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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
3
An unsigned testimonial from Lena V. Henry of Norristown Ga claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles after a near operation. The ad touts decades of use and invites women to write Lynn Mass for advice while linking other products to malaria prevention and foot care.
A distressed poor woman endured pressure while actively serving on a school board and engaging community life. Her health deteriorated from stress, and a shock from tablets led to a fatal end. The item blends obituary tone with brief social commentary and literary snippets from contemporaries.
A compilation of jokes and quips from various magazines and papers. It includes banter about powder and gunpowder, a pun on work and fear, a shoes remark, playful insults, and a family squabble tale. Notable items include Life magazine and Washington Star lines, plus items from Meggendorfer Blaetter Puck Judge Roseleaf and The Pathfinder.
A comic local anecdote features a doctor praised by a father who does not mean it in earnest and a child calling him a duck. Other jokes include a physician’s quack nickname and a partner-switch dance story from a Detroit Free Press snippet.
ALEXANDR KUBELIK has right hand fingers insured for two thousand dollars with total disablement value at fifty thousand. PADEREWSKI and HOFFMAN also insured fingers at high amounts. PATTY, featured in past performances, carried insured value and paid large premiums per appearance.
An advertised cure named Terreatyr claims to cure teisma tetter ringworm erysipelas and other skin diseases. It promises instant relief and permanent cures in aggravated cases. Priced 60 cents, available at druggists or by mail from J T Sturreine Dept A Savannah Ga.
In a brief New York Sun item, Becker references a Mayflower and a Sylph of the Dreadnaught type in response to how many battleships are needed. The note frames a naval engineering quip, reflecting early 20th century discussion on battleship design and fleet requirements.
A liquid remedy named Capuchine is advertised to relieve indigestion pains belching sour stomach and heartburn with immediate effect. Doctors prescribe it and Boe at drug stores.
A Louisville Courier Journal note ponders the fate of a home magazine saying it failed due to missing a field for the flat. The quotation contrasts a magazine for the home with an imagined one for the apartment and urban living.
The ad touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a dependable laxative option. It emphasizes natural action, no debility, and no need to increase dosage, claiming physician approval and urging purchases only from the California Fig Syrup Co. via leading druggists.
In New Zealand every worker is legally required to take a weekly half-holiday with no option to shirk the obligation, ensuring rest and compliance with labor standards.
Mrs Herman Smith of 901 Broad Street Athens Ga credits Dosa's Kidney Pills with saving her life during a kidney disease that began with weakness and irregularity. She suffered back pain and swelling before treatment by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Consul General Wynne notes London taxicab demand exceeds supply due to popularity.
Public demonstration at the Marconi wireless station in Glace Bay sent a message to Clifden Ireland and received a reply within five minutes. Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint advertised as a quick permanent cure for corns bunions callous spots and warts priced 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail from The Apgoti Co Savannah GA.
Mrs Lily Hedge of Camberwell Green England describes her son Owen's severe eczema from infancy. After multiple hospital dismissals as incurable, a six month use of Cutiura Remedies reportedly cured him. The note, dated January 12 1907, ends with a personal aside about blame.
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