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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

3

Favorite Prescription touted for nursing mothers and women

The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful restorative for nursing mothers and women with various weaknesses. It claims benefits for lactation, painless childbirth, and relief from headaches back pain and irregular menses, urging readers to request a free booklet and warning against secret remedies.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Suffalo N.Y

Thackerays Pantomime and the Generous Novelist

Thackeray, famed for generosity, died poor despite earnings from writing. His friend John Leech found him in his study sighing at routine work. He showed empty pockets to suggest a lack of money before resuming his task.

Thackeray William Makepeace John Leech Leech

A Wonderful Gain A Utah Pioneer Tells a Remarkable Story

J W Browning of Ogden Utah a plains pioneer born 1848 recalls a diabetes diagnosis night time urination fatigue and kidney issues of forty pounds weight loss and back pain before using Deans Kidney Pills which he credits with restoring health. At 75 he remains well and endorses the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Utah J. W. Browning 22D Street Ogden Plains Dean Tam Foster-Milturn Co Buffalo, N.Y

Not So Grasping as That Uncle Desires Marriage

A fragment from a personal exchange contrasts expectations of marriage with individual choices. The elderly uncle argues for early matches while the nephew Harold and Muriel, the youngest, appear in a short, teasing dialogue about future plans. The tone hints at family dynamics and generational viewpoints.

Harold Muriel

Special Trains To Pacific Coast By Major Lines

Personal special trains run by Nat l Ed Ass n and Chr Endeavor Conventions depart via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line for the Pacific Coast. All expense tours at low round trip rates include sleeping car accommodations meals and congenial company. Inquiries to S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 242 Clark Street Chicago.

Endeavor Chicago Union Pacific & North Western Pacific Coast S.A. Hutchison Clark Street

Charity's Secrets: Sin and Charity Across Society

A reflective piece argues that charity hides many faults while also exposing numerous wrongs. It suggests charity covers sins yet can reveal wrongdoing among those who give or receive aid across social circles.

Strangers Now and Mrs Newcomer Recluse Tales

Mrs Newcomer speaks of her husband’s long habit of collecting curios and relics while Mrs Knox questions the marriage. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething is advertised with a claim to ease pain for children and a bottle price.

Newcomer Knox

Attacking a System and Its Upholders

The piece argues that a system exists only in minds and that fighting it requires targeting individuals, not just abstractions. It notes Chesterton’s remark on attacking brigands, who are persons, not merely a system, and ends with a note about the Choctaw in Indian Territory forming a good roads association.

Seven Planets C. KK. Chesterton London News Indians of the Ibe Indian Territory Good Roads Association

Healthful Postum Drink Helps Teacher Overcome Nerves

A schoolteacher recalls nearly losing her job from coffee jitters a year ago. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, boiled properly for 15 minutes, she reports improved health and renewed ease and pleasure in teaching. The ad claims Postum as a healthful alternative for children and adults and invites readers to try it.

Wellville

Green feeds and mangolds for hens at Maine station trial

A 1906 study from the Maine Experiment Station compares mangolds with clover for 100 hens over four months. Mangolds yielded 62.9 eggs per 100 birds versus 59 for clover, with similar health and vigor. Total costs and profits from mangolds show a net gain over 60 percent.

Mangold Wurzels G. M. Gowell Maine Experiment Station Oronto

Pumpkins on Rich Small Plots Boost Yields Says Wallace’s Farmer

A Seedsman could价格 pumpkins highly if all seeds were centralized, but pumpkins grow best on rich, separate land. Plant four or five seeds per hill, eight feet between rows, and June plantings on leftover plots. Keep weeds down and prune vines to improve quality and yield.

Alpee Wallace

Hog grower tracks grain costs for market pigs

A hog grower with twenty five pigs kept precise cost accounts from June 1 to November 20. From June 1 to July 1 daily use was half a bushel of oats, July 1 to September 10 one and a half bushels, and September 10 to November 20 four and a half bushels of corn daily. Total grain fed was 120 bushels of oats and 315 bushels of corn. With oats at 30c and corn at 25c per bushel, compute the grain cost.

