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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
10
An 1908 testimonial describes eczema relief after twelve years of suffering on hands arms and feet. Charles T Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania reports rapid healing with Cutleura Remedies after doctors failed. Potter Drug advertises camphor as a medicine with cautions on dosage and timing.
An old advertisement touts Dr Mitchells Eye Salve as a blessing for eye treatment without irritation. It sells for 25 cents and is shown alongside shorter endorsements and a sensational claim about a wife’s beauty. A jumbled note references Hicks Gapudine and a line about a legal wedding.
A veteran reporter recalls how aviation pioneer Langley once welcomed cubs, while Senator Eugene Hale of Maine now shuns interview requests. Langley spoke freely on science, Hale rarely grants publication access, earning a reputation as a distant statesman of the old aristocratic school.
A Maine senator, Hale is described as dignified and affable, greeting all senate staff from cleaners to the vice president. He rebukes familiarity, upholds strict professional boundaries, and commands a stern presence with reporters viewing him as stern yet humane. Incidents at the capitol illustrate his firm disciplinary style.
A vintage health feature extols right living and timely remedies. The California Vig Syrup Co promotes Syrup of Figs and Senna as a wholesome, effective laxative, urging consumers to buy the genuine product from the California Syrup Company via leading druggists.
A jumble of clippings includes a German joke about a tramp raising a glass to health, plus testimonials for Dean's Kidney Pills and Halle Catarrh Cure. Scattered lines reference Capudine for colds, a comic exchange about a broken vase, and brief musings on marriage as a hurdle between romance and reality.
Dialogue from a period-style exchange in which Robert Rustler asks about a gang name and a proposed key change. The Chorus Lady replies with The Proposal and D minor, then discusses transposition to A flat.
A miscellany lists The Peruna Almanac for 1909 with astrology notes and lucky days, plus promotional quotes from The Peruna Co. Columbus. It includes remarks on comparing large scales to convey magnitude, a fatal breath joke, Munyon remedies, Jamaica ginger export figures, and various aging advertisements and quotes, including Castoria and Garfield Tea promotions.
Fragmentary item notes a prohibition slate claim. Mentions phrases about piles curing in 6 to 14 days and a caution about liquor causing trouble. No clear names, dates, or places available.
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