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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
3
A fragment summarizes Diaz Will Travel planning European tour before term ends. He aims to visit the United States officially, traveling with his wife. The note places him in a historical context and hints at diplomatic endeavors during a presidential transition.
Dr Sohon reports experiments suggesting tuberculosis germs cannot exist in Greenland and that his method has shown promise. The approach has been tested in Europe but not yet on a wide enough scale to provide conclusive data, awaiting further evaluation by physicians and patients.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous prostration and related female complaints. It features testimonials from a Brooklyn woman claiming relief after medical failures and urges others to try the remedy to regain health and vitality.
An early survey traces primitive tools and crafts from flint knives and shells to the lift principle used by Timor bee hunters. It covers friction ascent, rope weaving, loom ingenuity, Panama hats, basket waterproofing, Polynesian felted garments, Tahiti mortar, and the tobacco pipe, ending with a London Trick narrative excerpt about a woman's curiosity and a silent note.
A piece from Christian Work argues that maintaining calm temper yields greater influence across professions and politics. Anger harms credibility and undermines argument, while composure wins sympathy and preserves sway in discussions and disputes.
A playful exchange features Mrs Puffer declaring her daughter to wed a real English lord and Mrs Lamb noting husbands are scarce, implying she need not apologize for the match. The light dialogue reflects social chatter on marriage prospects in Boston.
R G Dun weekly trade review reports moderate improvement in commercial conditions with conservative progress and no speculative excesses. Better crop outlook boosts sales of ready to wear goods and fall orders rise. Textile mills strong. pig iron weak but steel busy. Railway earnings up. exports and imports rise at port. Hides irregular. leather improving. Footwear stable. US failures decrease from last year.
The article urges readers with duplicate books to take one to the country and leave it with a friend who has not read it, creating a kindness and freeing shelf space. It notes farmers delaying spraying due to cost and effort, with pressure to adopt spraying equipment as scale insects and the brown tail moth worsen orchard threats, signaling a shift away from orchard work.
Joshua Heller of Urbana Illinois testifies that after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1899 he found relief for kidney and back pains. He notes sustained results over time and endorses the treatment as effective as when first tried over two years earlier. Poster-Milburn Co Bubilo No Yu Proprietors sell at 50 cents per box through druggists.
A bluebird occupied a South Road mailbox in Wreadstock VI last year and raised two broods. She rebuilt her home this spring and waits for her family to appear. Box owners have ceded the space for her use, placing up a new box for themselves.
A reader from Boston recounts a severe skin ailment covering head neck and shoulders with foul discharge and odor. After consulting many doctors, the author reports complete cure using Cuticura, urging others with similar skin troubles to try the product. The testimonial is signed by A Meyes of 149 Coughess Street.
An American consul reports on China industrial growth showing over 1,246 miles of railway in operation. Chinese capitalists seek higher returns, with 20 percent railway construction offering better prospects than the 12 percent legal rate. Still, expansion could push up to 6,000 miles within a few years uniting inland cities with the sea and world trade.
A Century description notes Jackson as tall and gaunt with large feet and hands and a singular walk. He spoke rapidly in concise sentences and rarely ornamented speech. His eyes were gray and expressionless until drill or firing charges, which would transform him as if in a real battlefield.
A devoted clergyman testifies that switching to Grape Nuts and Postum after years of morning indigestion and headaches improved digestion, reduced fatigue, and restored energy. He notes sustained benefit over four years and mentions others helped by the product, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville booklet.
Mexican laborers excavating trenches for a telephone company conduit near Cinede Mayo street in Mexico City uncover clay utensils, concrete temple foundations, and pottery with hieroglyphs. Spanish coins dated but undecipherable suggest antiquities from the Tenochtitlan period, with a wall showing construction atop older ruins and hieroglyphics partly erased by conduit drilling. Professor Batress seeks government permission to dig deeper, hoping remains lie beneath, following similar 1900 discoveries.
A Philadelphia Bulletin report notes a Danish method where a drunken man leaving a saloon is placed in a car and driven home, with the liquor dealer paying the cab fare. If a dealer allows intoxicated exit, Danish law requires covering the man’s fare.
The Architectural Record notes the production of an artistic trolley pole as a notable improvement over crude bare poles. It argues plain poles mar urban façades and degrade expenditures on handsome buildings, urging enhancement of the essential street foreground with better design.
Mise Sadie Robinson of 4 Rand Street Mallet Mass seeks remedy advices for nervousness and fatigue. The note mentions a Dr S B Shurtian Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio offering free medical advisement with confidential correspondence.
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