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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
8
An article argues that threats to a woman's happiness come from feminine organ disorders and urges immediate self care. It promotes tonics with specific powers to restore energy, relieve fatigue, backache, headaches, and nervousness.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is described as a root and herb remedy for women's ailments. It claims to treat dragging sensations weak back displacements inflammation ulceration and other organic diseases and to aid the change of life. The advertisement says it dissolves tumors eases faintness nervous prostration exhaustion strengthens the stomach and cures headaches debility and indigestion.
The intestines draw nutrition through tiny suckers lining the gut. If transit is slow, food decays and poison forms, causing gas and harm. The natural exercise of bowel muscles strengthens them without laxatives, castor oil, or glycerine, promoting comfortable, nutritive movement.
An older style remedy argues against using castor oil and strong cathartics for constipation. It promotes Cascarets as the gentle, daily option, described as candy like tablets in enamel boxes from the Storing Remedy Company, stamped CCC.
A garbled passage describes a chaotic automotive mishap with a man named Reierndeiet and a tugboat reference. The fragmented lines mention a vehicle breakdown, a derrick, and a tonneau, leaving the exact event unclear.
An offer in a periodical promotes a gold plated bonbon box with hard enamel coloring. It asks ten cents in stamps as payment to cover Cascar ets and mailing costs. Mail to Sterling Remedy Company in Chicago or New York and mention the paper.
An Irish rebel Arthur Connor preserves a poem by reading lines in a hidden sequence to reveal a pro republican rebuke of royalist homage. The verse shifts from courtly praise to critique of monarchy and tyranny, mentioning Paine and liberty themes alongside references to France. Also noted are old advertisements for cigars and medicines with prices and claims.
In afternoon turmoil at Turk and Fillmore streets a guard fired during a mob attack on seven passenger cars. A youth was wounded in the arm by a first shot as stones smashed windows and halted the lead car. The crowd advanced, shots rang out, and a policeman was wounded amid a broader strike wave totaling over 13,000 workers in San Francisco.
Secretary Wilson notes the Cotton Belt battles boll weevil with improved seeds and early maturing varieties. He cites farm demonstration work reaching over 100,000 Texas and Louisiana farmers and urging crop rotation, soil fertility, and diversified income while expanding to more regions.
The business district of Alderson Iowa Territory was destroyed by fire with losses around 25000 dollars. The Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth railroad car barn in Cincinnati burned entirely causing about 80000 dollars in damage and fully insured. The Pennsylvania Ice Company plant in Creston Pennsylvania was destroyed with 3200 tons of ice lost and total damages near 100000 dollars.
An old health warning cautions against giving narcotic medicines like paregoric laudanum and morphine to children. It explains narcotics can induce sleep and deadly overdose and notes dr uggists must label such products poison. Castoria is claimed to contain no narcotics.
A New York mother says her three month old developed eczema after which many doctors offered different remedies with no relief. A friend recommended Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and within days improvement was seen. After using one cake of soap and two boxes of ointment costing $1.25 the baby is six months old and cured. March 30, 1906.
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