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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1897

Page

8

Warned Silvers From Antipyrene Dangers In France

A correspondent cites a French illness scare tied to antipyrine use. A physician warns that a lotion composed largely of antipyrine, given in insufficiently small doses, leads to deaths misattributed to influenza. The piece urges caution among readers.

Jaden Agndialire Tle Futinengra France Westminster Gazette

Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as insanity cure

A fragmented advertisement letter from Kalamazoo Michigan dated April 6 1897 extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy for nervous prostration and insanity claiming the user rose from 100 to 158 pounds after six bottles. The note alleges relief from sleeplessness heart ache and digestive issues and mentions a former stay in an insane asylum.

Woad Kalamizoo Mich O.J. Hood & Co Lowell Mass Hood

Treeing by a bear at rural Pennsylvania school path

Lucretia Ritter, a country schoolteacher in Sullivan County Pennsylvania, faced a terrifying encounter when a bear chased her along a lonely path from a farmhouse toward Ek Lake. She normally takes a shortcut through the woods, but the incident interrupted her routine walk to the school.

Lucretia Ritter Sullivan County Pennsylvania Bhunk Mountains Ek Lake Agathe

Girl attacked by bear and rescued by farmer

A girl encountered a full grown bear on her path while returning to her boarding house. She climbed a crooked tree after her lunch basket was devoured. The bear held her for over three hours until Farmer Swartz frightened it away and she fainted from shock.

Farmer Swartz Miss Ritter Swarty

Rebus and monogram name carvings in old England

The piece notes that fifteenth and sixteenth century England favored rebus and monogram name expressions. It cites a Sussex church with a sixteenth century porch builder named Airborne shown by a churn holding figure. An antique carving puzzled a reader, showing town name Wattan as a hare on a tun. locals recall hares as wats, a regional term enduring in the area.

Wattan

First Chartered Companies and Isaiah the Poet

The text notes that chartered companies originated with the Portuguese in 1444 under Prince Henry the Navigator, forming the first chartered African company trading on Africa's west coast. It states the first English chartered company formed in 1505 under Henry VII for merchants trading with the Netherlands, named the Fellowship of Merchant Adventurers. It also asserts Isaiah as the most sublime of poets, whose vivid word pictures influenced later writers.

England Prince Henry the Navigator Africa Henry VII Netherlands Fellowship of Merchant Adventurere Enghimed

Nervous Dyspepsia Relief Promises From Elixir

An old advert describes Bilomach Bitters as a tonic for nervous dyspepsia. It claims relief from mental worry, improved digestion, and increased nerve vigor after a course, with sensations of well being as the tonic works.

Hanging Rock near Massillon with natural wells and mosquitoes

A Massillon area feature describes a hanging rock on the Wapsipinicon River bank about a quarter mile east of Massillon. Two seventy foot wells in a bluff above the river, reputedly infested with firedamp, attract interest along with swarms of mosquitoes in warmer months. legends of midnight musical sounds were debunked by scientists.

Nells Massillon

Minnesota Summer Resort at Lake Minnetonka Opens 1897

The Minnesota Summer Resort at Lake Minnetonka near the Twin Cities is highlighted as a premier yachting retreat with 150 miles of shoreline, forested scenery, and cottages. Lafayette at Minnetonka Beach opens June 26 for the 1897 season. inquiries go to E. V. Holcombe, manager, St Paul. Rates to St Paul and the area available via W. B. McNider, G P A, Sioux City.

Minnesota Lake Minnetonka St. Paul Mineapolis Union Minnehaha Longfellow Hoie Lafayette Minnetonka Beach Opang Mississippi Great Northern Railway Twin Cities Parsons E. V. Holcombe Minn

Wholesome Superstition Among Cossacks in Battle

The article notes a strong Cossack belief that Heaven greets warriors who are personally clean at the moment of death. Before battle they perform meticulous toilet rites, dress in clean garments, and wear their best outfits for the fight.

Heaven Dss

Allen’s Foot-Ease Promises Comfort for Feet

An old time ad touts Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to cure painful swollen feet and to ease tight shoes. It claims instant relief from bunions, corns, sweating and callouses with a household remedy marketed through druggists and shoe stores. Mail order available for 25 cents from Allen & Co. Le Roy New York.

Allen Kage Fred le Roy N. Y

Early Breakfasting Doubts A Morning Ride Harmful

An old note argues that a ride before breakfast often backfires. The dynamometer tests show weakness upon waking, with strength peaking after midday and fading, then rising again toward evening. It warns excesses of overwork and idleness as main foes and urges pairing early rising with early eating.

Introduction of Any New Culture Worth More to a Nation

An excerpt shows a professor urging clarity and a sophomore challenging the draft as the text critiques the value of introducing new cultural advances. The dialogue underscores the demand for accessible writing and the tension between erudition and comprehension.

Rare California books draw collectors nationwide

Old San Francisco bookshops hold many rare volumes as families who journeyed west in 1849 sold personal property. The region claims a unique cache of books, second only to New York, due to reverses of fortune affecting early settlers.

California Francisco New York

Hall's Catarorh Cure Promised as Constitutional Remedy

Hall's Catarorh Cure is advertised as a constitutional cure priced at 76 cents. The snippet also notes widespread deposits in Swiss savings banks and various consumer mentions including hair renewal, a Port Washington contract, and baby teething remedy marketing.

Hall

Washing Blankets Right Way for Longevity

This guide stresses washing blankets with plenty of soft water and good soap to prevent shrinking and preserve softness and color. Shake out dust, soak in warm water with Ivory soap, wash gently by hand, rinse until suds are gone, add blueing, dry, and store in a cool room.

Winnie

Do you think Othello had any right to kill Desdemona

Philadelphia Press comments on Othello and Desdemona with a sharp ending line asserting that any woman who sobs in bed ought to be killed, reflecting editorial stance on the tragedy.

Othelo Desdemona Philadelphia Press

Fortifying maternity with Lydia E Pinkham product

A letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for pregnancy related cravings and maternal weakness. Mrs. L Z Warmney credits the tonic with restoring health, enabling a full term pregnancy and a healthy seven month old baby, and urges others to seek relief.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mas L. Z. Warmney George St B. Somerville Mass

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