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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female complaints including ovarian conditions uterine inflammation and cancerous tumors. It promises relief from backache leucorrhea menstrual irregularities and nervous symptoms and asserts the product is harmless and widely endorsed with sales through druggists and a warning to refuse substitutes.
The page offers guidance for farmers on butter quality and overchurning, dairy cows not for beef, shelter for sheep to boost weight, farm gate naming, and fallow crops versus green cover. It stresses early but moderate planting, cultivation practices, proper feeding ratios, sunflower seeds for layers, and balanced rations for cows and hogs with hay and grain guidance.
A brief, era voice remark in New York Ivess noting that contentment reflects personal taste and ignores others’ pleasures. The quip suggests self-satisfaction as a gauge of fashionable stance rather than shared enjoyment.
R G Dun notes avertible strikes and industrial caution dominating the trade picture. Warmer weather lifts dry goods and outdoor work booms. Rail traffic improves, steel orders rise with delivery constraints. Wheat and corn export volumes show mixed results. cotton markets stay firm amid minor price fluctuations. The piece closes with a curious historical aside about Bishop Field Flowers Goe and the Melbourne bishop’s full name.
Dr Llewellyn dardan and other doctors from Anacostia and Columbus endorse Poruna Medicine. They report it beneficial for catarrh and related ailments and urge readers to request more information from Dr Bart. The letter-writers praise its efficacy and express willingness to recommend it.
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