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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
7
Mrs Nathaniel Field of St Albans Somerset County Maine describes severe anemia symptoms and relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports weight gain from 120 to 164 pounds, improved appetite sleeping and diminished pain after three weeks. The ad promotes the pills as a cure for rheumatism indigestion and nerve headaches with prices listed.
An advertisement touts Garfield Remedies as meeting the highest requirements of the National Pure Food and Drugs Act for constipation relief, including Garfield Tea as a remedy.
The booklet The Door Unbolted chronicles the rise of the Postum Cereal Co from a small white barn started Jan 1 1805 to the vast Postumville Battle Creek Michigan complex. It notes the Shakespearean style office of Mr Post, lavish factory rooms for workers, and invites requests to receive the booklet.
Washington December 4 Roosevelt sent six cabinet changes and one supreme court appointment to the Senate. No opposition to Moody or cabinet nominees. transitions to start early next year with Cortelyou moving to treasury and Von Meyer to postmaster general.
The 59th Congress began its first session at noon with large crowds in the galleries. President Roosevelt sent in a long list of appointments for confirmation. Senator Dupont took the oath. many members-elect sought the oath at the speaker's desk. The opening featured solemn prayers and a brief adjournment in memory of recently deceased members.
In Washington on December 4 the Supreme Court upheld habeas corpus rulings for Haywood Moyer and Jettison as leaders of the Western Federation of Miners. The decision by Justice Harlan maintains their confinement in Idaho pending trial for complicity in the murder of former Governor Steunenberg.
An assortment of advertisements extol the virtues of Putnam Faceless Dyes delivering brighter colors with less effort. A Winburg Orange River Colony farmer alleges 24,000 sheep are stolen yearly in his district, claiming 800,000 sheep stolen across the colony. Finish and stiffness claims compare Nefance and TD fiance Starch for thinner, stronger application.
In a Boston bound railroad car Bishop Brooks confronted a quiet man who claimed he planned no remark. The exchange reveals the man’s habit of thinking ahead then regretting spoken words as soon as they leave his mouth.
Avard Oklahoma store owner A C Barnett writes a grateful letter describing his son’s severe eczema on the head scalp and hair loss. After two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent and daily use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment his son recovered with hair regrowth and no recurrence. He endorses the Cuticura Remedies for eczema. March 30 1905.
The empress, admired by her people, funds women’s schools and universities from her private purse. She supports broad education for women while visiting hospitals during the Russo-Japanese War, where her sterilised, reused bandages reportedly aid wounded soldiers’ recovery through a mental influence.
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