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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

8

Donn's Kidney Pills Help Woman End Long Bladder Inflammation

Mrs William Jones of North East Pennsylvania reports six months of bladder inflammation causing severe pain sleepless nights and swollen ankles. After using Donn's Kidney Pills her health improved quickly and after a month she felt as well as ever before. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Donn William Jones North East Sayds Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

The Pole Perched Hen Daily Egg Tale

Zenas Dudley of Hampden tells of a hen that lays every day only when perched on a pole. She laid her first egg atop a tall yard pole after a scare as a chick, and since then she insists on laying while roosting at the pole tip. A pole and net bag are set to catch the eggs in the yard.

Zenas Dudley Hampden Kennebec Journal Seraching

Kare Good Thing Foot-Ease Ad S Told By Mrs Yolewert

An old-time testimonial announces Kare Good Thing Foot-Ease saying it relieves sore feet. Mrs Matilda Yolewert of Providence claims aid from the product and notes it is sold by druggists for 25 cents. Day’s sale ad promotes its availability.

Allen Matilda Yolewert Providence Paxton Toilet OO Boston

Stork Nest Details From Colmar Summit

The city architect in Colmar described a stork nest on the cathedral summit. The nest, about 30 years old, measured six feet across and five feet high, weighed over three quarters of a ton, and required a pickaxe to break. It was built of twigs and clay, used 24 sacks, and contained varied items including 17 ladies' stockings, five fur caps, a silk blouse sleeve, old shoes, leather, and four railway porter's buttons.

Colmar Upper Alsace London Globe

Dwellings Under Ground in Matmata Tunisia

The Matmata cave dwellers of Tunisia number about 3 000 inhabitants. Homes are carved into the earth in a high rocky plateau between Gabes and the Sahara. Builders dig by tracing a circle and extending to required depth for the number of stories.

Tunisia Africa Gabes Tunisian Sahara Matmata Indianapoli News

Notable Figures Gather in Global Newsroom Highlights

Vicenta Gomez returns to Caracas as president. German Emperor hosts sixty English clergy at Potsdam. John D. Ryan named president of Amalgamated Copper after H H Rogers. Morgan party sails Mediterranean. Admiral Mahan addresses Naval War College. Watson Winans Moore prize winners at London Horse Show. Holland Sennett vanishes from steamer Berlin en route Genoa Naples. Admiral Urlu visits New York, inspects Hudson tunnels and rides subway. Benjamin Peffer Lamberton blind. Andrew Carnegie claims 1800 libraries with over 51.6 million dollars in donations. Wilson warns indifference harms universities. Taft and Allan Lord win Chevy Chase golf. Hendrick urges curbs on dishonest corporations amid Civil War scale crisis. The quip about the man with fancy failing to spark steam.

Vicente Gomez Caracas Potsdam John D. Ryan Amalgamated Copper Company H. H. Rogers J. Pierpont Morgan Paris Mediterranean Alfred T. Mahan Naval War College Army and Navy Newport C. W. Watson Louis Walter Winans W. H. Moore London Holland Sennett Boston Berlin Genoa Naples Admiral Urlu Tusiheon New York City Hudson Tunnels Benjamin Peffer Lamberton Andrew Carnegie Woodrow Wilson Princeton Taft Allan Lord Walter J. Travis Sherman Chevy Chase Peter A. Hendrick Fordham University Law

Agricultural tips urge proper ventilation and patient horse training

Readable agricultural notes cover stable ventilation from high ceiling air intake to floor exhaust, free-range poultry practices, and feeding rules. Advice emphasizes kindness in colt training, balanced rations, and careful use of Bordeaux fungicide. For egg production, costs, and management, experts warn against overfattening and stress efficient housing, feeding, and disease caution.

The First Turk in History and Their Rise to Power

A dense historical sketch traces Turk origins from Noah's grandson to a lineage leading to Ottomans. It covers early beliefs, Shamanism, then Islam, and notes their famed warrior creed. It highlights key conquests from Herat to Constantinople, framing a lasting European foothold after 1453.

Mogul Wie Mongils Charadlemiste China Great Wall India Iran Byzantium Arabia Egypt Mohammed Moshammen Herat Bagdad Western Asia Asia Minor Bosporus Europe Balkan Peninsula Horrayr Christendom Constantinople Pittsburg Press

Town of Gold Bricks in Mexico's Frog Hill Town

In Guanajuato known as Walk-nah-wah-to, the Hill of the Frog, old adobe houses yielded gold from ore refining refuse. A railroad station led to teardown of 300 buildings, with random samples showing gold values from $3 to $24 a ton and an average near $8 gold per can. Gold collected from demolished structures totaled about 4000 Mexican pesos, while new houses reportedly contain less gold.

Mexico Quananjuato Guanajuato Lt Wan Hull Selentife Amerteuty

Living Expenses in India Rise and Rent Soars

Our correspondent reports rising living costs in India with European and Indian price pressures. Rent for regent youth has tripled and quadrupled over ten years, making a family of four struggle to live on about 1200 a year before food. Government recognition and wage revisions for officials follow, with servants' wages also increasing drastically.

Tadlha Calacutta Europeau Dally Mall

Egyptian Pens and Goose Quills in Early Writing Tools

The article traces early pen making from Egyptian use of goose quills to the adoption of steel pens in the 19th century. It notes Isidore of Seville in 686 and the steel pen’s rise after 1830, explaining slow adoption due to insufficiently elastic metal and the eventual shift away from goose quills as steel pens prevailed.

Egypt Isidore Afladt Beth Euilaie Peng

Eye troubles cured by Cuticura ointment claims

An 1909 testimonial from G Balsey of Wilkon Virginia describes severe eye inflammation resolved after about a week with Cuticura Ointment. The patient, after trying physicians with no relief, reports dramatic improvement and no further trouble two years later. Also mentions sellers Potter Drug and Cuticura. A San Diego clock and a Wall Street book are noted in brief items.

Ming Cutieura Halsey Moth Wilkon Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Cutieura Ternalies Boston Maas San Diego Cal

Double Striking Shell Tested This Summer

A shell designed to strike two targets will be tested this summer. Its solid steel head contains a high explosive charge detonated on impact. The shrapnel chamber holds 120 bullets and explosive. The design aims to explode shrapnel above a barrier, allowing the shell head to pass through and continue.

Biel Artus

Memoirs of Dan Riot Clown of Our Daddies

Book promotion for Memoirs of Dan Riot Clown of Our Daddies by Marin Ward Brown. Describes humor, anecdotes, adventures, and Civil War era context. 600 pages, illustrated, $1.60, Book Publishing House, 134 Leonard St, New York City.

Ialea Dan Ride H Marin Ward Brown Fang Ter Restur Min Bool Dan Ries Famou Artemus Ward Address Book Publishing House Leonard Street New York City

Old Stuff and a Four Generations Heirloom

A Cleveland Leader excerpt features a character the Jaidlady declaring an heirloom passed through four generations. The new phage ponders a different butter deater as a contrasting line of thought.

Cleveland

Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup Entrances Poor Readers

Fragmented OCR text claims Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup for children causes issues and inflames pain, with references to wind colic and cheap bottle glass products. The readable portion hints at ineffective or unsafe warnings but is garbled. No clear events or persons are verifiable.

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Publicity Claim

An advertiser testifies to avoiding surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the product as a standard remedy for female ills, claiming cure after three bottles and listing various conditions it purportedly addresses.

Chinage Lydia B. Pinkhan Chicago Dowandel Lydia Pinkham Alyena Sperling Langdon Street Thom

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