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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
3
The speaker warns that there are tens of thousands of faith cures in the country and predicts many more if doctors do not reduce their prices. The dialogue blames the medical cost for driving people away from seeking cures.
The document presents a testimonial from Gina & Co of Toledo praising Gansey as honorable and capable to fulfill all business obligations. It references wholesale druggists, a list of firms, and a claim about Hall's Cordial Cureth with internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions Junce Toe per bottle and testimonials offered.
The population of Ireland, once over 8,000,000 fifty years ago, is now under 4,500,000. Pine’s Cure for Consumption is recommended for coughs and colds at 25 cents. Sealed oil of roses is made from the grass Andropogon Schoenanthus.
Ife-No occupation reveals a speaker’s quip about status and identity as they declare they are “walking a mustache” amid talk of occupation and chief objections. The remark blends self mockery with social satire and a playful challenge to norms.
In spring the body demands stronger medicine for impure blood and low vitality. Pimples and eruptions appear with reduced appetite, weakness, and listlessness, signaling the need for restorative treatment.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pilis claim to purify blood and build vigor, appetite, and strength. A Vermont user, Mrs Brutus Boren of Stowe, reports renewed energy after a season of illness and hot weather, praising the remedy’s benefits.
The article discusses shifts in immigrant origins from western to eastern Europe, noting Germany's historical influx and current changes with Austro Hungarians Poles and Magyars rising, Italians numbering 124 000 in one year. It includes a testimonial from Mrs H C Marty praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as spring medicine. It also mentions electricity improving public speaking conditions and comfort in well lit venues.
A humorous Irish reminiscence recalls a judge famed for field sport and kindly leniency in a Ballykilmulligan court. A clerk suggests pleading guilty to nineteen Fenian defendants, sparking a burst of dramatic confusion over the remaining case and a joking remark about a “seek.”
A historic note describes many US coins removed from circulation, including the $2.50 gold piece and the $8 piece, plus various non government minted cents. Collectors seek these relics as they rummage old pockets and drawers. A rare £10 gold piece from 1700 is shown as a charm, with a £150 offer refused. California’s octagonal $50 pieces are recalled for their beauty and rarity.
In a downtown park two boys argued over a dog held on a string. A grave man joined and warned them against lying. The boys claimed the person who tells the biggest lie should win the dog, then laughingly claimed the dog belonged to someone else.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a young stock speculator once thriving in tips now serving at a hotel. The exchange, from the Detroit Free Press, notes a cheerful Jones and a boastful recollection. It highlights human fragility and the ease of flattery in social life.
Miss Bertha M Rush of Pittsburgh Pa a soprano and church officer writes of severe spring lassitude nervousness loss of appetite and systemic catarrh. She credits Peruna with rapid improvement after taking multiple bottles leading to restored appetite weight gain and disappearance of symptoms.
The ad asserts nervous-system depression as spring approaches, with fatigue irregular appetite and sleep disturbances. It claims Peruna restores energy, appetite, and sleep, easing post-winter weariness. Testimony from Mrs H Kassatt of Des Moines IA endorses Peruna for long-running exhaustion and renewed strength after use.
A garbled exchange references risky spending, nervous energy, and a claim about Dr. Kines Great Nerve. It mentions H. Kine Ltd of Philadelphia and a brief dispute over a society member, with comments on an ego and suitability of a speaker.
A quip from Pa and Johnny Bumpernickle on actions vs words. The old man insists civil actions carry weight and judgments matter. An ad suggests Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children.
Prattle about shaking Allen's Foot-base powder for feet with sweating aching and bunions. Mentions doctors chemists and shoe stores but text is garbled. Claims cure and free sample offer with address Le Ray New York area.
An advertisement urges tired nervous women to use Peruna as a tonic and nerve invigorator. It claims to build nerves, improve circulation, appetite, and digestion, and offers free advice from Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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