10 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
1
In a dim old room a German doctor of metaphysics prepares an elixir to test its infallibility. He recalls reviving his wife, buried thirty years ago after a heart valve failed, and vows to keep her youthful with rare remedies learned from Dr Faustus as he finishes the final test.
A fragmentary note outlines a joint resolution referencing constitutional governance and citizen roles. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item signals legislative language about commonwealth structure and civic authority.
A scientist spends thirty years perfecting an elixir of life and youth. He revives his bride Yanna only to witness her rapidly age and die, shrinking to bones as the potion drains away, ending in the scientist’s death and a crimson clue on the floor.
A London Hospital view urges regular fasting to balance intake and expenditure. It argues modern meals exceed need, stressing overeating harms liver and stomach, and suggests fasting weekly to reach true emptiness and discipline.
The speaker urges that material losses pale beside losing faith in God and in each other. Belief fuels action and success, while a person who abandons faith to humanity cannot help the world or themselves. The quotation recalls Gideon’s wartime resolve to send the doubters home.
A German canary specialist in Washington DC earns a living by trimming the birds claws. He has spent a lifetime handling canaries and performs the delicate task to keep pet birds safe and mobile, despite the risk of harm from bungling.
Rev. Sheldon Jackson announced that the United States Government plans to raise the Alaska herd to 15 000 reindeer. Since 1892 the program has grown from sixteen to five thousand head with demand for beasts of burden vastly exceeding supply and state funds reaching about 120 000. The project aims to stave off starvation among Eskimos and aid miners by providing a reliable resource.
Cincinnati supplies nearly the entire middle west with baseballs and employs about 125 people in its baseball factories. The process uses 8000 skins per season from shoe factory scraps stored in one acre of cellars. Balls are bound by cord, molded automatically, dried for three to four weeks, and weigh about five ounces when finished. About 200 twine bound leather balls sit in bins at any time.
Ely Brothers advertise KinDty TaKkE No that Ely's Liquid Cream Balm helps nasal catarrh sufferers who spray rather than inhale. It differs in form but not medicine from the longtime Cream Balm and can be used with any nasal atomizer. Priced at 75 cents including a spraying tube, sold by druggists or mailed from 56 Warren Street New York.
A Philadelphia merchant touts the Reading Railway new hourly service to New York. He notes trains "every time the clock strikes" and claims the timetable shift reduces errors, boosts customer satisfaction, and enhances Philadelphia and Reading's reputation for reliable travel.
Guidance urges light airy sleeping spaces avoid heavy hangings and dusty carpets. Sleep with cool head, good pillow height, daily room and bedding airing, and avoid feather beds or drafty corners for better rest.
The piece contrasts lighting a room with candles or opening shutters and forming character by conquering sins or cultivating virtues. It asserts the superior approach is to cultivate virtues, live freely with Christ, and pursue fellowship with Jesus for true manhood. John Watson.
A Mc Connellsville, Ohio resident recounts three years of treatment by doctors for piles and fistula with no success until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed the condition in two weeks. It also claims cures for burns, bruises, cuts, sores, eruptions and salt rheum. Available for 25 cents at J. H. Mercer’s and O. A. Kleim’s drug stores. September 3, 4-w.
A concise quip notes that judging a person by their hat is flawed since hats are worn too often and do not reveal true character. The saying uses a light, humorous tone to critique snap judgments based on appearances.
A wry observation notes that securing a comfortable position often requires displacing another, highlighting cutthroat pursuit of favorable placements and positions.
A mothproof bag can be made from an old mackintosh and sewn with a short machine stitch to seal against moths. Store furs or woolens in such a bag to avoid moth balls. A boa packed in an air tight box was shaken out and gasified with gasoline, then resealed. a follow up check found no live moths, but gasoline hazards require caution.
A playful remark notes that in fashion circles the shorter bathing suits are worn longer, reflecting a paradoxical trend in women’s swimwear styling. The statement captures a humorous take on wardrobe cycles and public perception.
A New York Commercial essay argues that politeness aids young businessmen more than blunt arrogance. Courtesy fosters trust and friendships, aiding long term success, while rude behavior risks reputation and client loss. The piece contrasts aggressive, self important attitudes with the gentler approach of respectful dialogue.
A Leesville Indiana man 18 miles rode to obtain Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Odds. He faced death from asthma but found instant relief and later slept soundly. The medicine is claimed to cure throat and lung illnesses. Bottles 50c and 1.00. Free trials at local drugstores.
The guide explains public courtesy when meeting a woman, noting Americans wait for recognition before a hat is lifted while Europeans bow first. It says a lady should not stop a gentleman in the street for chat, and long street talks are improper. conversation should end as the pair walk on.
The London Express notes Kyoto hosts one of the largest fan factories producing about 3,000,000 fans annually. Spain is the main customer, followed by Italy, then America and Mexico. A single frame passes through up to ten workers across eight steps.
Black diamonds are valued for their hardness and toughness in drilling for mining prospects. Found mainly in Brazil along river beds, these stones are used to point steel bites in rock boring. Finest grade sells around $42 per karat, with discounted stones often suspected of color treatment or flaws.
A parent asks if the suitor can provide the daughter with familiar surroundings. The reply says no guarantee, noting Clari Bella and Baya are tired of the neighborhood and the match may be unsettled.
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