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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Maternity

A vintage appeal for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims it restores health in women with menstrual and reproductive troubles and helps them become mothers. Includes testimonials from Mrs Maggie Gilmer and Mrs Josephine Hall and invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.

Lydia E. Pinkham Maggie Gilmer West Union S. C Lydia EB Pinkham

White Lead purity test and warning about adulterated products

A discussion of White Lead as a standard paint material and the dangers of adulterated substitutes. It explains the blow pipe test to distinguish pure White Lead from mixtures and cites the National Lead Company's guarantee with instructions to test at home. The text ends with an unrelated line about a judge and a prisoner.

National Lead Company Dutch Bay Painters Soaenrt Woodbridge

Luzianne Coffee Praised for Strength and Purity

Advert says Luzianne Coffee by Reity Taylor Co of New Orleans offers premium flavor and purity. It claims double strength, half the usual quantity, and economical price with nationwide appeal and carload orders. coupons and presents accompany purchases to advertise the brand.

Reity-Taylor Co New Orleans Luzianne South

Bald Men In House of Commons

A humorous note on parliamentary perception in the House of Commons. The piece jokes that height correlates with political success, while many leaders on the benches lack full heads of hair.

House of Commons

Eczema Cured by Cuticura After Seven-Year Fight

W H Dean of Newark Delaware reports seven years of eczema on the hands. He used many remedies with partial relief until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured his condition after two boxes and one cake. The account notes severe cracks large enough to hold a slate pencil.

W. H. Dean Newark Del

Ecema Cure Promises Relief From Shuptrine Medicine

J R Maxwell of Atlanta reports severe eczema and describes relief after using TerreRine and soap from Shuptrine. The testimonial claims complete cure and urges purchase at druggists or by mail for 50 cents and soap for 25 cents. The note includes a separate quotation about enemies and friends.

J. R. Maxwell Atlanta J. I Suurminz Dept. A Savannah

Annorr’s East Indian Corn Paint promises quick permanent relief

A vintage advertisement touts Annorr’s East Indian Corn Paint to remove corns bunions and callouses without cutting burning or soreness. The brush application claims ease of use and costs 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail from Ansorr Co Savannah Ga. A proverb about boon companions appears as a moral aside.

Annorr Tz Ansorr Co Savannah

One Day Cold Cure Claims Bromo Quinine Laxative

An advertisement fragment touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a universal cold remedy. It urges readers to look for KE. W. Grove’s signature and markets the product as effective worldwide in curing a cold in one day.

KE. W. Grove

Tired Customer Proposes Fence Watching Tortoises

A humorous line from Harper's Weekly has a weary patron imagining the thrill of sitting on a fence watching tortoises whiz by while a slow waiter asks about country experience. The cartoonish exchange highlights playful social banter.

Harper's Weekly

Cheney firm offers reward for catarrh cure failure

Lucas County Ohio sworn statement by Franz J. Cheney senior partner of J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for every catarrh case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public confirms oath dated December 6, 1886. Company ads claim cure via internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

A. D W. Gleason F. J. Chenry & Co Toledo Hall

Fruit as Morning Health Booster and Breakfast Reform

The piece argues that eating fruit in the morning on an empty stomach refreshes and stimulates digestion, suggesting ripe raw fruit like apples oranges grapes and pears as a breakfast alternative to ham or eggs. It claims regular fruit consumption improves mood energy and complexion, especially for women, if the fruit is quality ripe and eaten fresh.

How much can the nation save by wearing old clothes this year

The New York Evening Post notes that the 1905 Census of Manufactures shows men’s clothing factory output valued at 355,796,571 dollars. A third of this, or less than a third at retail, would exceed the country's December balance of trade.

New York Evening Post

Supreme Court Rules Against States in Railroad Rate Disputes

The U S Supreme Court, in two related decisions announced by Justice Peckham, upheld federal authority over state rail rate regulation and rejected state court control. Justice Harlan dissented in Young, calling the ruling era making and perilous for state courts. The Minnesota decision provides the lead pronouncement.

Washington Young Minnesota United States Circuit Court District of Minnesota Pritchard Western District of North Carolina James H. Wood Southern Railway Asheville Supreme Court of the United States Justice Peckham Justice Harlan

Permanent injunction against federation over Buck Stove case

The American Federation of Labor and President Gompers are permanently enjoined from conspiring to restrain the Buck Stove and Range Co. in a DC Supreme Court ruling by Chief Justice Clabaugh. The decision bars the federation from public notices about Buck or its products and from listing the company as unfair, with appeals anticipated.

Federation of Labor and Gompers Wil Stove Company American Federation of Labor Gompers Buck Stove and Range Company Clabaugh Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Gould Federation District Court of Appeals Buck Company Missouri

Death of Senator Bryan Shocks Senate

The Senate adjourned for the fifth time this session as death removes Senator William James Bryan of Florida, nicknamed the baby of the Senate. Senator Bryan died Sunday, with Senator Clay of Georgia announcing the news in Jackson ville in the absence of Senator Taliaferro who left Washington early Monday. The loss adds to seven sorrows since last year’s adjournment, a sobering moment for the body.

Young Bryan Senate William James Bryan Florida Clay Georgia Taliaferro Washington Jacksonville Senator Bryan Congress

Angora Goat Industry Expands Across the United States

John W. Fulton of Helena Montana outlines the Angora goat industry growth since 1900. He notes wide distribution from Texas to Oregon and the northern states, brush removal benefits in Missouri and Kansas City area, rising mohair prices, profitable meat and pelt values, and the potential for a large livestock industry returning value from range brush.

National Wool Growers’ Association United States Texas Southwest Oregon Rocky Mountain Montana Idaho Wyoming Colorado Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Kansas City Mississippi Misssouri Kansas Nebraska John W. Fulton Helena Mont

Grape-Nuts Promoted For Aging Readers In Ad Claim

An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as ideal for aging digestion and brain nerve nourishment. It cites an Iowa user over 74 and a 92 year old customer praising health and regularity, alongside Postum pairing. The copy ends with branding and a note to read The Road to Wellville.

Iowa Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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