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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
4
The ad argues marriage and motherhood age women, blame ignorance and neglect for changes, and touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring freshness and strength. It emphasizes no alcohol in ingredients, appeals to single and pregnant mothers, and offers free consultations from an Institute in Buffalo, NY.
A Paris physician describes experiments where two young men were kissed by a young woman after a mustached man handled them. The pads collected from the kisses revealed harmless germs on one man and tuberculosis, typhoid, and other microbes on the other, suggesting infection risk.
Nine young women correlated that Sunday at Louisville by Bishop E R Hethericks of Kansas City vow to devote their lives to church work. They will either train as nurses in southern Chinese hospitals or become teachers in Methodist schools.
The note describes Louie Marlowe Frank Kabey and Jake Bender seizing a sunny Friday morning for fishing. They wore heavy underwear and thick overcoats and were still chilly upon return with chattering teeth. They joke about bringing an oil stove on the next trip to stave off the cold.
A New York man seeks a divorce alleging his wife threatened to kill him after he slept. She supposedly disturbed him and broke office furniture when agitated, while he works as a physician and cares for patients.
The notice counsels couples to prepare for common ills like constipation and indigestion using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and to keep a bottle at home. It offers a free sample from Pepsin Syrup Co and lists local price mentions. The item also notes various local social updates and travels on a Friday.
John E. Osborn sets June 3 in Shelbyville for the Sixth District democratic congressional convention after consulting with governor candidate Thomas R. Marshall. Declared candidates include Cicero F. Northern of this city and F. M. Alexander of Brookville with others discussed but unannounced. Tone favors strong democratic prospects with the party’s district support and a good candidate.
Publishers offer a $1000 prize to the woman who solves the opening chapters of the real stimulus story "when the Mummy Moves" amid a baffling mystery. Readers are invited to guess the solution after early pages, amid press fascination and publicity.
A rough, verse-like panel urges perseverance through hardship. It encourages keeping on despite droughts or losses, stay resilient when funds run low, and maintain effort even as odds mount. The uneven phrasingHints at songlike encouragement to endure and persevere.
Governor N Haake of Oklahoma designates Thursday May 7 1908 as a legal holiday and urges assembly of organizations to discuss constitutional amendments on direct senatorial election, employer liability law, income tax, and preventing federal interference with state laws on common carriers morality and labor protection.
A Belview Tennessee resident Mrs Knight tried Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after many remedies failed. She reports immediate relief and permanent cure from constipation and related digestive issues. A free sample bottle is offered by the Pepsin Syrup Co with address in Monticello.
Sidney Gerume, a 4 singer at the Majeatic theatre of Brazil, writes A Picture of Simple Life which is claimed catchy and popular. Music by Roy D. Burtch of Indianapolis. A Ripodiac patron suggests two small improvements for ushers and their role in the act.
Fragments indicate a notice about Mrs. Florence Atkins Gavin and a May event at Firer M. The unreadable text implies ceremonial or advisory content with references to Dew and classical groups. The readable items point to a community notice rather than a detailed report.
A historical ad extols prolonging life with a syrup called Caldwell's Syrap Pepsia promising to prevent constipation dyspepsia and bowel troubles. It offers free sample bottles and lists a Caldwell Bridge address and pricing, reflecting era advertising tactics.
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