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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
9
In summer, avoid heavy curtains thick carpets and excess furnishings to improve ventilation and cleanliness. Open windows invite dust so remove clutter to create space. A porch serves as a safe play area rest room and sleeping space boosting family health and comfort.
An advertisement asserts a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by catarrh of the Eustachian tube. It claims nine of ten cases stem from inflammation and offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case, inviting readers to send for circulars and to buy accompanying products.
D Swift & Co of Washington DC lists patents issued to Pennsylvania inventors including Albert E Bacon Allentown for a compressing stop and waste device and Irvin F Hepler Narberth for a gas valve among others with several items marked sold or available as copies for ten cents.
Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. The best corrective and preventive is Dr King’s New Life Pills. They purify the blood prevent constipation keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. Effective and mild 25c at your druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all hurts.
A woman seeks counsel from a prominent lawyer about three marriage proposals. She asks which suitor offers the most money and admits she would not consult a lawyer if she already knew the answer. The dialogue probes motive and prudence in choosing a spouse.
London reports detail a hatchet attack by a young suffragette on a gallery attendant in New Bond Street who tried to stop her vandalism of two paintings and threatened a third. Dr Francis Edward Forward, Holloway jail deputy governor, was assaulted by two women with whips as he left the prison, amid protests over forcible feeding.
Madrid reports a Spanish American anarchist is pursuing former President Theodore Roosevelt. Spanish police double detectives at ports and borders to shield him at his son Kermit Roosevelt's wedding to Miss Willard. Anarchist followers trailed the colonel to Brazil and again after his return to New York.
A Washington Star dialogue shows a father reproving a youth for joyriding and late dancing. The youth replies he will avoid his father's mistakes and not stay up late dancing the tango when he reaches his age. The exchange captures generational perspectives on lifestyle choices.
W. S. Utt and George Appleman of Rohrsburg traveled to Bloomsburg for a brief excursion in Utt’s automobile on Wednesday.
The Vanitie sails ahead in trials to determine the defender for the Cup as American yachts compete for top honors. Rival boats seek to challenge and prove speed, with crews aiming for selection by governing officials.
Alexander Smith Cochran’s bronze hulled yacht Vanitie heeled under a fresh wind finishing first for the cup defenders. She sailed the last 6 1/8 miles at 10.35 knots, close hauled, crossing between the cone and committee boat as cheers from a hundred yachts rang out and Mohican’s crew led by Frederick M. Davies hailed the winner.
A historical advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a family system tonic. It claims benefits for strength appetite digestion sleep and enjoyment of life with a price of one dollar.
Mrs. Gabb quotes an English visitor who thinks American women are overdressed while Mr. Gabb counters that the English lack humor. The exchange highlights cross cultural impressions during a social visit.
A suffragette was arrested outside Buckingham Palace after resisting a British police officer. The incident drew attention amid ongoing protests for women’s voting rights.
Four Ta Cuba Agricultural School students near Mexico City are kept in solitary at Santiago military prison after firing on President Huerta. Two bullets hit his car, two others narrowly missed. Huerta recounts the incident to an English visitor, saying seven students confessed, signaling a nerve to revolt.
Rev. J M Whiteler eighty four died in Mariette Pennsylvania oldest active minister in Lancaster county. George A Traylor sixty two special agent of the United States department of labor died in Philadelphia after twenty eight years in government service. Arthur Cash twenty one of Jamestown New York died from injuries after a line drive in a baseball game. Mary E Cheney New England temperance worker died in Dorchester from a fractured skull after a fall three hours earlier. Colonel George J Kraus longtime partner of the late Congressman Timothy D Sullivan died in New York.
An advertisement promises relief for eczema and related skin eruptions with Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. A customer from Rock Island Illinois reports nine years free of the ailment after use and the product is claimed guaranteed and sold for 0 cents at druggists.
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