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Newspaper
Galena Tribune
Location
Galena, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
3
Miss Maria Ducharme of Montreal recounts years of pain and fatigue before Peruna treatment. She credits the medicine with restoring her health and life. She invites inquiries to Dr Hartman in Columbus for confidential guidance.
A Kansas justice of the peace asks readers if there have been changes to the state code since he obtained his copy. He warns he may disbar lawyers and fine them for contempt if they challenge his rulings, insisting he only wants to do right.
A dental odor remedy note asserts breath odor comes from various digestive issues and claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a reliable cure. It promises to purge impurities, leaving breath sweet, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists for 60 cents to $1.00.
Birmingham mayor Ward pledges to reserve current receipts to pay every dollar of city bonded debt interest. He vows funds will be set aside systematically and never jeopardized, regardless of other departments, in his inaugural address.
A historical pamphlet style advertises a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features testimonials from Toledo merchants, endorses F J Cheney and Co, and promotes internal remedies with a 75 cent price.
A Tivoli resident presented Pope Pius X with a bouquet of asparagus from his own garden during a recent audience. The notice contains other ad like lines promoting Defiance Starch and various products, reflecting period catalog style.
A Manhattan State Hospital report details a long running tent camp for tuberculous insane patients. Over forty-three active TB cases are isolated in canvas tents, with improved weight and mental condition, minimal infection spread, and no pneumonia among inmates or nurses. The method avoids extensive medication, relies on fresh air, disinfection, liberal diet, and patient relocation as needed.
A selection of simple plant based dishes includes Cream Barley Soup with whipped cream or egg yolk option, Cream Tomato Sauce thickened with flour and cream, and Lettuce With Nut Butter Dressing. The recipes provide step by step steps for barley soup tomato sauce and a bright nut butter dressing for greens.
A garden piece promotes a small pond with goldfish to attract wildlife and deter mosquitoes, noting breeding, hatching, and care tips including feeding twice weekly. The text also includes brief, dated quotes from court and newspaper humor, reflecting quirky anecdotes and crime trial banter.
Natural Anxiety and Dolly discuss missing the horse show as Dobbin questions if T would have been entered and earn a prize. Dolly notes T was not "swell enough." The snippet hints at upcoming trends in style bonnets and the social stakes around equestrian events.
The clipping reviews a string of lighthearted sketches and quips about local characters and social habits. Jests touch on a famed Mar snake, a bragging uncle, a cigar critique, a humorous letter, and witty exchanges about money, status, and education. The tone mimics a bustling newspaper roundup of humorous anecdotes and captions.
Restored Mrs P Brunzel of Everett Wash cites decades of back pain and sleepless nights eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She took five boxes reporting prompt relief and renewed energy. Also a political anecdote: J Balfour Browne's reply to a parliament question mocked as from his own fiscal reform book.
Mrs H P Holmes of Ashland Oregon reports her three month old baby suffered severe milk crust causing itching and hair loss. After applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a thin head cap, the condition fully cleared in short order and never returned.
The Philadelphia Record urges that workers be found in the west and southwest where unskilled labor demand is high. It argues immigrants should head there to rapidly contribute to overall prosperity as a ready labor force in the fields.
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway argues there is no division over stopping secret or unjust discriminatory practices. Just discrimination may be needed for complex commercial conditions, while unjust discrimination harms industries. the International Railway Congress supports flexible, non arbitrary rates and warns fixed government rates could tempt evasion. A passage from New York Sun discusses these points and cautions against rigid controls amidst commerce.
To launder delicate muslins, many muslin dresses may be successfully laundered at home. Wash quickly through warm Ivory Soap suds, rinse, dip in the water, and dry indoors. The air will frequently fade delicate colors. Iron with a moderately hot iron. Eleanor R Parker.
Miss Alice Roosevelt studies Spanish in preparation for her upcoming Philippines visit. She dedicates about an hour daily for three months and has shown herself to be an apt pupil. Her instructor teaches the language as spoken by Filipinos.
Mrs Sarah Kellogg of 1628 Line Ave Denver writes to Mrs Pinkham praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her long standing tumor and related ailments. She urges publication so other women learn of the remedy and advises against other medicines. She notes health restored after seven months and encourages readers to seek advice from Pinkham.
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