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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
3
A garbled fragment mentions the White River in Arkansas and a 1,000 mile reference with 50 mile detail. It also cites Dr Kinne y Great Hervé Restorer and Dr RH Krewe materials. The Oklahoma census for the next year is listed as 204,726.
Lieut Gen Chaffee wears enormous round spectacles in heavy black tortoise shell rims that transform his military demeanor when he appears in public. Best British Gunner Able Seaman Samuel Hollinghurst earns acclaim for seven consecutive hits with a six inch gun at 4000 feet while the Drake steams at full speed.
Judge Rogers of the United States District Court in St Louis granted a Chinese inmate under sentence for passing counterfeit money permission to wear his queue in the penitentiary.
Mrs Kellogg of Denver writes from 1628 Lincoln Ave praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing a uterine tumor after seven months of use. She urges other women to seek the remedy and warns against unproven treatments. The letter promotes Pinkham's product as a trusted cure and invites correspondence.
German physicians demand a stronger death certainty and cite Dr Icard's fluorescine injection as a potential test. If circulation remains, skin and mucous membranes yellow and eyes green. if circulation ceased, no color change. Two hours prior preparation suggested to ensure safety and color disappearance if alive.
A government report notes Baden wage earners spend much on beer, especially where credit is extended. It cites a quarry where workers drink 6 to 9 quarts daily and a 3% quota fixed by law. The cost of that amount consumes 20 to 25 percent of wages. The piece ends with a quip from Gol Bloodleigh about readership parity in New Orleans.
Post offices exist among the Alps at elevations of six to seven thousand feet. A single letter box, used by the postman for four daily collections, sits at ten thousand feet above sea level.
Reports say appendicitis has become a fashion in London with Princess Victoria recently operated on. Leading English surgeons report a surge of women seeking operations for the disease and insist on timely procedures.
A Gainesville Texas man testifies that after thirty years of ulcers and an outbreak from knee to foot, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured him in six months. He notes help from the first use and urges others to try the preparations. The note accompanies other items on cigarettes in Korea and laundering delicately colored muslins at home.
Disjointed clipping notes a Pekin robin becoming common in London parks, and lists various consumer ads including Allen's Foot-Ease powder for sore feet, a Japanese army service note, Dropsy Specialists, and a Rome seminary mention. </S>
The finance and trade review notes warmer weather needed to restore normal conditions in cities and farms. It cites a bright start to the season, heavy spring business anticipated by dealers, but current cold and moisture raise carryovers, calling for clearance sales at bargain prices.
At 18 years old Miss Myrtle N Parke, noted evangelist, has been called to lead the Christian Church at Ramsey NL. Nearby ex Judge John Kennedy Ewing 81 was struck and killed by a Dalti more and Ohio train at Uniontown while crossing. Mrs Minnie Osborne 80 of Stoneboro died suddenly at her granddaughter’s home in New Castle during a visit.
The United States Government operates a large acetylene gas plant at the entrance to the Chickamauga battlefield near Chickamauga Park Georgia May 31. The facility uses six and one half miles of mains and two miles of service pipes to illuminate seventy five principal buildings with acetylene light.
Antoinette Brown Blackwell of Elizabeth New Jersey the first ordained woman minister in the United States will celebrate her eightieth birthday on May 20. She plans to attend the National Woman Suffrage convention in Portland Oregon in June. No Goods Marked With Star. The Turkish government orders its customs to bar foreign goods bearing star marks or designs, likely due to the star appearing in the Turkish coat of arms.
In Reminiscences of an Irish Land Agent Mr M Hussey quotes a parish priest sermon that whiskey fuels domestic strife desolation and violence with emphasis on the pulpit. He notes a man who has paid all family bills and has a dollar left feels like he has inherited a gold mine per the New York Press.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Prouty argues against giving a rate making power to a commission or court. He says railways should set their own rates, that rates are property, and that unreasonable rates deprive railroads of their rights while the fourteenth amendment can restrain such actions. He favors fair and reasonable rates and warns against confiscation or limits imposed by state law. The piece ends with Rev Campbell Morgan in London stating gifts from brewers are not wanted.
Golor at Harvard notes about a dozen colored students at Cambridge from the South. In class, gym, and athletics there is equality, but social access is limited. No colored student visits white rooms without invitation and they are excluded from social clubs and boarding houses though academics and sports show no color-based distinctions.
A Scotch schoolmaster entered the temple of learning and read on the blackboard that “Our teacher is a donkey.” The pupils expected a cyclone but the teacher added “driver” and opened the school as usual, in a lighthearted Chicago Journal style anecdote.
Raj Kezri, a Hindoo from Benares, India, is touring major U S cities including Boston to study progress in psychic research and the practices of various cults in these urban centers. He travels to observe methods and opinions in the United States.
The article notes fox-hunting waning in England due to cars and hard times, with losses among hunting men in the South African War. It also reports London’s horror at Mansion House lamps being made in Germany, highlighting rising concerns over foreign goods.
Misa Maria Ducharme of Montreal writes she was deteriorating until trying Peruna. She claims the product restored health and vitality, praising the remedy and urging others to seek guidance from Dr. Trueman at The Truartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for free confidential medical advice.
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