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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
3
A health advertisement compares the stomach to a churn and argues that foul digestion taints the body. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as purifying the stomach and blood, listing symptoms of biliousness and dyspepsia and inviting readers to request a booklet from Buffalo, New York.
A patient recalls a decade long scalp disease thought to be eczema that covered behind the ears and caused hair loss. After trying remedies and reading a Cuticura ad, he used the Cuticura remedies and was cured in two weeks. Later a separate fall eruption was treated with Cuticura Soap Ointment and doctor care, leading to recovery. The note dates August 31 1905 from H. M. F. Weiss of Rosemond Illinois.
Dolly Dimples and Sally Smiles discuss proposals and nerves after a playful romance. The exchange centers on a jump in a new bab loon and a lighthearted wish for language reform by friends as a humorous aside from their distinguished relative.
A compact list of major events from 1332 to 1905 including coronations battles and political milestones. Notables include 1565 Fort Caroline massacre, 1777 Ethan Allen captured, 1787 Gottingen opened, 1803 Emmet trial, 1811 Java surrender, 1841 railway opening, 1850 slave trade abolition in DC, 1901 McKinley assassin convicted, and 1905 peace conference proposal at The Hague.
At Buffalo the New York Democratic State convention nominated William R. Hearst for governor on the first ballot with 309 votes to Sulzer 124 and Dix 17. In Saratoga the Republican State convention acclaimed Charles E. Hughes as their nominee, a victory for Roosevelt and a setback for the Higgins machine.
Mrs Herbert B Calkins died in St Louis from inhaling chloroform to cure a headache. Gov Jesse F McDonald of Colorado called a farming congress to be held in Denver on November 22 23 and 24.
In a collage of notices and chatter readers encounter an Atlanta craftsman touting dropsy remedies, a misidentified expert labeled as an anti vivisectionist, and a cigar ad from Peoria. The page also notes a trivia claim about Canada’s population equaling Ohio and a teething remedy priced at 25 cents.
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