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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement for Manalin claims it treats constipation and related issues such as biliousness skin problems and headaches. It asserts gentle bowel action eliminates the need for drastic laxatives and recommends use during fevers flu and colds.
The New York Tribune praises Crown Princess Cecilia of Germany as wholesome, amiable, and warmly received by adopted subjects. She appears often in public, shares in duties, and raises her son with modern, hygienic care and warlike toys, shaping a promising heir.
The Jamestown Exposition at Norfolk Virginia is profiled with praise for its seaside setting near Hampton Roads and historic sites. Erie Railroad outlines routes and through sleeping car service from Chicago to Norfolk with multiple stopovers and flexible return options, highlighting stopovers at Niagara Falls Chau tauqua Lake Cambridge Springs Saegertown and New York with ten day stays possible at New York.
Dr. Pierce claims Favorite Prescription combines native medicinal roots with no alcohol or habit forming drugs. It aims to alleviate headaches backaches and pelvic complaints in women while warning it won’t cure tumors. The ad invites sick women to write for free consultation and promotes Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and regulator of digestion.
A humorous exchange debases a married man with a joke about his wife. Interlocutor and Bones mockingly question marital loyalty while a performer closes with a song title referencing a western image.
A witty exchange as Miss Cumup-Oh jokes about a frequent visitor described as a very language-minded wooer. Mrs Cumup-Well suggests sending him home earlier, noting his habit of staying late and his linguistic flair. The quip showcases playful neighborhood banter.
Free sample of Allen's Foot Ease powder advertised by Allen S Olmsted of Le Roy New York. Claims cure for tired sweating hot swollen aching feet and makes new or tight shoes comfortable. Says it eases corns and bunions and is sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
A brief public notice on the Connaught platform states there will be no last train on Saturday, affecting travelers seeking later service.
Yi Syek son of the late Empress Min ascends the Korean throne after his father’s forcible abdication. Born March 25 1874, he received scant military training and is reputed to lack strong opinions, while the Japanese back his accession. The narrative recounts the brutal murder of Empress Min in 1895 and Yi Syek’s presumed long-standing shock from the event. Sir Hiram Maxim, American inventor and British industrial figure, is noted for his work in firearms and smokeless powder. He has resided in England since 1881 and holds knighthood and legion honors.
The inquiry targets the American Bible Society for alleged price control on Bibles in the United States. It notes leadership gaps after Daniel C. Gilman and highlights large assets. Credit given to Alexander Graham Bell for future aerial progress and airship speed.
Jersey City authorizes a landsea artist to convert a six nine acre plot west of the city along the Hackensack river into a mammoth playground for boys and girls. The design includes a 100 foot drive around the site, an immense riverfront pool, baseball fields, golf links, tennis courts, cricket grounds, a large fieldhouse and a free skating rink in winter.
In a sharp exchange, a neighbor questions Mrs. Screecher’s voice loss while another confirms she used her voice loudly on her husband this morning, suggesting the problem worsened and remains a source of trouble.
The arches supporting the Erie canal bed over Onondaga creek in Syracuse gave way, wrecking a flouring mill and destroying several canal boats. The five mile level water was drawn off, stopping all canal traffic. Repairs will take several days.
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