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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1900
Page
7
A Baltimore Sun summary notes that humanity faces over six hundred diseases as the century begins, with many not fatal and some curable through medical advances. It discusses how diseases vary by age and body part, the role of inflammation, and the growth of treatments, cures, and preventive measures driven by hygiene and dietics.
A narrator recalls how a long trusted chair was replaced by a new one after damage. Over time the new chair grew on him while the old chair, once supreme, failed to satisfy. The tale closes with the line that describes habit as a powerful force shaping preference.
A Chicago News item promotes sulfur and molasses as a health tonic for children. The verse-like piece rhymes about a family dosing and urges a cleanse to expel imagined gases, framing the remedy as a health boon for youngsters.
In a Chicago style parlor five friends drift through a bohemian circle. Mariselle the artist, two Mediums, and a bashful Youth pursue love and art amid dinners at American restaurants and a round robin drawing game. The Youth wins affection of Mariselle, while the Artist remains a rival, and the group ends with engagement planned for June.
A neighbor recounts how the late vice president Hobart earned his first lawyer’s fee of one hundred dollars for drafting a manufactur er’s will in Paterson. The client later gave an $800 check, helping Hobart start his life, marry the client’s daughter, and he later sent $150 to aid the granddaughter’s wedding attire while aiding other family members with work.
Olive Plants recounts Steve’s plan to form a makeshift church with his four sisters as congregants. He preached a “mind mother” sermon urging children to obey promptly and cheerfully, doing yes with actions, not words, and to mind better than a dog would.
France manufactures about 25.8 million pairs of gloves each year and exports roughly 18 million pairs. The production level highlights a strong glove industry with substantial overseas demand.
The Philadelphia Record describes Portuguese life where men and artisans favor the guitar as a daily companion. After work peasants and workers return home with their instruments, singing doggerel songs to strumming accompaniment, turning evenings into music filled with local声.
A compilation of claims praising August Flower for indigestion and biliousness, with testimonials from readers including Joseph Emmert, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, and E. Hartgerink. Mentions of Kodol Dyspepsia Care, a Brooklyn pastors conference, and Armand Quatier’s arsenic finding in thyroid glands.
A Chicago reader touts Foley's Honey and Tar for a severe la grippe cough with immediate relief and a cited 60 cent cure. Other items note rhinoceros sightings on African veldt, DeWitts Little Early Risers praised for digestion, and a Venice library threat prompting 75000 francs for relocation. plus Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised as a panacea for indigestion.
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