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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
3
A letter from Emma Cole of Tullahoma Tennessee praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing pain and guiding girlhood to womanhood. She urges mothers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts to help ill young girls become strong healthy women.
The instructions describe washing flannel items by dissolving Ivory soap in warm water, rinsing and wringing each piece, and drying in the sun. The method emphasizes using two warm soapy tubs and immediate rinsing to keep fibers clean.
News editors note the steady influx of settlers to Canada West, highlighting 4174 homestead entries in July, with 1212 coming from the United States. The Buffalo Express argues American farmers bring capital and practical farming knowledge, easing migration while Canada expands free homesteads across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
An ex-judge from Chicago hails Bjornstjerne Bjornson as the uncrowned king of the republican monarchy in Norway. The 70 year old author politician is said to be as hale as a 40 year old and remarks that King Haakon is a president elected for life, which is not news.
A Springfield Missouri Republican opinion notes likening marriage to poker hinges on the draw. The Houston Post adds a counterpoint that in poker a player may drop out after the draw if desired.
The hunting season fatalities total twenty three killed and forty one injured, down from last year. The lists name Oscar With of Friendship, James Gilbertson of Dodgeville, Helmuth Pade of Washburn, and others with dates from Nov fifteen to Nov twenty seven, plus several injured across Wisconsin and Michigan.
Commissioner J. D. Beck releases a Wisconsin Bureau of Labor and Statistics report highlighting the state's dominance in dairy goods timber leather cement manufacturing tobacco beet sugar and other industries. It notes vast water power potential nearly 170000 employed workers factory improvements and 50 child labor prosecutions while detailing factory economics and an industrial chronology for 1906.
Frank A. Ogden a wealthy bachelor was convicted of leasing the Ogden Hotel in Madison for immoral purposes. The court imposed the maximum fine of 100 dollars and costs and Ogden will appeal. The action used city ordinances and state laws making the offense a felony is contemplated. Ogden owns much property in Madison and has real estate interests in Chicago.
The hot water heating plant in Ernst Hoffman’s store at Tenth and Locust, Milwaukee, exploded injuring Hoffman seriously. Windows shattered and gas jets blown off as hot coal scattered. Fire department extinguished several fires caused by the blast.
A rural tale recounts Hank falling on hard times after a failed spelling attempt inspired by a president. The wind mill seller asks about Hank's fate while the old farmer dismisses the rumor as rheumatism and reveals Hank was fired for poor spelling.
A New York Sun correspondent notes a third century B C document in the British Museum, likely Greek shorthand or possibly Pahlavi. If Greek stenographers existed in Egypt during Greek rule, this script would predate Tiro’s Tironian notes used for Cicero.
A desert prospector died of thirst near Nye County Nevada two years ago. The site has grown into Bullfrog with a $50,000 water works, electric lights, hotels with baths, and around 15,000 residents within close radii of the town showing rapid development from a lonely mining death to a bustling community.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Clinton Street Napoleon Ohio suffered ten years without housework due to severe kidney trouble. She describes back pain dizziness and poor eyesight before Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and a cure, with 50 cent boxes sold by all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
This advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children from a nurse at a New York Children's Home. It claims to cure constipation feverishness teething disorders stomach trouble and destroy worms, citing 30 000 testimonials. Available from druggists for 25 cents. Sample free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Australia’s woodlands present a uniform landscape due to the widespread growth of eucalyptus trees across the region. The dominant species create a consistent visual texture, influencing forest structure and biodiversity patterns.
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