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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
7
A Chicago News piece argues that keeping the body's core warm prevents poor skin health. It links cold feet to reduced circulation and dull complexions, urging foot warmth and cork soles to maintain surface blood flow and a pink, supple skin tone.
The ministry of public instruction orders cap on weekly school hours for lower four classes. Studies should not exceed twenty two to twenty seven hours per week and should not be pursued at home to prevent excessive fatigue from brain work.
Winter tourist tickets are offered at low rates from St Louis Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati to winter resorts in the South Southeast and Cuba. Illustrated booklets on Florida Cuba or New Orleans with time tables and rates available from C L Stone General Pass Avent Louisville Ky.
A clipped excerpt debates whether a girl with golden hair and blue eyes would tell a lie, arguing that men find it hard to accept such a claim of dishonesty. The tone hints at social expectations and the construction of American identity through appearance and credibility.
The poem fragments describe a rose as queen of flowers in varied colors, with petals blown by wind and romance lingering as seasons change. A Boston note cites Howard QC Jackson at Cran-Script.
Carlston, returning from the Philippines, confronts a rumored engagement between Alice Bradford and a dissipated politician. In a crowded theater he overhears a misreported betrothal to Alice, learning the true engagement may be to Alice’s sister Amy, triggering his dawning compassion and lingering doubt.
Movable property left by President Kruger at his death includes a bottle of snuff a tall silk hat a black ear tube yarlois psalm books a large Bible six smaller Bibles effect button decorations a purse with a Transvaal sovereign a Transvaal half sovereign a Transvaal shilling and a straw hat listed in the estate inventory.
During the first nine months of 1904 Spain imported nearly 40 million pesetas worth of machinery, chiefly from Germany and Great Britain, signaling rising industrial demand and reliance on continental suppliers.
A Chicago clerk recalls a love for a special study and asks what one will sacrifice for work. He notes twelve years in his present place and plans to commit to regular employment and his passion, asking if five or twenty years of effort can win an editor’s attention and culminate a long plan.
In the United States 40,000,000 bunches of bananas are consumed yearly with demand rising 25 percent. Europe already consumes less but its growth rate is 50 percent higher. Over 150 steamers handle banana collection and distribution, plus new fruit boats with 50,000 bunches capacity each.
The article notes that otter skins are valued highest after sea skins, with black fox skins fetching up to 1500 to 4000 dollars in St. Petersburg. Silver fox skins sold in London for about 2400 dollars the pair, and a single skin reportedly brought 1000 dollars.
A periodical quote urges apples as the best pre bed remedy. It states the fruit has remarkable medicinal properties and should be eaten before retiring for the night according to a Family Doctor.
Coming events notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for digestive disorders and toxin buildup. It claims relief from headaches constipation biliousness and urges purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee.
Five year old Edgar visits his new baby brother and humorously suggests a wig for the child. An advertisement from Sandholm Drug Co. claims eczema and dandruff cures with prepaid express shipping from Des Moines Iowa, offering a lotion at $1 and soap at 25 cents plus a free booklet.
In Canton curious shops raise crickets for fighting, akin to fighting cocks for Filipinos. Chinese gamblers bet on outcomes and a strong fighting cricket can fetch as much as $100.
A plain language warning about winter catarrh and illness urges Peruna as a safeguard and cure. The notice promises free medical advice from Dr. S. Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
Ex-president Palmetto Club of New Orleans Mrs. H E Adams writes from South Bend Indiana endorsing Peruna praising its relief for a lung threatening cold. Clinton Mass resident Mrs Frances Wilson credits Peruna with curing a severe bronchial cold after six bottles.
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