending after reading The Road to Wellville. She attributes relief from nervousness and stomach issues to switching to Postum Food Coffee, noting improved energy and digestion within days. She recalls attending a San Francisco Conclave and credits the book for guidance. There is a concluding slogan: There’s a reason.
The piece argues that sensational charges behind the Beef Investigation lack foundation and questions why official figures are not released to contradict them. It notes many assertions are unfounded and cites a recent article as an example.
A New Woman International Progressive Club session ended abruptly as attendees spent time admiring a baby brought in by Mrs. Sweetie. After mutual greetings and kisses, the group prepared to adjourn with the mood light and social.
A readable note claims bed odor from breath ties to dyspepsia forms. It asserts a single cure by a doctor at Soc and $100 with money back if it fails.
A dialogue fragment shows a medical student asking a doctor about women. The doctor responds that they derive fully two thirds of their income from women, reflecting a dismissive or ironic tone about gender and professional earnings.
An offbeat ad style item features a domestic dialogue about quiet conversation and a claim of using Piso's Cure for Consumption. It includes a dated address in Washington D. C. and a quotation about genius attributed to Ho garth.
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