Sadie Robinson Finds Relief From Nervous Humors
Sadie Robinson, described as a pretty girl, suffered from nervousness and pelvic catarrh. She sought treatment and found quick relief in a few days, reported by local medical notes of the period.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
8
Sadie Robinson, described as a pretty girl, suffered from nervousness and pelvic catarrh. She sought treatment and found quick relief in a few days, reported by local medical notes of the period.
Miss Sadie Robinson of Alden Massachusetts writes that Peruna relieved her nervousness weakness from overwork and sleeplessness after seven months of use. She reports improved appetite sleep and pelvic strength. she endorses the remedy and seeks free medical advice from Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
At the biennial convention in Portland Oregon the Order of Railway Conductors adopted resolutions condemning secret rebates and urging restraint on federal rate control. They opposed giving a single body power to regulate rates saying it would cause litigation and unjust reductions, and argued transport costs stay low because of American efficiency and wages. The debate highlighted concerns over the Inter-State Commerce Commission and the impact on 1.3 million railroad workers.
A promotional claim emphasizes Defiance Starch delivering superior quality and greater quantity than competitors, asserting it as the preferred choice for consumers seeking reliability and value. The message positions the brand as leading in performance and output among starch products.
The USDA faces heavy public debate over boracic acid preservative in Australasian butter. Critics urge limiting preservatives and halting imports. Britain reports long use with no proven injuries, while preservative sellers fail to prove safety. The writer argues for reducing preservative use in foods and government action.
A new testing association near Athens Wisconsin adopts Danish practices to monitor milking cattle. Twenty six members join as each farmer will have monthly herd tests. An itinerant tester weighs and tests milk from each cow while staying with members who host him.
James Garfinger of Berrien County Michigan argues in Farmers' Review that creamery profits should favor milk producers. He warns against large dividends on capital stock, especially when shares aren’t evenly held by supplying mills. He urges small dividends and reinvestment in farmers’ milk prices or creamery improvements.
The piece states the U S produces about 1.6 billion pounds of butter annually on around four million farms with about 7 million people involved. It values butter at roughly $300 million, about 20 cents per pound, and notes 95 percent stays in the U S while 4 percent goes abroad. It mentions large cheeses for fairs, references Canada at Columbian Exposition, and a ton cheese sent to London’s Crystal Palace.
England received more than 412000 tons of butter from foreign sources last year. Leading suppliers included Denmark 86480 Russia 20296 France 18658 New Zealand 14749 Canada 18430 Victoria 12785 Holland 12613 Sweden 10899 New South Wales 7981 United States 2487 Queensland 28738 Germany 20 others 9315.
Miss J B Midendarl recovering from fourteen weeks of typhoid fever narrates slow regain of strength. After using Williams Pink Pills, she reports marked improvement within ten days and complete renewal after two boxes. Pills touted as blood fortifier aiding nerves digestion and general debility with wide use among women and overworked individuals.
Advert claims Defiance Cold Water Starch offers 16 oz per package, sells at same price as 4 lb rivals, avoids sticking to iron, and contains no injurious chemicals. Urges buyers to insist on Defiance, cites doctor and consumer quotes, plus a testimonial on Cuthura Soap for sore hands.
A brief maxim notes that sharing value with the worthy strengthens universal bonds through acts of kindness and reciprocity across communities.
A jumble of ad copy and brief notices includes a quip about a clever woman, claims of cures with Dr Kennedy, prospects in Cuba with land offers, a peppy starch ad, a warning on food digestion praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and a Santa Fe Colorado Summer Service notice for the Colorado Flyer with departures from Chicago.
An article touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for nervous prostration in women. It cites Mrs. M. E. Shotwell of Brooklyn who reports relief from insomnia pain and irritability after taking the tonic, claiming she feels ten years younger.
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