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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
3
Mrs Emma White of 641 Cherrier Place Camden New Jersey says six months of eczema on body feet face and eyes disappeared after trying three doctors then Cuticura. She credits a full recovery and urges others to learn what Cuticura can do with a note dated April 25 1905.
In a dialogue the proprietor rebukes profanity and clarifies the new bookkeeper swore an oath of office while adjusting accounts. The exchange highlights tensions during a change of staff and the formalities of entering a new role.
An offer invites readers to write to Alen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York for a free powder sample of Allen's Foot-Ease. The ad claims it cures tired sweating hot swollen aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy, noting it is sold by all druggists and shoe stores.
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes a worker grumbles despite a good job and big wages. The friend asks why complain when pay is generous, and the worker admits taking a day off would mean losing too much.
The Senate approved a pension appropriation of 140 million dollars while deferring the railroad rate bill and advancing fortifications funding. Executives sessions, adjournments, and deaths of Rep. Patterson and other lawmakers shaped days. House battles over salaries and civil service rules, plus local measures, dominated proceedings as the statehood bill moved forward.
E C Scott a Vergennes Vermont meat dealer and former Ethan Allen Post G A R commander describes a severe typhoid related kidney ailment. After a month's use of Deans Kidney Pills he reports relief and regained strength and weight. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A teacher asks a boy what he has left after buying candy marbles and an apple with fifteen cents. The pupil replies he would charge the purchases to his father. The Cleveland Leader notes the humorous exchange highlighting children’s clever retorts.
The W. T. Hanson Company filed a $100,000 libel suit in Schenectady against Collier's Weekly over alleged false statements about the company and its Dr Williams Pink Pills. The action mirrors prior patent medicine battles and cites Collier's criticisms of the patent medicine trade.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Passenger Department offers round trip tickets from Chicago to Pacific Coast points on fast limited trains for 75 dollars. Valid daily June 1 to September 15 with stopovers and conveniences for the tourist movement. The move aims to boost Pacific Coast travel as the coming season expects a large increase in travelers.
Dialogue between an elder and Deacon Ironside shows teasing skepticism about forming a new squad. Tye’s failed attempt is cited as evidence that even strong faith cannot guarantee success in raising a group.
The speaker quips that many men are useless as mere well wishers rather than active laborers, highlighting a cultural belief in the value of hard work over idle sentiment. The remark centers on the theme of productivity and masculine virtue.
A New York newspaper writer praises Mme Bernhardt for tact and enigmatic replies in a revealing interview. He recalls asking about colors, foods, wines, and hours of sleep, and her appetite remark shows she considers food a delicate topic.
Allcock's are claimed as the original and only genuine porous plasters with other so called porous plasters labeled as imitations.
A playful exchange quotes Fonest and Jack about love and past romances, noting Jack’s thirty third partner and humorous limits on devotion, in a light Chicago Tribune style snippet.
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