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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
6
The Philadelphia Record notes 1907 mine disasters killed 3086 in the United States and left 2721 seriously injured. Over a quarter of fatalities occurred last month, urging legislatures to demand stricter supervision and precautions amid comparisons to higher hazards abroad.
In Moscow Idaho Mrs. Frank Roseboom describes inherited kidney trouble worsening into nerves fatigue. She suffered sleeplessness dizziness and back ache until using Dean's Kidney Pills, after which her alarming symptoms vanished. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A jumble of household idealism and dubious cures appears. It notes a homemaking mindset, touts piles cured in 6 to 14 days by Paro Ointment, praises Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Woolford's Sanitary Lotion, and comments on a British scientist opposing child prayers about dying. The excerpt blends colonial trivia and sensational claims.
Washington correspondent notes millions in the Treasury vaults awaiting bondholders. The 1907 45 bonds ceased interest last July. an estimated 5.82 million dollars may never be claimed, with many due to be recovered only years later or possibly lost.
The United States army shows higher admission and death rates than several peers, yet lower mortality in some diseases. The analysis notes varied enlistment practices, discharge effects, and data limits, citing 1906 US figures and the latest foreign data. It warns that alcoholism figures reflect restrictions on beer at US posts.
The Ohio Yearly Meeting stands apart as the sole Friends organization not claiming membership in the Five Years' Meeting unless it has accepted the discipline agreed upon by twelve yearly meetings.
A New York woman received 25000 in damages after two doctors declared her insane. The case hinges on medical opinion and mental health assessment, highlighting potential misdiagnosis and medical accountability.
R G Tun and Company reports end of holiday sales as normal in ag, with production cutbacks across fan and steel industries and New England mills. Clothing cancellations rise, shipments delayed for spring goods, while money markets ease. Iron furnaces and steel mills restart, but capacity remains under 50 percent. pig iron prices fall, coke output drops in Connellsville, and textile markets show heavy declines. Footwear demand quiet but outlook improves with boot and shoe factories resuming production.
A recipe fragment describes making a lemon custard pie filling. It directs boiling water with sugar and butter, dissolving cornstarch, adding lemon juice, sugar, and egg yolks, then thickening and baking the custard until it bubbles, cooling and frosting. Names and precise amounts are slightly garbled.
A New York minister warns that young men with modest earnings should accept their place as social butterflies are not for them. He argues the pulpit aid is unnecessary and that income differences will push such men away from high society.
The Field Museum of Natural History announced extensive expeditions led by George A. Dorsey to map and study unknown peoples and regions. Dr Berthold Loeaufer, a Chinese scholar, joins the effort to visit Lemans area and explore Thbot the forbidden land in a three year stay.
An advertisement touts Dr Kline s Great Nerva Restorer as permanently curing nervous diseases with a $2 trial bottle and a free treatise from Dr H R Withe in Philadelphia. It also promotes Atlas Alfa grass as a desert crop for wood pulp and notes a London daily printed on this plant based paper.
A Louisville testimonial from M W LaRue cites Cure Cure for eczema relief after failed medical care with skin improvement and final cure. The note mentions use of Cutieura remedies and dates in 1907. The second item notes government money paper is produced in several mills in New England and redeemed by the Treasury after destruction.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that fails. F J Cheney is vouched for by Walding Kinsan and Marvin, Toledo druggists. Hall's Cataorb Cure claims to affect blood and mucus surfaces. testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. sold by druggists. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Still the old songs noted by Providence Journal from Old Point Comfort bands.
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac is distributed to over eight million homes and free from druggists. Demand urged, as supplies run low. Also mentions the “Bromo Quinine” cough remedy and a note on King Oscar and King Edward R.
An old time remedy claim recounts how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored Mrs Bertha Muff's health after twelve years of female illness and eleven doctors. The ad urges other struggling women to seek the same relief through the product and Mrs Pinkham's guidance.
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