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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
3
A reader reports dramatic relief after using Peruna for pelvic catarrh and associated pains. The testimonial claims rapid improvement within a week and complete cure in seven weeks, praising the remedy and its perceived effect on pelvic organs and general health.
Last year England France and France mailed 6.89 billion 4.25 billion and 2.80 billion pieces respectively per capita Switzerland led with 130 Germany 114 Netherlands 6 France 1 Is South with certain misreads. German post office ended year with 14.6 million surplus England 20.1 million France 14.0 million.
Railroads push to bring private car lines under Interstate Commerce Commission oversight. A railroad president claims lines are paid mileage with no systemic rate discrimination, leaving excessive charges to shipper remedies if no governing law exists. Other notes include a stag dinner toast, a Russian admiral’s daughter named maid of honor, and British officials naming Thames steamboats after celebrities amid debates on public support.
Seven years after a heavy anxiety in the nation, the triumph at Manila Bay under George Dewey restored confidence. The text links Dewey to Nelson, Paul Jones, Decatur, and Farragut, arguing America’s naval strength endures and steadies the country against future threats.
The weekly crop conditions summary notes warmer times aiding corn and tobacco, but slow germination in Missouri, Red River valley, and Pacific Northwest. Excessive rain hurts areas from the Ohio and Gulf coasts to the Atlantic states, while New England and parts of the Dakotas need rain. Planting advances uneven, winter wheat looks promising, and oats and spring wheat face variable conditions.
Miss Clara Medlin of Pilot Oak Kentucky is described as the only female blacksmith on record by a St. Louis Globe-Democrat special. She can shoe a horse weld a tire and is a skilled carriage painter having painted over seventy buggies last season while also pursuing education in housekeeping and cooking.
A cleaned out cellar as safe as the body needing purification. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as a safe laxative for constipation and stomach troubles with a money back guarantee. Also short quips and assorted notices advertising Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children and various cures and sensational snippets.
A Newark resident recalls personal health struggles and endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal female remedy. The letter highlights relief from irregularities fatigue and nervous symptoms, urging women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free confidential advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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