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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
3
A historical public notice condemns cruel home remedies for sore throats and urges medical treatment. It warns against neck blisters, foul smells, old socks, and superstitions, advocating proper care and Ton s iline products from Canton Ohio.
Mrs CC Gorkey of Northfield Wa reports five years of heart pain and breathlessness eased after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. She credits six bottles with curing her palpitations and left side pain, urging others with fluttering or weak hearts to try the product.
The article criticizes the Bryan organization and notes Republican gains in New York registration. It cites Taft and Sherman support among upper Manhattan Republicans and declines in lower Manhattan showing Tammany influence. It argues business leaders favor Taft and calls for party reorganization based on traditional Democratic ideals.
An opulent fragment blends antique surgical lore with social vignettes. It recalls brathie and glaits, a Portry of Cluistine Nissan, and a London dinner with Lady Featherstonhaugh, Dalzell, Colquhoun, and Leveson-Gower. A chaotic collage of names, places, and eras.
Charles D. Stewart in Atlantic extols the ox as a steady, unhurried laborer. He contrasts the ox with a horse and an automobile, praising the ox for enduring strength, patience, and self containment, and calls a course of ox a remedy for modern ills.
A smoker visiting a tobacco shop spends half an hour selecting briar pipes for his large collection. He discards pieces with rough interiors, tests each by fingertip glare, and buys the one with a bowl as smooth inside as outside. He believes a smooth interior prevents uneven charring and promotes even cake buildup. He notes the theory works for him and friends.
A fragmented classroom exchange features a lesson on culpable homicide and a student’s witty response about a leaking boat causing drowning. The dialogue shifts to musings on holidays, poetry, and an awkward romantic moment, all conveyed in a candid, informal tone.
An article discusses digestion and the stomach churn as key to curing dyspepsia. It promotes Mi o na tablets from Houseworth Bros. druggists, priced at 50 cents, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
A period-era ad warns that melancholia or blues signals serious female derangement and urges immediate help with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites letters from Mrs. F Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs. Mary Williams of Bridgeport Connecticut praising cures of female troubles, backache, and headaches. The piece promotes the product as a long standing standard remedy for female ills and urges women to try it.
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