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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
5
Notice states residents who want township physician services must first obtain an order from the township trustee or the request will be ignored except in extreme cases. In urgent needs the physician may make one visit, but a second visit requires an order. James L. Crites, Trustee Monroe Tp.
Jake Smith named candidate carrier on three new Delphi rural routes. Old maids shown as young at Jake Smith gallery. A brother newspaper man boasted the paper flourishes coast to coast and missions abroad. Easter hat praise and a prompt photo session urged. A Wabash woman’s chaotic marriage fate recounted with playful tone. Mrs Aden Smith recovers well after seven tumor removals in Indianapolis.
A playful musing on dairy and fat digestion. It suggests butter from a cow would force humanity to invent milk while noting cod liver oil is nourishing but must be emulsified for digestion.
Scott's Emulsion combines the best oil with hypo phosphites to aid digestion and surpass the oil alone in health benefits. It is promoted as the most strengthening nourishing food medicine in the world by Scott & Bowne, chemists of New York. Available at druggists for 60 cents and 1 dollar.
A humorous tale notes a man who avoids saying no, answering wittily that he is as widowed as possible. The Mobile Register discusses gendered fashion and characteristics, while the London Tatler observes changing conduct and taller frames. Other items describe cubs as pets, Negrito wedding rites in the Philippines, a Handy Boy quip about pie, and light anecdotes.
The advertisement claims Thousands of Americans endorse Paracamph as a quick healing agent. It describes a camphor based mix soothing burns, cuts, rheumatic swelling, neuralgia, nasal catarrh, and more with a money back guarantee. Sold in 25c to $1 bottles via druggists or direct shipment from The Paracamph Company Louisville Ky.
The article notes onions as a cultivated vegetable from antiquity, worshipped as a god in Egypt over 2000 years ago, with Romans and Greeks familiar with onion varieties. Garlic is traced to China’s long history of cultivation, while ancient Egyptians used it widely though no monument depicts it due to sacred cleanliness concerns. Sundials, the oldest time-telling method, predate Christ and were used in Egypt, with Indians and other nations using shadows. Chinese sundial practice remains advanced, including porch shadow timing for regulated watches.
An editor explains to his son what a journalist is in a humorous Memphis Scimitar quip. The father says a journalist is a man who wears a plug hat and no shoes and borrows money from newspaper men, reflecting a period newsroom stereotype.
A collection of humor snippets includes a moth proof joke about a trunk and moths, a note on Fogg Mannsworth's farsighted ventures, and a banter exchange where one character jokes about needing extra hands to cope with life.면서
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