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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
4
A fragment from Transatlantic Tales references insistence on control and ongoing cases involving women. The quip about a mother-in-law compares influence to a balloon losing dirigible direction, hinting at social dynamics within domestic and legal narratives.
STATE GLEANINGS reports Bank of Hosciton gains an amendment to its charter raising capital stock from $25,000 to $30,000 with a future option to expand to $50,000. Also noted: ex legislator R. M. Young rescinds resignation to serve full term. Monticello area, trolley survey progress. various local economic and rail developments. farm, school, and court news. peach growers group reelected. Savannah encampment and other regional updates including a large cotton stock and market notes.
A mix of patent medicine claims and advertisements cites William Newberry of Quincy and other drugmakers. It notes various tonics, tonics for malaria, kidney pills by Foster-Milburn Co, and J. Cuesny Co Catarrh Cure. Also mentioned are Hall's Family Pills and a massive Jersey City Colgate clock project with technical specs.
A short, pointed quotation by Victor Grayson MP in the Labor Leader attacking “The Simple Life” and medieval mysticism. He argues a rational system would provide champagne and turtle soup for all, condemning excessive digestion and related societal ills.
A Cleveland grocer testifies that switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee cured his nervous irritation and stomach issues. He notes his morning irritability and lack of appetite improved after two years of using Postum, and he urges others with nervousness or stomach troubles to leave coffee and try Postum.
An advertisement fragment touts Dr. H. R. Kline’s nerve remedy as permanently curing nervous diseases like St Vitus Dance with an 8% trial bottle offer and a free treatise, alongside other tonics for women’s pains, corns, bunions, and a beauty remark about cosmetics.
An 80 year old man describes a long battle with hemorrhoids and eczema. After failing many remedies, Cuticura products cured him in weeks, allowing self-treatment thereafter. The testimonial from Hopkinton New York credits Cuticura for restoring health and saving money.
An appeal to working women about suffering from female troubles and how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped Mrs. Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs. Boyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania recover enough to work a full day.
A fragment from The American Lawyer portrays Lord Eskgrove, described as learney, delivering harsh Scots law in court. It recounts a death sentence for killing a soldier and his controversial flourish about the weapon being driven through the bellyband of m8 rept mental breeches.
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