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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
3
A letter from Claude N. Johnson of Walnut, Kansas, dated June 15, 1905, credits Cuticura with curing a two year skin eruption after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills purchased for $1.25. The user reports immediate relief and full cure following diligent treatment and study of the Cuticura book.
Carl Schurz sharply ridiculed a wealthy dinner guest who bragged poetry over politics. The critic implied the man preferred being a third rate poet to any high office, prompting a retort that exposed his hypocrisy.
Esmeralda questions fear about sailing without gear on the lake. Gwendolen recalls Jack being present and unafraid during the outing.
Advertises a free sample of Allen S Olmsted Le Ltvy New York powder to ease tired sweaty hot feet and make shoes fit. Claims curing corns and bunions with a 25 cent price and availability from all druggists and shoe stores.
The fragment cites Watts asking about tetanus origins and mocks immature patriotism, attributed to a Chicago Tribune piece. It presents a terse editorial texture and hints at a broader commentary on societal attitudes. The readable content centers on etymology inquiry and national sentiment.
Murphy of the Chicago National League Club recounted a tale of a country home echo in the Catskills. The owner showed a guest how shouting under a rock yields four distinct echoes with long intervals, while a Sunapee resident boasted his window shout wakes him at seven each morning.
An old advertisement calls for 12 665 harvest hands along the Soo Line to pick the West’s largest crop. Wages 1 3 per day with board, field travel from St Paul and Minneapolis 6 50. Tickets on sale daily August 1 31 1906. Inquiries directed to Soo Line rep or W R Callaway Minneapolis Minn. The text shifts to a dream scene about restitution and then promotes a home income scheme offering 3 5 per day plus free apparel and effects addressed to Every Day Life Buffalo N Y.
Advice encourages early water familiarization beginning at six weeks with a gentle plunge bath each morning. Place baby on a folded towel in a basin and ensure water temperature is correct. Ivory Soap recommended by Eleanor R. Parker.
The Springfield Republican notes Chinese music may surpass Western ears in harmony. Observers cite early Chinese systems of octaves and fifths, with musicians increasingly daring in exploring complex tonal ideas and even Faust performances influencing taste.
A teacher shares her experience with indigestion from a simple breakfast. She switched to Postum and Grape-Nuts with cream, reporting no distress for over a year, a gain of ten pounds, and smoother days due to a digested morning meal. The testimonial touts Grape-Nuts as essential at table.
A compendium lists major events from 1347 Calais siege to 1906 labor and social developments. It covers battles, treaties, discoveries, political changes, and labor movements across Europe and North America, noting figures like Columbus, Marlborough, Custer, and miners unions, with industrial and legal milestones.
Anthony Comstock raided the Art Students League of New York taking a patrol wagon load of catalogues used by students and containing works of past members. Miss Anna Robinson, the league’s bookkeeper, was arrested as prominent artists vow to oppose the invasion.
The 1904 US average is 104 198 passengers per train mile, up from 39 per train in 1898 due to electric railways and frequent service. Germany averaged 342 000, France 283 000, India 289 000, Austria 214 000 in 1897–1898, with Great Britain data unavailable.
Capt. John L. Ely of Co. E 17th Ohio, now in Newton Kansas, describes contracting kidney trouble during the Civil War and how Dean's Kidney Pills cured him starting in 1901. He credits relief to the medicantion and notes it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box from Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.
A working girls club meeting opens with a humorous dip in literary culture as a shy Englishwoman distributes Hamlet copies and a club member admits she has never read the play, confessing extensive but casual handling of books.
In Frisco 1908 a startled visitor learns the owner of a gleaming white marble palace is Pete Hardup. His guide explains he saved half a ham and some rolls from the great fire and opened a sandwich stand.
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