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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
3
Mrs. H. F. Budke of LeSueur Minnesota reports a two month old with a facial rash and worsening eczema that covered head to face. After trying multiple remedies, she used Cutiura Remedies and within two months the child recovered completely with no further symptoms.
The Methodist Episcopal Church property in this country is valued at about 187 million dollars with an outstanding debt of 12.127 million.
An assorted ad snippet promises piles cured in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee and promotes Dr. Kline's nerve restorer. It also advertises seed catalogs from John A Salter Seed Co and Allen’s Foot-Kase shoe powder, highlighting bargains and health products with period marketing tone.
A German mechanic built the world's smallest motor used as a scarf pin. It runs on a battery kept in his pocket and remains in constant operation.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal treatment affects blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation. It offers 100 dollars for any case not cured and invites testimonials from Toledo, Ohio. product sold by all druggists. Also promotes Hood's Pills for constipation.
Excerpts from Helen Keller's Sense and Sensibility as reprinted in Century emphasize that blindness harms but does not erase human virtues and spiritual powers. The piece argues the blind share service friendship humor imagination wisdom and inner will with all people and urge perseverance toward light and promised life.
Mrs. Thos Dunn of Columbus Ohio recounts ten years of backache misery and fatigue. After trying medication she found relief and a permanent cure with Deans Kidney Pills. Endorsed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box.
A Cheyenne leader rises to prominence after notable military deeds. The article notes a courageous slayer gaining distinction within a tribe of barbarians and highlights one of the most conspicuous Cheyenne figures.
The Montana figure Spotted Hawk is described as a formidable fighter with a striking war costume and notable hunting and marksmanship skills. His face conveys character and intelligence, earning him respect among his tribe’s youth. The era of hostilities is over, and peace with the United States is seen as lasting.
A brief item notes that civilizing influences have softened a man’s urge for vengeance against the dominant race, as described in Leslie's Weekly. The fragment hints at a change in attitude without detailing events or identities.
A single article integrates cleaning dust removal rubber rubbing and final polishing for shoes. The device features a fountain dauber to avoid touching polish and a reverse action to switch between rubbing and polishing. A small bristle tuft cleans the shoe as needed.
The Mexican Herald quotes a self important man posing a ticklish question about dependence on a proposal in 1908. The remark highlights social expectations and personal vanity tied to romance and timing in that era.
The New Haven Register suggests adding a utility dress of china silk pongee or foulard to spring wardrobes. The dress can be made in one piece and worn after the tailored suit becomes too warm.
The linen buyer advises tr ibe washed white garments should not be starched or ironed to avoid cracking during storage. Store dark and, if too blue, soak in cold water before regular washing. Unwashable items should be wrapped in blue paper and kept in a dark closet or trunk to preserve whiteness.
The Washington Star notes chamois skin should be cleaned by soaking in clear water and rubbing dry. Do not use cloths more than a week. wash, boil, and air dry. Single use after dirty journeys recommended. Sponges only for bath and require daily sanitizing and air drying.
The New York Press outlines steps to wash colored silks. Soak briefly in cold water with salt, wash in soap lather without rubbing, rinse in tepid then cold water, fix color with ammonia or salt, gloss with methylated spirit, and iron at low heat with a protective cloth to prevent color transfer.
A collection of vintage recipes for Squash Pie Cookies For Children Drop Cakes Cheese Fonda Potato and Nut Croquettes. Instructions cover ingredients measurements mixing methods and baking or frying steps with flavorings and finishing touches.
Letter from Mrs E Hanson of Columbus Ohio testifies the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her Change of Life symptoms including nervousness headaches and fatigue. The ad touts thirty years of use and invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
A brief ode praises the American Beauty rose as the national flower, noting its costly splendor and enduring nature while contrasting it with dull efforts, attributed to Mrs. John Lane.
A fragmentary collage of health tips and vintage ads discusses headaches causes from October to May, laxatives, liver and digestion remedies, and products for coughs and constipation. It also retells a Perth anecdote about Jamie who fell down stairs in a wry, resigned tone from a Bellman tale.
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