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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
3
A long excerpt recounts testimonials for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Dr. R Schiffmann's Asthma Cure, plus anecdotes on science feats and a tale of an honest cat. It mentions the Pinkham endorsement, a free sample offer, and various household experiments from the New York Tribune and New York Herald.
A tale from Little Folks contrasts a crafts project making tissue paper butterflies that hover with a mischievous scene about a hungry fox terrier puppy thwarted from stealing frost fish. The Butterflies dance on a fan, while Dick the puppy eyes the kitchen pail, sniffs frost fish, and retreats after a near theft.
A reader recalls turning vegetables into art with a turnip lantern. Carrots beets and apples form imitation flowers and natural shapes. A chrysanthemum as carrot and a damask rose from a beer are described as possible carved fruits.
The Japanese peerage began in 1884 with states to the imperial nobility. It counts 77S titled peers including 11 Princes 84 Marquises 89 Counts and 363 Viscounts across its current holdings.
D G Longworth of the Sphinx in Cairo warns the Egyptian landmark is decaying due to irrigation and heavy annual rains. A Khamseem sandstorm then cuts into limestone, threatening the ancient monument as Egypt’s climate shifts.
The Belgian government offered a 50 000 franc prize for a paste for matches free of white sulfur. After years, judges report none of the submissions met the rules. Most were either inflammable or caught fire with friction on all surfaces, and some emitted poisonous flammable gases.
The article surveys Cuban vegetable yields with cabbages reaching twenty pounds and corn yielding three crops yearly, plus notes on radishes days after sowing and perpetual sweet potatoes. It mentions fruits and greenhouse plants, plus bulbous stock grown with success, then shifts to various advertisements and quips about medicines and household tips from 1900 era sources. It references Dr Kline's nerve restorer, Hall's Catarrh Care, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup, Piz0s Cure and other remedies, with dated quotes and testimonials.
A Denver resident, Ida L. Gregory, testifies that her husband recovered from nervous prostration after using Peruna, noting improved appetite and sleep. The piece explains systemic catarrh and urges readers to consult Dr. Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.
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