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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
3
Mrs. H A Surry of Walla Walla Washington states she suffered four years from sick headaches that at times prostrated her. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she grew entirely free of headaches and has had no recurrence. Remember Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
A home project to make window awnings from lumber strips and muslin cuts to block sun while allowing air flow. The guide explains framing from window top to two-thirds depth, with side frames and cross strips for stability, plus a sunbleached fabric cover. A shown method promises cooler rooms and lasting comfort without costly ready-made options.
The advertisement touts the excellence of the Syrup of Figs, stressing originality, careful manufacturing by the Cantronnia Fia Syrup Co, and urges buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims superior laxative action without irritation, gripe, or nausea and urges remembering the company name.
A Strand Magazine essay depicts John Sherman in Washington as he begins a tranquil retirement. The piece sketches his evening routine at a white stone house on 1K street, glimpses of the park across, and his quiet, studied life after decades in national affairs.
In seventeenth century England Cromwell era soldiers used scythes as weapons in the Battle of Winceby. Agricultural implements were repurposed into swords, causing terrible effects during the conflict.
A transcription showpiece mixing personal notes on Sherman and Washington life with curious scientific and local history items. It covers mosquitoes and their mating calls, Civil War era scythes in church relics, a Springfield minister urged by a bicycle ad, and a wry line about pride and pity in a Boston-tinged closing remark.
A New York boarding stable tale tells how Tatters the horse resents Mrs. D. feeding Phil before him. After a wronged apple event, he refused further fruit, tears shed by his mistress, and a carrot finally appeased the rift. The owner vowed no more sharing with Phil in Tatters’ sight.
A 19th century style overview notes headache may signal disease or be a symptom of conditions in the head or body. It cites eye strain digestion liver kidneys and gout as causes, advises coffee rest dark rooms and abstaining from stimulants, and warns against overuse of home remedies. The piece urges dental or eye assessment and cessation of smoking if headaches persist.
Farmers are urged by Michigan Mariner writers to erect a planed fiber signboard with a black field and white letters showing the farm name and owner. The lower section would be black with liquid sluting for crayons to advertise purchases, sales, or needs.
A minister pleads for a raise, saying he works for souls while the deacon balks at the idea of salary. The exchange highlights the tension between spiritual labor and material support in a church setting. The dialogue reveals issues of compensation, purpose, and the moral economy of clergy.
The Monitor of Steaford Ont Canada reports a total disability of 1650 paid to Mr Peteli later cured. Doctors diagnosed spinal sclerosis. pink pills by Dr Williams were credited with restoring strength enabling walking. Canadian Mutual Life Association inquiry and check for 1660 underlines claimed permanent recovery and raises questions about initial reports.
The July Ladies' Home Journal recounts New Orleans Christmas scenes with fireworks and bustling shops, while anecdotes range from the battleship rudder frame arriving in Newport News to a joke about President McKinley and his mother urging him to keep a cow for cream. The miscellany covers lotteries in Smolensk, Indian Territory jail funds, wool sales, and other diverse notes.
An improved process for transporting milk involves collecting from nearby farms, pasteurizing at 170 degrees, freezing part at 1% degrees, filling stout wooden casks, sterilizing the remaining space, sealing, and cooling so the frozen mass prevents churning and preserves quality for at least twenty days allowing Danes and Swedes to supply England and France with full cargoes. A Baltimore cruiser officer writes a note about preserving the Philippine group for ever, valuing it above China and Cuba.
Relieved ovarian trouble and aches for Grand Rapids resident Mrs Manor Bancoce after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained sleep, energy, color, and no monthly pain. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
The text notes fear of a split in the insurgent party with Sandivo as a key administrator, and worries that General Aguinaldo may shoot Artachio unless Admiral Dewey intervenes. It mentions Dewey’s suspicions of Sandico forming an opposition and a potential impact on insurgent unity.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for swollen nervous hot and tired feet with cures for blisters callous spots and bunions and offers mail orders and a trial packet. A separate note mentions the British Army rifle comprising 82 components produced with 925 machines and additional non machine processes.
A historical notice cautions against catarrh treatments containing mercury and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. X. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective taken internally. The piece mentions testimonials and druggists, and a separate line reports a beggar found with securities valued at 1,000,000 francs and 400 bottles of rare wine.
The page repeats phrases about cures and markets, mentions a De Klin restorer, and lists a 14 Teh Street Philadelphia address. It also notes Henry Rowly Bishop and operas at Covent Garden, plus facts about Parliament clock, Heidelberg Castle, and a misdated coat of details.
Hoitt's School for Boys at Burlingame San Mateo, known as a thorough practical home school, is accredited by state and Stanford Universities. Principal Ima Hor PhD announces reopening August 9 for thorough business preparation and catalogues available.
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