Harmlins Wizard Oil Endorsed by Physicians
A witty exchange praises loving the real wife over an imagined ideal. The ad promotes Harmlins Wizard Oil as recommended by many physicians and suitable for home use in private hospitals and households.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
7
A witty exchange praises loving the real wife over an imagined ideal. The ad promotes Harmlins Wizard Oil as recommended by many physicians and suitable for home use in private hospitals and households.
A sixteenth century theology professor in Strasbourg pushed for individual communion cups and later, during a plague, his demand was enforced. The account notes the dramatic insistence and its historical context.
A north side family faced a persistent rat gnawing through a kitchen floor and dining room. After days of pursuit the two women executed a cold water drowning by placing a wash tub over a kindling box and drowning the rat in hydrant water, shocking neighbors.
Reports from Formosa and Buenos Aires sketch two new preservation processes that could affect food prices. A Japanese confectioner in Taiwan mayors bananas into canned form with a planned $100,000 company and two factories. An Argentine method for preserving meats fish and vegetables uses a tested fluid deemed safe by officials for home and commercial use.
The passage notes that Swiss families value cheese highly and use it ceremonially. Hard Zer matt cheese is scraped or cut with a hatchet for special occasions. A family’s cheese age signals respect, with some dating back to the French Revolution and served at baptisms weddings and funerals. A newborn heir inspires a named cheese kept until adulthood.
Sarsaparilla floods the market as a claimed universal remedy for spring ailments including loss of appetite tiredness paleness and nervousness. Advertises New liquid form or tablets called Bursataha offering 100 doses for sale.
In Taochow a local peculiarity is the raising of the machi a large pheasant with tall feathers prized for mandarins dress hate. The district also has abundant timber sent away by raft to various regions.
Asheville and Circleville readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing the Change of Life symptoms. Letters from Mrs. Jutta A. Moore of Asheville and Mrs. Attee Kirin of Circleville say the remedy cured or significantly improved years of female trouble during midlife transitions.
A succinct reflection citing Ruskin on prayer and action, urging believers to pair prayer for the kingdom with diligent work and participation rather than idle wishing.
The statement warns that educational practice has prioritized methods and tools while neglecting the ultimate goals of learning. It emphasizes rebalancing emphasis toward core aims and outcomes in education.
In a weary exchange two speakers gripe about the cold while joking about postcards from California. One notes the allure of warm climes and quips about a phrase misread as Ike Jina, highlighting lighthearted regional contrasts.
Brown announced he would not seek a second term unless clear public demand emerged. The public responded by calling his bluff, leaving the decision to future political pressure and support.
A playful field guide explains how boys settle theater disputes over magnification. Use a brick wall or ladder rungs as targets, view through one half of the glass, then align both eyes to see the overlapping name Ines. Count spaces with the left eye to determine magnification, illustrated as four times. Telescopes can be tested similarly when held steady.
Crawford T Ruff recalls reading Huck Finn in a novel hiding place under a bed as a child. The piece contrasts his tale with a broader note on how habit governs actions such as firefighters waking at the gong and rushing to engines, sometimes while still half asleep.
A summer scene shows little Dottle watching her mother can fruit. She asks to put the garters on the remaining cans, showing a playful eager moment in domestic life.
Lawyers aiding financially distressed New York residents report clients took loans totaling 8299.60 with 1744.71 in interest for three months. In many cases lawyers persuaded lenders to extend loans at 6 percent annual. Loans often covered doctors bills or funeral costs.
A damaged ad text touts Allen's Foot Race Cure as a cure for sweating, callos, and swollen feet. It claims a free trial package and invites readers to write to Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Moy, 8. for more details.
The article notes a strong German appetite for apples and oats to decorate Christmas trees, with inland production failing to meet demand even in good years. It says thousands of acres are planted yearly, yet large quantities must be imported to supply the inland market.
The article questions early writers' praise of Apius the sacred Memphis bull and Minevis the sacred ox of Heliopolis and muses that modern customs may appear as absurd when viewed from a distant future. It also notes a cure ad and a daily thought about steadfast determination.
Quote attributed to Sir Arthur Helps framed as a reflection on judgment. It cites weighing thoughts not by learned opinions but by the likely smears of the less prudent. Emphasizes prudent discernment over popular but naive reaction.
Druggists sell Murine Eye Remedy liquid at 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 with soothing action for eye irritation and pain. Murine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes priced 25¢ and 1.00. Free Bio Books and Eye Advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago. United States behind World in match safety due to white phosphorus use.
An odd adtteaser notes two figures, one solving knots and the other causing them, referencing a Spring pink eye epidemic. It promotes Marine Eye Remedy as reliable relief and hints at a wartime newsroom cadence without specifics.
A man seeks proof from the preacher that promises will come true yet accepts the smooth talk of the promoter. The piece contrasts demand for evidence with willingness to trust persuasive rhetoric.
Question raised in Lippincott's about whether new aviation schools will offer scholarships. The note asks readers for opinions on funding future pilots and education in aviation.
An old home product advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as all blue and economical. It contrasts solid powder with liquid blue, claiming the four ounce package dissolves as needed and sells for 10 cents at all grocers, asserting widespread household use.
A quoted exchange centers on a husband reacting to his wife running for office. He clarifies he did not consent but says he acquiesced, underscoring a conflict over her political pursuit.
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding piles and related symptoms in days. It promises money back if the treatment fails to cure the condition within a stated period. The text imitates a medical remedy promotion with bold performance claims.
A column discusses the beauty of young Chinese women noting their exquisite complexions. It attributes the glow to meticulous skin care practices and specific ingredients such as Tusseage as part of traditional regimens.
The ad urges readers to ask doctors about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs colds croup bronchitis and notes thousands of families keep it at home. It cites physician approval and long trusted use, claiming seventy years of sale.
An old advertisement extols Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and says a healthy liver aids its effectiveness. It also suggests Ayer’s Pills to relieve constipation, and credits J C Ayer & Co of Lowell Massachusetts as the maker.
During maintenance at Sunderland Scotland workers found two mice emerge from a pipe then broke it open to reveal a nest with six young mice inside the gas conduit. The discovery sparks wonder how animals survived with gas flowing through the pipe, with a fracture cited as a possible explanation.
A father questions his son's readiness to marry while the suitor candidly admits he cannot support a wife as a widower would. He implies he must prove capability or abandon the idea of marriage. The dialogue centers on responsibility and readiness in a potential union.
A compact literary note references Beaumont and Fletcher and a line about pity guiding the straight path to a woman's love. The fragment conveys early modern playwrights as authorities on courtship and sentiment.
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