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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
7
A Newington Ontario resident writes of a six week cough that vanished after using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. He bought a bottle and before finishing a quarter, the cough disappeared, dated May 3, 1899.
Advertises Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a rapid remedy for colds and coughs. Warns neglected colds may cause chronic bronchitis or consumption and urges early treatment with several doses to cure current symptoms and gradually treat older colds including bronchitis asthma whooping cough and hard winter coughs.
Saturday Review notes the Egyptian obsession with death as life’s main career. Cemeteries and tombs shape the land, with pyramids built by enslaved labor to honor the dead nations. Art, architecture, and religion converge to secure the ka in the afterlife, while living homes decay.
In Pearson's Weekly the Tshuktshi of northern Kamchatka and nearby Behring areas are described as nearly independent of Russia with minimal contact, visited only a few times by explorers like Major de Windt. The New Siberian islanders likewise remain isolated, able to communicate with the mainland only once yearly, risking long seclusion in bad years. The Central African pygmies, enduring in legend for ages, have seen only two white-led expeditions penetrate their forests home.
A Philadelphia report notes a case where insanity was cured by a forty nine day fast, with commentary that such a length of fasting will cure or kill most ills. The column also comments on Gen Joubert’s recovery and British plans for a busy New Year, alongside various short notices and advertisements.
A historical note highlights Belva A. Lockwood as a leading woman candidate for U S president and promoter of Peruna tonic. The letter from The Peruna Medicine Company touts Peruna as remedies for cold catarrh hay fever and general debility, claiming catarrh can affect any body part and urging women to seek Health on Demand free to women.
The advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has cured the most women and that a million lives were improved. It asserts all letters to Mrs Pinkham are read and answered by women, with certificates from Lynn officials. Free book and advice are offered to every ailing woman.
A San Francisco teacher Miss Austin conceived raisin grape cultivation in Fresno County about twenty years ago. Her efforts produced a $1,000,009 value in this season's raisin curing and spurred other industries. A new large fruit cannery is planned to employ about 600 people during canning season.
Five thousand bales of cotton were shipped a few days since from Seattle Washington for China and Japan.
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