Local Notes from Osborn and Nearby Towns
Reports from Osborn Albany and Port Byron include visitors and illness updates. Mrs Beck and J H Leasure stop by, Alec Dunbar recovers, and Mr E E David’s children have chicken pox. Miss Vogie and her sister ill with pneumonia. Services at Joslin A B Church and Ladies Aid meet with needlework and a fine supper.
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Joan Brow
Osborn
Scott
Albany
J. H. Leasure
Port Byron
Alec Dunbar
Beck
Sod MyYe- Ale Dunbar
E.E. David
Rocky Mountain Lea
J. E. Wright
Joslin A. B. Church Ladies Aid Society
S. Heald
Fitzgibbon
Preventics and other items pop up in old notices
An assorted 19th or early 20th century clipping mentions Preventics candy cold cure tablets sold in Leon and nearby towns, plus health notices about diphtheria pamphlets, remedies like Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup, and Edison Tesla sleep theories. It also notes local school activities, parish work, and a short note on jewelry made from coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E Wright
Inventor Edison
Tesla
Gladstone
Simple Life in Cuba Shocks and Satisfies Children
A Leslie’s Weekly feature notes Cuban children at home in heat and stark clothing. It describes bare footprints, goat milk feeding, and improvised outfits, while contrasting summer freedom with winter modesty and fashionable hair arrangements.
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Gabans
Iffée
Larriet Quimby
Leslie’s Weekly
Havana
Cuba
Infant mortality and infant feeding in Europe and America
The article cites high infant death rates in England Germany and the United States. It notes summer hospital strain for London children and Birmingham's annual baby deaths. German data show 400000 deaths before age one from two million births. American rates surpass 275 in several states with bottle feeding linked to deaths in Munich. It ends with a remark on love and appearance.
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England
London
Birmingham
Germany
German Empire
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
New York
New England
Munich
Mothers Read This Vinci Cod Liver Remedy Claim
Mrs C W Stump of Canton Ohio writes that Vinci, a cod liver oil substitute, helped her pale sickly daughter who could not tolerate ordinary cod liver oil. She reports remarkable health and strength improvements and praises Vinci as equal to any medicine for delicate children.
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C. W. Stump
Canton
Ohio
Vinci
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