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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1905

Page

2

Eminent Doctors Praise Its Unicorn Root Medicine

Editorials and medical authorities review Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription highlighting unicorn root Helenias Dintea and golden seal roots as key ingredients. They cite effects on uterine health, menstrual disorders, anemia, and general debility in women with reproductive system complaints.

Pierce John I Mentcat Review Helenias Dintea Fyfe Werther Finley Ellingwood Bennett Medical College Chicago John M. Scudder Cincinnati Bartholow Jefferson Medical College Pierca

Height of Sea Waves and Curious Customs Abroad

English navigator notes sea waves reaching 42 feet along the north coast of Spain. Advertisements urge Pillsbury Vitos as superior wheat food. Personal anecdotes claim Allen's Foot-Ease cures burning feet. A Copenhagen dressmaker, 17, ended by a lover’s dagger. In Labruck Cynnemara Ireland, cemetery custom: male mourners receive tobacco pipes, smoked in silence, ashes knocked on the grave, pipes broken and left.

Spain Pillsbury Labruck Cynnemara Ireland

Planting Castor Beans Repels Pests on the Lawn

The passage notes that no pird, beast or creeping thing will touch a coast or oil plant and that even goats and horses reject it. Locusts avoid it, while caster beans are suggested as a purer method to drive moles from a lawn.

Idaho Joins Fraser Idaho Mrs Lee Endorses Dodd's Pills

Mrs Martha J Lee of Fraser Idaho testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her rheumatism after three attacks and now lets her work and attend Sunday School. She claims the pills remove uric acid by healing and strengthening the kidneys. Also notes Secretary Ahaw plans to end the cabinet around February.

Idaho Fraser Martha J. Lee Dodd Podd

Vane Hamilton Mystery Deepens in Grovedale

Dr. Peck confronts Victor Edes about a bid to claim Mrs. Hamilton and inherit a vanished twin, while rumors of Ashley alive spark a tangled inquiry. The doctor discerns a web of identity, rings, and stolen papers, and leaves in rising indignation as suspense mounts.

Constance Edes Peck Ashley Grovedale Mr. Carter Ides Victor Grovedala Grbvedale Hamilton Dr. Peck Vane Hamilton Hearst

Doubtful Heir Claims Rival Vane Hamilton Idols

Constance Hamilton seeks to settle the two men claiming to be her husband Vane Hamilton. Lawyers Morley and Stevens agree to reexamine the case against rival claimant Edes, while Stone and Ferguson prepare to contest. The situation darkens as rumors, identity, and family memory collide in Grovedale.

Constance Hamilton Mr. Carter Grovedale Lincolnshire Vane Hamilton Morley & Stevens Morley Stevens Ides Mr. Stevens Stone & Ferguson

Talisman Abie to Try Case Against an Indian Fairly

In a northern California town a supposed murder is described with an Indian husband and his half breed wife. The body was disinterred after two weeks and found to show marks of violence. Prosecutors probe potential prejudice among jurors while a witness testifies about past harm involving an Indian.

Talisman Abie California Palesman Taylor Taylor

Too Much for Capt. Winslow

Beaman Jack Mackin of the off Keargarge was brought before Capt. Winslow after a fifty six hour absentee. The captain admonished him and Mackin replied that the world is full of fools and being ashore after a long at sea caused growing pains. He vowed to return to sea if another ship offered him leave with the captain aboard.

Capt Winslow Beaman Jack Mackin Keargarge Charlestown Wan Mackin Jack

Welsh Rabbits and a New Store Clerk Tale

A recent recruit from Ireland's green turf joins a grocery store. A customer asks for crumbled store cheese for a Welsh rabbit and the clerk responds with a humorous line about what he feeds them, reflecting the magazine's playful period voice.

Ireland Lippincott’s

Perfect Man and Woman Jokes and a Duke's Tiny Debt

A revivalist asks if anyone ever saw a perfect man or woman. A tall woman quips she has heard plenty about a perfect woman from her husband’s first wife. The Duke of Westminster, rich yet pennyless, borrows sovereigns, then repays £2 after a comical reminder for riding in a hansom with a duke.

Duke of Westminster London

European Breakfast Fancies and a Small Legal Tale

A humorous European breakfast debate features Clemens preferring American Pillsbury items while discussing cuttlefish and a mantelpiece snack. A short rural legal anecdote follows where a farmer pays a lawyer for advice, then pockets extra cash after a comic miscount.

Convincing Evidence of Pink Pills Cure Rheumatism

A Bristol man recounts curing rheumatism with Dr Williams Pink Pills after blood and circulation issues. He describes pain, swelling, and recovery after two, then three boxes, and urges others to request evidence from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.

Williama Mr. F. LeRoy Hear Constitution Street Bristol Dr. Williams Dr Willigma Medicine Co N.Y

Once-Sufferer Tells How to Find Kidney Relief

Mrs Jane Farrell of 606 Ocean Avenue City N says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her heavy backaches and poor health. She reports swollen feet puffiness dizzy spells and irregular kidney action improved after taking the pills now she is well. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

Jane Farrell Ocean See Vey Sey City Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffata

The average woman prefers honest listening over a large closet collection

A quotation emphasizes that emotional connection tops material abundance. The saying suggests a husband who truly listens provides more value than seventeen closets.

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