16 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
1
A collage of quirky notes from the era features remarks on a Portland woman nearing 120, Bushido as a moral system, insect minds, a Kentucky postmaster with a comic name, and a California exhibition of wheeze wagons. It notes Japan’s moral code, Alberta colonization plans, and the oddities of historical inns and elegant figures like Sarah Bernhardt seeking honors.
France has the largest development of canal building with inland waterways totaling 7,459 miles, compared with Germany 6,214 miles, the United Kingdom 4,007 miles, and Belgium 1,242 miles.
In a western frontier tale, Joel Rae faces a split from Prudence Corson as sectarian exile drives families toward a new Zion. He vows to fulfill a godbound duty while Prue questions faith and love, and townsfolk confront mob pressure at the ferry amid a harsh borderland exodus.
A collection of brief items notes David W Martin a Bolivar Missouri retired merchant recalls kidney illness since the war from a horse accident and relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. Also mentions a Dutch heart fever epidemic studied by Prof Spronck, sunrise writing by Booth Tarkington, Allen's Foot Face for foot care, and a land hustling ad from Northern Land & Inn Co plus a Paris siege balloon fact.
The notice argues Peruna's effectiveness for chronic catarrh by citing the U S Dispensatory. It details hydrastis canadensis or golden seal as treating mucous membrane diseases, Corydalis formosa as a tonic, cubebs as a stomachic and mucous membrane tonic, cedron seeds as a bitter tonic and for dysentery, and oil of copaiba as a mild stimulant and diuretic. It invites readers to request a free book of testimonials.
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