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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

6

Dangers of the Change of Life Warned by Lydia Pinkham Ad

An advertising item urges intelligent women to beware the critical period of life as risks of apoplexy congestion and tumors rise. It touts Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound as the best remedy to strengthen nerves and restore balance, citing a Chester Town Maryland testimonial and offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lfe Lydia B.‘Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Wyland Chester Town Lydia

Hat Pin Mixup at Theater Sparks Embarrassed Apology

A man at a theater tries to impress strangers with his wife's amber carved hat pin. He offers it to two women and their escorts, then to two unattended Indians who seem pleased. His wife finally calls him out, leaving him blushing as the pin is returned.

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Chandler Heads Into Water as Intermediary in Rate Fight

Washington report details ex Senator Chandler acting as go between in a clash over railroad rate legislation. Roosevelt and Tillman clash publicly via Chandler while Knox and Spooner feature as decisive voices. Knox remains cool, Crane helps organize a constitutional amendment, and the pair dubbed the Gold Dust Twins of the Senate gains momentum for Pennsylvania.

Washington Chandler Senate Roosevelt Tillman South Carolina Spooner Knox Foraker Senator Knox Root Hay White House Mr. Knox Pennsylvania Crane Massachusetts Shaw Treasury Department

Senators Seek Summer Fishing Trips Across Districts

The article describes how once Congress adjourns a wave of fishing enthusiasm hits the capital. It notes Senate leaders and members like Frye Proctor Du Vols Spooner and Du Bois planning summer outings to favorite fisheries in Gaspe northern Wisconsin and Idaho.

Senate Congress Roda Senator Proator Gaspe Canarw Yrlinitius Atyle Spooner Wisconsin Bailey Senator du Bois Idaho Wyoming

Cure for eczema with Cuticura remedies

Thomas M. Rossiter of East Orange New Jersey declares a long history of severe eczema ending in a total cure after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. He describes widespread itching and raw flesh before treatment five weeks prior and urges others to use the products for a speedy permanent skin cure.

Thomas M. Rossiter Prospect Street East Orange N. J. Mar

Mrs Nurich Robbery Marked By Fearful Outcry

A Detroit Free Press excerpt recalls Mrs Nurich being held up and robbed. She reacts with fear and anger, worried others will think she had no money, noting she had only five cents in her pocketbook at the time.

Island Vision of a Boatbound Haven

A fragment evokes Pat's idea of an island described by a sailor guide, with a playful nautical tone. It hints at a place that cannot be saved without a boat, capturing a lighthouse mood and an adventurous, seafaring impulse.

Pat Patrick

Perhaps It Cured Him Captains Gift From Carnegie Here Fund

Capt. Mark Casta received a $1,500 gift from the Carnegie here fund for bravery in the wreck of the Cherokee. The New York Tribune notes the gift was unexpected and Casta replies with modest humor about a late night home and a wife’s retort. The piece weaves a brief anecdote about a quiet return home and a joke from a Columbus Dispatch humor clip.

Mark Casta Carnegie Here New York Tribune Capt. Casta

Fainting Spells Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs George Forrester of Watertown New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing severe fainting spells tied to anemia and low blood. The ad asserts pills increase red blood cells and restore strength, selling at 50 cents a box or six for $2.60 via Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Williams George Forrester Curtis Street Watertown N.Y Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

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