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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1906

Page

3

Two Open Letters Praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Washington readers share two letters praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after long ovarian inflammation and painful periods. One writer, Mary Dimmick, says doctors warned operation, but after Pinkham's guidance she fully recovered. The other notes renewed strength and ability to walk long distances, crediting Pinkham's advice and the compound.

Pinkham Lynn Mass Mya. Dimmick Misa Mary Dimmick Washington, D.C Mrs. Pinkham Lydia LB. Pinkham Mia 59Th East Capitol Streate

Where Babies Swim in Samoa

A traveler notes Samoa has perpetual summer and babies that swim daily in clear sea water. Samoan women believe baths benefit babies and children learn to swim early, often before walking, making a 4,000 mile trip worthwhile to witness the brown infants splashing in the sea.

Samoa Philadelphia Bulletin

Dr Kline nerve restorer claim and Lincoln age note

The ad touts permanent relief after first day with Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer and mentions trial bottles from Dr BH Kurng Ltd Philadelphia. It also notes Abraham Lincoln was nine when his mother died, and a quirky line about nations' statutes at the New York customhouse.

Kline BH. Kurng, Ltd Phila Abraham Tincoln Pittsburg Heal Ohio New New York Baltimore Philadelphia Pete & A Ob Pennsylvania

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure For All Stages

A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces promises to cure and strengthen the body offering $1000 for any failure and directing readers to send for testimonials from J C Gerer & Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall J. Cxener & Co Toledo Druggista T5c

Curiosity Leads to Turquoise Mine Discovery

A woman's careful examination of a colored smell in San Bernardino county uncovered a turquoise mine valued at 94000 dollars and attributed to C. W. Baldwin of New York. The piece also references salt's pivotal role in civilization, trade routes, and maritime commerce shaping early history.

San Bernardino County C. W. Baldwin New York Libya Sahara India Alexander

Prospects for Continued Activity in the Commercial World

The Finance and Trade Review notes optimistic prospects for ongoing commercial activity with stronger consumption and spring trade preparations keeping shipping busy. It cites firmer money markets, steady mercantile collections, and robust structural steel demand in New York City. Banking deposits rise, dividends expected higher, and foreign trade shows sizable weekly gains.

Northwestern Flour Mills Roosevelt Pacific New York City Pelwuary

Market tale of a two boys siege and sixpence

A playful dialogue recounts a boy’s mock siege and a chain of humorous bargains. A nephew boasts of conquering a fortress in minutes, while the uncle tests the youngster’s wit by offering and demanding coins in a tiny role play.

Liu L

Smallest Coin Used by Malay Peninsular Natives

The natives of the Malay Peninsula use the smallest current coin in the world. It is a wafer made from tree resin, valued at about one twenty thousandth of a cent. The standard small coin today is the Portuguese three reis piece, worth six one hundredth of a cent.

W. L. Douglas Brockton Mass W. L. Douglas Strong W.l.douglas Douglas Chicago Tribune

How Russian Poor Live in the Peasant Huts

A brief depiction of rural hardship in Russia, noting that nine tenths of peasants live in huts lacking basic comforts. The text contrasts meager dwellings with the demands and burdens placed on common households, highlighting severe poverty and limited resources.

Russia

Time zones and population figures from 1904

The text notes the adoption of standard time in the United States, with a four-region division from eastern to Pacific, and cites Charles M Dowd's role. It also gives the 1904 Beyot on population as 212,447 foreigners and 86,428 natives, plus about 600 Bedouins.

New York Custom- House Stensdard Charles M Dowd Saratoga United States Pacific Coast Beyot

Pure food reform push urges truthful labeling nationwide

A public appeal argues consumers must see exact ingredients on foods and rejects vague claims like pure. It cites Postum Cereal Co. as example, urges citizens to write to Congress and demand a national pure food law to protect personal liberty and public health.

Himaels Congress Postum Cereal Co Lttd U. S Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Labor Trust Ita Postum Freud Dereit Hari America Magengines

Purified Food Bill Booster Letter Notebook Style

An appeal urges readers to sign and return a form to their congressional representative once approved, and to send copies to U S Senators. The note suggests buying two publications to cut the notice, keeping one for reference, and enlisting friends to boost support for the Pure Food bill.

Congress U. S

Food Labeling Bill Proposal Demands Full Ingredient Disclosure

A bill requires every food package to print in plain eight point type a complete ingredients list in English, with maker name and address. It prohibits altering or removing the statement and proposes penalties up to five hundred dollars, with enforcement by the Secretary of Agriculture and district attorneys. The act also outlines sampling rules and future regulations to ensure compliance.

Washington Congress Hin Senate House of Representatives United States of America District of Columbia Tecour Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture

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Mary Dimmuck Lydia HE. Pinkham Mrs. Mary Dimmick Natural Agia Brazil Doug A Wenoes Fars Tower A. J. Tower CO Boston U.S A. Tower Canadian Co., Ltd Foronte, Onn Hoxie Gough MOXIE Bolfalo N.Y Pitegernid Apt Price Gil F. W. Diemer U.D Aoringfield W. Grove FU. Garen Atlanta Spain Lululaaus Weincheste EADER Winchester Dan's Weekly Review Union Stock Yards Esenerea Vily Seeeces
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