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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1904
Page
7
The passage warns that eruptions from eczema to salt rheum arise from humors whether inherited or acquired by faulty digestion. It cautions against drying medicines as dangerous and advocates a different approach to treatment.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as blood cleansers that expel humors and build the system. Claims permanent cures for skin ailments including eczema and facial blemishes with testimonials. asserts many more favorable results exist and promises to keep its word.
Darwin’s account describes Chillan miners in the Andes carrying ore up 450 feet via vertical ladders of trees. Average load 26 pounds per trip, with long hours, scarce food of figs, bread, and wheat. The landscape shows ancient mines facing water removal challenges over centuries.
A metropolitan house employs three detectives to verify claims of discounts by women shoppers, separating verified accounts from fraudulent ones. Dressmaker merchandise enjoys exclusive 10 percent rebates at dedicated cashier desks, while other goods and items like rate and special samples are excluded. The fragment also mentions a boy named Otto, phrases from Carlyle and Walt Whitman, and odd notes about beverages and ancient rulers.
A mosaic of humorous exchanges from American and British papers. The snippets include a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote on a bet about marriage and a Parisian tone in a Philadelphia Ledger style gag about windmills and family plots.
A fragmentary item reflects on inducement and theft with scattered phrases implying a discussion of love and money. The text hints at a quotation world where loyalty and value are weighed, mentioning Philadelphia and a proverb like a second love being more about wealth than beauty.
The editor notes King Edward has begun wearing old clothes for comfort, suggesting it might start a relatable fashion. The quip reflects a light, social observation on royal attire and everyday practicality.
An assortment of old advertisements touts Allen's Foot-Ease for crenting, corns, bunions, and loosened shoes, with claims of a large Waterloo painting by Joseph Van Driesten and various internal remedies for catarrh. Product pitches urge authentic cures, local applications, and testimonials, naming Chesney & Co. Toledo as suppliers and Hall's Family Medicine as recommended.
Kentucky Mosquitoes Hit Chickens In East End Ferocious insects attack roosting fowls and kill twenty two birds owned by Mrs Bridget Owens on Fulton Street. Mosquitoes descend from the air at dusk and are believed to breed in marshy low areas near the city.
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