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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
6
The United States Tobacco Journal asks if the nation is becoming a cigaret nation after first quarter statistics show cigarets output surpassing cigars by over 50 million. March saw a drop in full size cigars and a surge in cigarets, prompting questions about food prices and anti paper roll legislation.
The Navy league of Germany lists 1,031,329 members and total funds of 8,395,950 dollars in its latest financial disclosure.
Milwaukee woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female trouble and back pain after doctors warned of a tumor and surgery. Letter from Mrs Burd of Milwaukee, praising the remedy and urging other women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A London Telegraph summary explains tetanus or lockjaw as a severe disease starting with jaw stiffness and leading to violent convulsions. It notes the responsible microbe in soil and street mud, its link to injuries with contaminated wounds, and mentions anti tetanic serum as progress toward treatment.
A Mt. Vernon Kentucky couple recounts their infant daughter's severe scalp eczema. After using Cuticura Remedies thrice daily for five weeks, the scales vanished and new hair grew. They credit the Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent with restoring health. The note appears in the Indianapolis News along with German savings bank facts.
Promoters tout Allen's Foot-Ease as indispensable for feet. They claim sixteen years of testimonials back its clean, wholesome, healing antiseptic action that soothes tired feet and helps them feel better while you walk. Vendors warn that imitators offer larger dealer profits but cannot match the original foot powder.
A London Lancet report warns that paraphenylene diamine used in hair dyes can oxidize to quinone diimine, causing numerous poisonings. Meanwhile Europe studies on forest schools in Charlottenburg Dresden and Weberfeld and Borstal Wood near London draw medical and educational interest.
A Lesie s Magazine excerpt reports drastic seal killings by pelagic hunters, mainly Japanese and Canadians, reducing the Pribilof herd from 4 million in 1867 to under 140,000. Taft urged a closed season and lease repeal as the slaughter harms breeding females and pups, risking extinction of the seal population and large economic losses.
Planets five describes Mercury Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune with key facts. Mercury is nearest the sun smallest with an 88 day year. Jupiter huge with rings and many satellites. Saturn features three rings and many moons. Uranus and Neptune are distant, large yet low density with few moons.
A man of modest means became a mining company secretary and made large stock purchases. He refused to sell as prices surged, dreaming of a quarter of a million, then a million. The boom collapsed within days, and he died by suicide in his bedroom, ruined and shocked the market.
A Leslie’s-inspired reflection emphasizes unity and service to others, urging progress through shared opportunities and concern for the less fortunate. It highlights how communication, markets, and manufacturing matter only insofar as they expand real betterment for the masses and foster national pride in enlarging opportunity.
An OCR fragment discusses Mapleine, a vanilla flavored syrup, sold by grocers with a 20 cent stamp offer for a maple flavor and recipe. It also notes Crescent City Sea and a question on the farthest limit of human vision citing Strand Magazine. Additional items include Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets features and a reflection on municipal beautification, plus U.S. rice production rising to over 600 million pounds in 1908.
A harsh critique condemns vivisectors who experiment on orphan girls eyes, noting the cruelty of harming friendless children and urging punishment for those medical degenerates who inflict blindness in cold blood. The speaker warns orphans and dogs are safest targets for such acts.
A testimonial urges use of Doan's Kidney Pills at first signs of backache or urinary issues to prevent serious illness. The ad, attributed to W. W. Gosden of Richmond Virginia, details prior bladder inflammation and long bed confinement improved after treatment. Doan's is billed at 50 cents a box via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
An old advertisement touts Marine Eye Salve for red itching eyelids styes falling eyelashes and general eye care with Aseptia tubes trial size 25e. It directs readers to ask their druggist or write Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
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