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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
Instructions for egg kisses using whites sugar and a silver spoon to beat twenty minutes bake on greased paper until brown. chocolate variant adds melted grated chocolate. The fragment closes with a solemn visage line.
Chicago reader Mrs. Alvena Sperling cites avoiding a third surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The promo claims the remedy has long stood as a standard female health treatment and helped thousands with displacements ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration.
A Scotsman Fame item notes that many white cats are deaf or show reduced hearing, especially those with blue eyes, while orange or odd-eye cats hear better. It also mentions kittens with blue eyes turning to permanent colors and links deafness to sensitive paw pads. A Washington dentist praises Horace Wells, describing his nitrous oxide use and a French statue in Paris, with a father and son anecdote about why statues are erected.
At a New York Authors' Club dinner a magazine editor cites a young writer noting that society worships wealth. She recalls a joke where wealth and honor are deemed synonymous terms in America today, echoing concerns about graft and perception among contributors.
Senator Beveridge quipped about a monopoly remarking that it resembles the old man on a train asking to borrow pecs then surrendering spectacles. He suggested the other would allow the speaker to read the sporting pages, a jab on control and oversight.
A comic plea voiced as a prayer mocks a wealthy man’s limits on charity. The speaker promises to fulfill reasonable tasks but balks at canceling a widow’s mortgage, fearing his wife’s disbelief if she learns of the act. The piece captures ironic religious sentiment and social commentary.
A collection of miscellaneous 19th century notices and ads features medical tonics, foot care products, nurses convention drama, grape fruit peel candy, and a cautionary moral about the slippery path, reflecting period advertising and social commentary.
A collage of practical advice covers stain removal with oxalic acid and lemon salts, kitchen tips for chocolate and beef patties, eye care with Marine Eye Salve, and a herbal note on lemon rind. It includes fashion lines on lace and linens, child growth guidance, school suggestions, and a testimonial about Cuticura remedies lasting 25 years.
William J. Sadlier of Philadelphia reports speedy recovery from facial pimples after ten days with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He previously saw doctors with no results and signs off May 1 1909. Also notes a half horsepower electric motor powers an air pump to inflate car tires.
Former New Jersey congressman Thomas M. Ferrell describes a back and loin pain and laments relief until using Dean's Kidney Pills. He endorses the remedy as reliable. Advertisement notes 50 cents a box and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York as the seller.
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