You Can Cure Catarrh With Cole's Carboli Salve
Ad promotes Cole's Carboli salve as a cure for catarrh. Claims effectiveness and availability from all druggists with prices 25 and 60 cents.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
3
Ad promotes Cole's Carboli salve as a cure for catarrh. Claims effectiveness and availability from all druggists with prices 25 and 60 cents.
The fragment recalls Willis and Gillis as frank figures in Congress. It notes Gillis as honest and Willis as honored, with a line about retirement implying a sense of country service fulfilled. The source presents a reflective blurb in a period tone.
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A critical look at New Yorks Tombs prison cites soaring costs, lax security, graft, and mismanagement. The piece details recent escapes by Forsbrey and Wilson, alleged corruption under the warden, and notorious inmate Maggie Jordans former escape aided by a lover, ending with her later quiet life.
In Douglasville Pennsylvania the Swede house, built in 1716, stands as the oldest Berks County structure and a northern outpost of New Sweden. The site, once Marratton, hosted Swedes exploring inland trading with Indians under Andrew Rudman, later housing a boat club headquarters beside the Schuylkill.
A historical note recalls Col. Thomas Panton a Restoration gambler linked to Picadilly Hall. Panton Street supposedly honors him as west ends once vibrant gaming houses declined after his fortune and vow to quit cards and dice.
Paris reports Rene Puaux of Temps quotes the German emperor praising Swiss army maneuvers. He says the army saves six corps by acting as a screen to deter invasion, and stresses the Bible over priestly dogma as guiding political solutions.
Cries of Mary and Anna aged five and seven in Nanticoke Pennsylvania summon their older brother to the bedside. He finds the sisters bleeding from wounds on the face and arms as they battle a large rat gnawing at their desk.
In Seville roses cost 18 cents a dozen in mid winter. Theater tickets rarely exceed 42 cents. For short railway travel the price is about four cents per mile.
A quoted exchange shows a Doctor praising natural endowment while stressing education to shape talent, countered by a Professor who jokes that quick results come from risky tinkering with a buzzsaw. The dialogue satirizes talent, education, and shortcuts.
Darwin notes a Paris and Vienna twin case of rheumatic ophthalmia struck simultaneously. Each twin believed the other suffered the same ailment after consulting a spectralist, and later letters confirmed the coincidence.
The earliest Egyptian wall paintings used a distemper with dissolved gum and pigments such as white chalk vegetable yellow ochres Ethiopian cinnabar blue stained glass copper and charcoal black. Drawings were technically skilled and coloring decorative and fanciful in style.
A man watching a moving picture of a Burmese religious ceremony believed he heard bells ringing. The exhibition used stringed instruments, yet autosuggestion created a real perception in his brain of sounds that were not present.
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