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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

7

Doans Kidney Pills Advertised By Carey Engineer

Civil engineer BAillett of Carey Ohio recalls a kidney illness six years ago. After years of pain dizziness and weakness he used Doans Kidney Pills and saw marked relief after the first box with no kidney trouble since. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Carey Baillett Main St Ohio Dijah Messet Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan

Hard to Break the Habit in a Street Accompaniment

A speaker notes the difficulty of changing long established habits as she asks for help with a new song. The reply is distracted and graphic in tone, urging the accompanist to play in the street, illustrating the reckless habit with a dramatic edge.

Stiff Neck Relief Ad Highlight From Hanford Balsam

Fragment mentionsHanford balsam for stiff neck with claim that many men, though silent, are growing deaf to scrutiny. The tone imitates an old advertisement or testimonial from a period source.

Credi

California Woman Recovers From Severe Cough

Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California reports a severe cold with lung soreness eased by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She bought a bottle on a friend's recommendation and experienced relief the first night and was fully cured overall. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain Marie Gerber Sawtelle Cal

Good Old Santa Travels to Odd Places Across Nation

An evocative Christmas sketch describes Santa visiting diverse sites from Ellis Island to remote lighthouse outposts and Aleutian islands. It notes charity by missionary groups, immigrant children, and Magellanic feasts amid stormy seas, with tales of geese, ducks, and reindeer delivering holiday cheer.

Santa Claus Ellis Insland Harbor New York America Roofi Island Maine Boonight Sam Aleutian Chain Alaska Pacific United States Christimanstide

Pincushion fashions and decorative gift ideas in satin and ribbon

An article outlines versatile pincushion designs as stylish useful gifts. It highlights satin ribbon cushions with adjustable cords, ivory ring safety pins, and basket-based displays. Various decorative motifs include satin and gold net coverings, woven ribbons, and embroidered accents for travelers and home use.

Servia Hymn Sparks Debate Over National Song

Readers discuss Servia's national hymn noting its outdated lines and proposing revisions. The exchange questions the opening phrase “Servia, peaceful land of flowers” and whether a renovation could better reflect the nation’s history and identity.

Servia

How to Bankrupt the Doctors and Other Nonsense

A New York physician jokes that thin stockings and shoes keep doctors afloat. The ad urges early cough and cold treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praised for cures, safety, and wide dealer availability. It notes hearing loss jokes about aged folks and missed jokes.

New York

Hanford’s Balsam Promised For Weak Joints

An unclear ad copy touts Hanford's Bal sam for weak joints. It asserts rubbing in thoroughly and mentions moral judgments about a man’s company and affection as a backhanded aside in the advertisement.

Hanford

Cured of Liver Complaint by Chamberlains Tablets

Iva Smith of Point Blank Texas credits Chamberlains Tablets with a complete cure for a liver complaint after using a 25e box. The уверее ad emphasizes the product for sale by all dealers. Hanfords Balsam is recommended to prevent blood poison from a scratched skim. The clip ends with a reflection on moving picture shows and shared misgivings about time.

Iva Smith Point Blank Texas Hanford

The Man Who Neglects Himself Kidney Trouble Adverts

J. D. Ewing claims kidney symptoms such as backache nervous spells and poor sleep disappear with Foley Kidney Pills. The product promises to improve kidney and bladder health by making them clean strong and healthy through regular use.

J. D. Ewing

Early American Mineral Waters Start in New York

The first real mineral waters were manufactured in America in 1806 using correct chemical principles. Initially this was simply charged water but it marked a novelty in an era with limited travel. In 1809 the first establishment began in New York City.

America New York City

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Croup Relief

A Mid dleton Georgia reader reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provides prompt relief and cures for their children susceptible to croup. The family keeps it at home to prevent croup and treat colds quickly.

Foley Ef. Ginn Middleton J. D. Ewing

Editor and poet clash over payment in rough arcade

The editor demands payment in advance while the poet insists on prepayment saying better pay me upfront. The exchange reflects tensions between writer and publisher over compensation.

Not Beyond Help At 87

Mrs. Mary A. Dean of Taunton Massachusetts writes that kidney weakness stiffness in joints and rheumatic pains indicate trouble and claims Foley Kidney Pills helped her after turning 17. Lead by J. D. Ewing the notice touts a medicinal testimonial.

Sleer Mary A. Dean E. Walnut St Taunton Mass J. D. Ewing

When She Starts to Wonder About Bills and Rings

A quip notes the contrast between affording a $200 engagement ring and obtaining funds for grocery bills, reflecting strain on married life and household finances. The remark suggests economic pressure affects perceptions of stability and support.

Local Patent Remedy Ad From Georgetown

J A Kimbro promotes Foley Honey and Tar Compound as a household cure for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming permanent relief in obstinate cases. The note mentions new opiates and warns to refuse substitutes in Georgetown Texas.

Georgetown Texas J. A. Kimbro Foley J D. Ewing

New Ideas in Cooking and Entertaining Featured

The Chicago Record-Herald promotes the People’s Institute of Domestic Economy offering expert guidance on cookery household management and food purity. It highlights Dame Curtsey’s entertainment novelties embroidery patterns fashion news and the Sunday magazine full of stories and pictures for women.

People’s Institute of Chicago Record- Herald Record-Herald Sunday Record-Herald Menton Dame Curtsey Ellye Howell Glover Anne Rittenhouse America Chicago Record-Herald

Bunions Cured by Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh

Advert suggests Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh cures bunions with thorough nightly application and rubbing. It notes a separate issue with cheap automobiles as they burn costly gasoline.

Hanford

Fit His Case Exactly and Other Anecdotes

Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Ark recalls that six years ago her father read an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets and bought a box. He has not been sick since. Her sister also benefited from them. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Margaret Campbell Ft. Smith, Ark

Alma and Apex Definitions in Latin Roots

All Originally Latin Alma means fostering cherishing benign Alma mater denotes benign mother Apex indicates the tip or summit of anything The note links Latin origins to common English terms and their meanings.

Stopped Train by Loyal Dog Nell in Scotland

A shepherd’s dog Nell chased a train for four miles in Lauder, Berwickshire, after her master was left behind. The dog kept pace on a steep gradient and alongside the carriage until a passenger pulled the communication cord to halt the train, allowing Nell to reunite with her owner.

Lauderdale Berwickshire Scotland Lauder Nell

Bridge Rebuilt In Short Order After Newark Bay Blaze

A burned Newark bay two track bridge 5 663 feet long with a draw 264 feet long was rebuilt in 12 days. The project drew vast resources including 14 pile drivers 13 marine derricks 21 scows two tugs and vast timber and labor orders. The plan was approved while the fire was still burning and 1 500 men were assembled.

Newark Bay

Also Mentioned on This Page

California McClellan Hook J. J. McClellan East Broad Street Columbus Rapid Remedy Company Berna Indiana Rapid Remedy J.D. Ewing Honey Santa Christias Jesus Whittler Charistmas Ellis Island Yesteryear Sanford Croup F. L. Moyer Huston & Paul's Hardware Mutual Blamey Jussett Milchers’ Association of America London Misa Cayenne Washington Leonard G. Billings Osteopathic Physician Office Gear Carey Times The Hocking Valley By. Co Lorth Chicago Homeseekers’” Excursion W. H. Fisher, G. P. A Chamberlain's
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