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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
8
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and thoroughly cleanses the system to clear pimples and blotches. It is mild and pleasant and does not gripe or sicken, making it suitable for women and children. Wm Robinson & Co.
The lord mayor of London received warrants from Lord Windsor to deliver four fat does from Windsor Great Park. Sheriffs received warrants for three does, while the recorder, chamberlain, town clerk, common serjeant, and remembrancer each received warrants for one doe.
A Cushing Maine man recounts three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure after trying three bottles. The advertisement from Wm Robinson & Co promotes Bitters as a remedy for liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria with a 50 cent price.
An amusing Liverpool Mercury excerpt presents a schoolboy essay noting that a horse is not a cat and describing horse varieties such as racer, hunter, and work horses with Welsh ponies. It playfully defines a mule and donkey by ears, mentions mouth age clues, and warns to say Woe when kicked.
A brief puff praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder, claiming cures for piles and a variety of skin ailments. It mentions EB Malford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania as a lecturer and notes the product sells for 25 cents at Wm. Robinson & Co.'s drug store.
British authorities identify the Swedish drill as a notable health and discipline aid for female prisoners, highlighting its role in daily routines and fitness training within the prison system.
Peoria yesterday saw 26 Wyoming horse sale tickets sold. Elmwood resident Miss Jess Walker visits California for three months. Monica minister Rev C T Cady calls on Brimfield friends. Mrs Bridget Killeen ill but improving. A T Babcock gains a new telephone line. J W Budley hires more help as map work starts Monday. Funeral services for Henry Letterman of Rosefield drew many locals. Jackson Caldwell visits his mother E Caldwell in Millbrook. Mrs Hawkes returns to Keweenaw after visiting Dr A J Hawkes. Kate Kent leases her home. M Ibeck to take over mid March. Then a mix of local notes on sewing, visitors from Decatur, pension figures, and a house move. A Greening Bros Nursery Company seeks a live agent. no experience needed. Carson and Morrison vanish, leaving creditors. Humorous clippings on swallowed objects and a Texas man with a revolver. A Lake Maubogog tale recalls a U S Fish Commission capture of a black cat mistaken for a skunk.
The article compares impoverished soil to deficient blood, recommending chemical analysis to select fertilizers for soil and tonics for blood. It suggests fat as the missing nutrient in the body, noting a fat-rich concentrate as the easiest to digest and assimilate.
An old advertisement for Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil promises nourishment and strength when milk and cream fall short. It emphasizes consistent palatability and benefit, noting the product supports those wasting from illness, in children and adults alike.
A fashion bootmaker proclaims toes beyond the big one obsolete. He critiques small toes as weak and unnecessary, arguing the foot is a long pointed shape focused on the big toe. Meanwhile other toes must scrunch together or be discarded to fit the new ideal.
Mia Richardson describes a Japanese attendant in wartime hospitals. She sits on her heels warming her fingers at a hibachi and hides a tiny pipe when observed. The attendant speaks broken English and once says I am a fool, unaware of the odd phrasing.
A brief remark from the Boston Transcript notes Mrs OBrien Phwat medicine as a suggested remedy. Mike chose it as the best option but overused it and became sick for ten days before recovery.
A fragmented excerpt shows Trath lamenting a nailed lie and frustrated at being fixed in the public eye. The text portrays a satire on attention and media scrutiny with a muffled dialogue about visibility and recognition. The scene centers on perception and social fixation.
Brimfield lists church services led by Rev M P Lackuanp Rev A J Buarz Rev P H Hasgy and Rev A Mass ville with Mass and sermon times. Also appears are meetings of G A R K of P M W A Lodge Court of Honor M W A and other fraternal groups with meeting times and locations. Community notices include a recruitment appeal from Harriet M Richards Joliet Box J seeking local women to join a money making opportunity.
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