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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
7
Samuel D Ingraham of Lewiston Idaho says two years of crippling sciatic rheumatism in his thighs left him using crutches. Kidney secretions were irregular and painful with heavy sediment. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills he improved quickly and was eventually free from suffering. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A humorous blend cites an inexperienced caddie after Toozle's fifteenth miss asking to make the green larger. Prof Charles Zeublin reflects on art's messages and a Pendleton childhood hair-cutting memory, ending with a barber joke about Samson and Delilah from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A three year old, Marian, declares prayer should be her mother’s task rather than hers and refuses to ask God for blessings. She stays firm, even when shown a grazing cow and the question what else eats grass besides a horse prompts the reply more horse.
An elderly Baird Texas resident recalls a chat by the front yard fence that led him to quit coffee after a neighbor suggested Postum. He credits the switch to improved health and a notable recovery from dyspepsia kidney and digestive troubles.
Richard Glyn recounts his youth as the admiralty era unfolds in Portsmouth and London. He forms a bond with Giles Vernon, meets Lady Arabella Stormont, and encounters Lady Hawkshaw who navigates courtly intrigue while money and prize ships shape their fortunes.
The piece notes how authors and readers described women aging past 30 or 35 as losing vitality and social allure. It cites an eighteenth century reference to age 35 and a Meredith novel calling a woman thirty, plus a Boston example of an elderly matron who shuns lively society after eight decades.
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