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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
3
The article notes appetite loss low energy fatigue indigestion and related symptoms such as pimples blotches eruptions and bile turning as signs of an impure or impoverished blood condition. It emphasizes blood purification as a remedy and mentions general health impacts.
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior medicine that purifies blood, strengthens weak functions, and improves overall health. Testimonies from Muna J. Revrotpe of Stockton, California claim relief from rheumatism and catarrh, with notes on daily use during fatigue.
Nellie M. Tomlinson of Minneapolis recalls severe illness after scarlet fever and kidney weakness. She credits Dr Williams pink pills for pale people with restoring her health and ability to work as a dry goods clerk.
In Boston Gray-Yea a contentious exchange reveals a husband asking his wife to reveal his actions while she cites that secrecy ended due to her view that such spying was too stupid. The fragment hints at marital trust issues and surveillance dynamics within a troubled relationship.
The Youths Companion marks its fortieth year with a commemorative issue dated April 18. It features a richly printed souvenir illustrating national growth since 1827, including three maps: U S expansion since 1827, a 1901 railway system with 187,781 miles, and subscribers by state showing delivery to 45,849 homes.
Poem reflects longing for loved ones returning home safe from sea and the reader hears a sailor’s anxious wish. The speaker imagines wealth and glory on shipwrecked vessels, then prays for one ship and its contents above all. The verse centers on protection, homecoming, and the precious cargo of love.
In the Philippines a friendship between Lieut Butterworth and Private Chadwick splits over love for Nina, daughter of an insurgent leader. Butterworth loves Nina deeply while Chadwick sues for her affection. The two friends clash in motive and duty as the Ninth joins the chase of insurgents and battle erupts.
A reminiscence argues girls move from dolls to outdoor play, with tag, hopscotch, and jumping rope highlighted. It notes girls now join in baseball and football, while chalked hopscotch mazes and rope routines test balance, speed, and endurance, celebrating active, feminine fitness and exploration.
Private Chadwick endures jealousy and guilt as a Philippine engagement unfolds. A deserter lieutenant falls, while Chadwick mourns a perilous loss beside a dead Filipino girl. The scene closes with Chadwick weeping for both friend and love as insurgents retreat.
The article surveys historic assertions about acute senses of smell among various peoples. It cites Humboldt and Houzeau on differentiating individuals by scent in darkness and tracks among indigenous groups from Peru to Australia. It notes Aboriginal trackers used by government police to hunt criminals by smell.
Mrs Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin reports persistent fatigue and backache. She attributes relief to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting it eased her misery and sickness. The letter suggests the remedy may aid women with similar symptoms.
The article notes a long term decline in railroad workers discharged for liquor from 20 percent to 1 percent over 22 years and a tenfold rise in home ownership among workers over the past 25 years, highlighting improvements in conduct and housing stability.
A jumble of advertisements and quips includes Rromo Quinine tablets claim to cure colds, a wife’s letter mail delay joke, a catalog offer from Kirk Geary Co for cameras, a garden joke about staying thin, a note on germ cures and Castarets candy cathartic pitched to druggists.
Mrs Bilkins offers more cake to Cousin John while Little Johnny cheers her odds of winning a bet. He predicts his mother will make a pig of herself, delighted by the indulgent scene.
Sudanese natives buy clothes cotton goods sugar perfumes tea nails chains wire leather false jewelry and iron trinkets from Geneva. Britain supplies cotton. Germany Austria and Italy dominate other items with Germany heavy in perfumes. A caravan recently set out with 20000 francs worth of German scents for the natives.
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