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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
4
The well informed world prefers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for a simple pleasant and efficient laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. offers a known wholesome remedy for family use. Buy the genuine product from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota says after five months in hospital misfortune led to a diagnosis of incurable with a six month life expectancy. He reports heart trouble smothering spells arm weakness poor eyesight and kidney disturbance. After using Deans Kidney Pills he claims rapid improvement and lasting wellbeing. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Prohibition boards a physician warns against eating between meals while a boarder objects stating it is his only chance, in a New York Sun exchange.
An 1880s style ad fragment touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething gums and pain relief, followed by a stray Life magazine quote about Barker’s wife dress and toys, reflecting generic era humor with no clear local event.
An advertisement promises cure of piles including blind bleeding and protruding forms in 6 to 14 days with money back guarantee. The ad notes 500 GOOD SIGN and mentions Woolford's Sanitary Lotion claimed to cure itch in 30 minutes.
The text claims that the best eyesight belongs to people whose lands are vast and barren with few obstacles. Eskimos allegedly detect a white fox at long distances. Arabs in African deserts supposedly spot distant objects unseen by others, while Norwegians are said to have the best eyesight among civilized peoples.
The article presents two old recipes. One uses Hickory nuts, lard or butter, light brown sugar, eggs, sour milk, soda, chopped nuts and flour to roll thin and bake briefly. The second blends butter, sugar, milk, ginger, soda, and flour to form a thin cake baked then cut into squares.
A vintage cake recipe outlines ingredients for a medium wedding cake including flour sugar almonds mixed fruit eggs and milk. Instructions cover creaming butter and sugar adding eggs folding in dry ingredients and fruit then baking for several hours and aging the cake six weeks prior to use. It also provides separate icing recipes for the bride’s cake and top layer along with decorating tips.
Practical guidance on cleaning silver with kerosene, boiling clothes lines, and newspaper polishing stoves. Milk and salt aid stain removal, vinegar treats mould, labels should be sealed, and salt in lamps brightens light. Remedies range from doily use to candle wax and turpentine polish for floors and linoleum.
Ged Klotzenbucher, after donating large skin grafts to his son Hmil burned by a lighted toy street car, fell seriously ill but survived. Hmil died today from burns suffered a year earlier. The case drew public donations, which the father declined to accept, doing the procedure himself.
Has Hep asks how marriage affects creativity and purpose in work. Rhymett replies that his wife earns six dollars weekly doing washing, implying modest household income impacts artistic output.
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of E.d.Cueny & Co. sworn in Toledo Ohio. The firm offers one hundred dollars for every uncurable catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason attested December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects the blood and mucous surfaces. J Cheney & Co. Toledo selling for 75 cents with testimonials available. Also Hall's Family Pills promoted for constipation.
Ethel Johnson, hailed as a Columbia disaster child heroine, received a gold butterfly gift from an unknown admirer. The jewel was delivered to the home of R. R. Dingle on Saturday without a sender note, simply signed as from a Portland admirer. Johnson saved two lives during the disaster and aided a drowning man, who then helped her reach safety.
A historic advertisement touts Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen as a cure for coughs colds croup and consumption and lung troubles with a price range of 25 60 or 1.00 per bottle.
The article notes lids remain similar to prior seasons with flat rain-shields and minimal ornament. Embroidery rises in future fashions, with Empire silhouettes gaining popularity even on stout figures. It highlights mousseline scarfs, marabout feather borders, a purple velvet toque with orange and green embroidery, and a green red homespun shooting suit with pleated sides and basque waist.
A bank depositor and the bank president exchange remarks about a cashier’s whereabouts. The depositor says he would like to see the cashier but the president reveals the cashier is out of town to avoid arrest, per the Chicago News.
A fragmentary collection includes a nervous diseases note to Dr H R Kline in Philadelphia and a humorous exchange about railways and locomotives. The text contrasts railway credit with road traffic in a conversational tone, reflecting period style.
Advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine is the only remedy to cure a cold in one day. It urges readers to look for the signature of E. W. Grove and notes the price as 35e.
An Englishwoman Mrs J D Hay Shaw argues men enthrall to talk on food with theories about nourishment and taste. She notes the average man treats diet as a topic of interest and anxiety and cites men as the chief followers of food faddism.
Mrs J B Renaud of Montreal recounts long battle with leg eczema. She left doctors unable to help and says Cuticura remedies reduced swelling and restored skin in two months. She claims full cure for over seven years and credits the treatment with saving her life.
A Washington Herald brief notes a backhanded exchange about moderation. A speaker asserts YT can take one drink and stop while another states they invariably do, prompting a query about buying in return.
Somerville Journal notes a child asking about a questionable term while a parent scolds him for using bad words revealing a small-town dialogue on language and manners.
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