Curing Forcing in Colts Told by Horse Breeder

The Horse Breeder warns that forcing in colts is a severe trouble best addressed by careful experiments. Level the front feet, let toes grow slightly, insert sheet head into quarter boots pockets to balance the colt, and keep hind feet short. Weighting via boots aims to spare the legs. once gait improves the habit should cease.

Farmers Vieme Journal Highlights Sunflowers for Poultry

The article argues sunflowers should be grown by poultry farmers to shade fowls and feed chicks. It recommends Mammoth Russian seeds, notes leaves are enjoyed by horses and cows, and claims high payoffs for farmers. It also covers shelter needs, stock health, and a cattle weight rule from Farmers Home Journal.

Pawluryman Farmers Vieme Journal

How Colors Affect Us through Cone Vision and Light

The article explains color vision by cones for red green violet blue orange and yellow, plus 130 million rods for luminosity. It discusses color blindness losing green, resulting gray tones, and how colors influence brain and nerves, comparing photography and music reactions.

Topsy Turvy China Ruler and Cultural Oddities

The piece surveys Chinese customs and habits with playful criticism, noting dress norms, greeting gestures, and daily routines. It highlights contrasts between traditional practices and Western expectations, mentioning attire, writing, mourning, and cosmetic shaving methods.

Cure for Measles Skin Trouble Claims Cutiura

Mrs Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska reports serious skin sores after measles covering head and neck. She tried doctors remedies with no relief for six months. After using Cutiura remedies, symptoms faded in two weeks and fully healed in three weeks. She has remained symptom free for seven years since 1906.

Henry Porter Albion Neb

Dialogue on Hope and Caution from a Grandfather

A grandfather urges his descendant to avoid modern fiction society dramas and to skip sensational newspaper displays to preserve hope and faith in human nature. The exchange contrasts optimism with wary media literacy.

Farm Sale Sparks City Move for Mary and Family

Mary announces the sale of the farm for 50000 dollars and plans to relocate to the city to enjoy the rest of life in comfort.

Mary

All Is Lost as Bond Is Required in County Seat

A distressed speaker tells Mary they must pay John Brown's bond, draining their finances and risking ruin. They urge against signing a friend’s bond and invite her to obtain bond particulars or contact the local agent at the County Seat.

Mary John Brown

Tithe Guaranty & Surety Company bonds offered

The Home Office in Scranton reports capital and surplus over $1,000,000 as the company issues surety bonds. A professor comments on a surprising meal analogy about overdoing a good thing, reflecting a curious scene around the subject.

Tithe Guaranty & Surety Company Home Office Scranton

Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement notice

In a pinch use Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into shoes. It relieves corns bunions swollen hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25 cents. Sample mailed free address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N.Y Ruggists Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Augiet Anderson Sees Deer Season Travel To Pharath

Wealthy Minnesota farmer Augiet Anderson brings his family to Pharath during deer season and laments prowling huntsmen while noting a city trip for business. He cites buck fever and the dangers of the countryside but remains optimistic about the trip and shipping opportunities. Also a quip about porcelain tureens and a tale about cabbages in England’s history appears in the prose.

Augiet Anderson Pharath Mr. Anderson Duluth

The Busy Bee Explains Honey Making Effort

A Philadelphia writer explains how many flowers and trips a single bee must take to produce one pound of honey. The piece highlights the immense labor of bees and why a bee may sting when disturbed.

Thuy

By one census the population of tome former mistress of the world

A recent census recorded HIG SHO as the population figure for Tome the former mistress of the world.

Tome Hig Sho

Side Lights on a Fluttory General Sherman March

A fragmentary Piedmont item quotes General Sherman during his march to the sea. He recalls optimism about progress but senses possible disaster. He notes hearing brass bands playing Marching Through Georgia as a sign of forebodings proved overly true.

Sherman Georgia

Domestic Tips Headlines Not Available

The fragment suggests a promotion for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product priced at 3 cents in leading grocers. No clear event or person names are present to form a full item.

Tina

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