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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
6
A noted expert claims a simple home remedy will cure rheumatic pain. The recipe mixes half a pint of whiskey with one ounce Toris Root Compound and one ounce Syrup Sarsaparilia Compound from Globe Pharmaceutical Co. Take a tablespoon before meals and at night. Ingredients available at drug stores for home preparation.
A narrator chides a boy for smoking, noting the act sickens her at heart. The boy replies with a wry remark about the effect catching her in the stomach.
Milwaukee grain merchant J H Van Burden warns western farmers about annual losses from rats totaling near 100 million dollars. He notes a rat costs about 60 cents a year to feed and estimates a conservative rat population around 160 million, with about a third in large cities.
The Governor spoke to the West End Woman's Republican Club in New York and likened his happiness to a young woman visiting Venice for the first time. He quoted her note describing Grand Canal moments and life feeling full for the first time.
The item promotes Garfield Tea Co. Brooklyn seeking samples for a herbal laxative remedy. It features Potent claims about bronchial trouble throat irritation and digestive issues while linking romance and matrimonial advantages to a woman's influence.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple ads asking for cream with lines like We Pay Top Price for Cream and Go to Miller & Vidimes. Includes quotes and slogans such as There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action and German proverb about loving your neighbor. An average Jamaican ginger yield note appears.
The ad touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a reliable laxative offering cleansing and gentle relief without debility. It asserts physicians approve its natural action and warns buyers to purchase only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
In a Illinois river camp, Joe-Dad leads Bob Early to a mighty sycamore bee tree. A risky rope plan goes awry as a saplin falls, bees swarm, and the climb ends with honey applied to stings. Joe-Dad recalls the danger and the lesson of carrying tools for beehive raids.
The Gentlewoman argues marriages fail because partners choose for money, status, or transient emotion rather than true love. They marry from proximity and lack of deeper connection, leading to unsatisfying unions.
The new movement for teaching motherhood appeals to humanitarian biologist physician and patriot as described by Lady's Realm highlighting interdisciplinary support and civic value.
A Cleveland era style piece warns breeders about hog cholera or swine plague. It recounts A P Williams of Burnetts Creek Indiana who treated cholera hogs with Sloan's Liniment and avoided losses. It invites readers to request Dr Sloan's free book on animal treatments.
A Boston Herald note says a small, thoughtful group at W. N. Hartshorn’s Fenway home selects the world’s Sunday school lessons. Once chosen, printers disperse them globally in scores of languages. Europe Africa and the Pacific receive the vernacular aids. India alone requires 40 dialects. about 500 million leaflets are distributed annually.
An Irish surgeon explains how coffee caused tremors and insomnia, and how three years ago he switched to Postum. He notes his nervousness and dizziness faded, blood circulation improved, and he urges others to brew Postum properly. His friend also prefers Postum, and the pair advocate it as a national drink. The ad ends with branding from Postum Co. and a mention of The Road to Wellville.
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