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Newspaper
Chariton Democrat
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
8
Kidney aches ease as hip back and joint pains fade. Swelling subsides and dropsy signs vanish. Urine clears from brick dust sediment and high color. Painful urination dribbling and frequency decrease. Heart palpitations sleeplessness headaches and dizziness improve.
A sufferer recounts severe back and kidney pain that left them unable to stand, do housework, or rest. After five boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills, they experienced steady improvement within a week and full recovery thereafter.
The dialogue captures casual exchanges about charges for shoe soling and hotel ownership, with a reporter pressuring Mr. Goldwaller about buying a hotel. The piece ends with humor about a Dasher girl and a remark on Scotland’s cremations rising by ten from 1901, reflecting a somber note.
A sheriff asks Handsome Harry to tie his own noose while a campaign photographer urges a stern look for a judge candidate. The page hawks French summer gloves and stockings, Russ bleaching blue, De fiance Starch, Leois cigarettes, and a magnet pile cure, mixing political candidacy, humor, and consumer goods.
A sensational race report boasts dramatic crashes and casualties. It claims two chauffeurs killed, three owners hurt, five bystanders hospitalized, a car leaping cliffs and roofs, and another car careening nationwide. The piece revels in the spectacle despite the loss and chaos.
Freddy confirms an incident aboard a train, claiming he attempted to kiss a girl as the train passed through a tunnel leading to a safety discussion about rail travel etiquette.
A comic dialogue excerpt shows a cannibal king scolding a cook for delays and a chamberlain pointing out the cook was eaten earlier in the day. Judge Markley critiques the proverb Time is Money while discussing Bargen Co.'s monthly statement. A wry exchange about aging and forty ends the snippet.
In a brief exchange Mrs Newriche derides slang as vulgar while Jack objects calling it expressive, and Mrs Newriche insists it fails to impress.
A legislator weighs a grim choice between pleasing bosses or the people. He fears offending one side could end his career, while harming the other could ruin his electability. He laments the public’s lack of grasp of statesmanship’s big issues.
A brief exchange recalls a quietly married man who visited Niagara Falls with his wife last week. He notes the Falls’ grandeur and adds that on the visit many men turned to watch his wife pass by, drawing amused reaction.
A man laments that revealing his income and prospects to his fiancée before marriage leaves him unable to spend a dollar without her knowledge. He labels the situation as a failure of trust born from indiscretion.
Notes cover a range of oddities from a Chinese murder method and gum tooth loss to a Paris trance mother and a long courting tale. Other items include wood hardening by sugar treatment, Marguerite Royenvol’s 20 year trance, and a Ballston Spa court case where 1,286 kisses over 14 years earned $3,000.
Valley City resident Mrs. Matilda M. Boucher recounts relief from years of dizziness and a January sciatica attack after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with complete recovery within three weeks and urges others to try it. Also notes London to host an international food exhibit at Crystal Palace next September.
Carrier ad from a 19th century newspaper promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children used by a nurse at a New York Children’s Home. Claims cure for summer complaint feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Sold by all druggists 25c sample mailed free address given.
Notre Dame Indiana readers are urged to note the St Marys Academy advertisement. The column extols its scholastic standards and curriculum while praising teachers devotion and the search for noble intelligent womanhood. It highlights classroom laboratories study rooms and quality provisions as part of Christian educational work in a favored setting.
Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry writes from Chicago praising Peruna for curing his kidney catarrh after years of suffering. He credits four months of use with restoring health and strength and urges readers to start Peruna at first symptom, noting Dr. Hartman offers advice for inquirers.
A mixed page features waterproof shoes from porpoise leather, a cheap Straight 5c cigar, and various ads. It touts Lewis Factory in Peoria, millinery openings, Magnet Pile Killer for piles, Bank of England note cost claims, a comic valentine, E Z Foot Comfort for feet, and Mrs Winslow teething remedy alongside a comment on fame.
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