Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
A 100 dollar reward is offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. The ad claims the remedy works through the blood to clean mucous surfaces and heal diseased areas. It urges readers to start treatment and send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with availability from all druggists.
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Palolo Worm Delicacy In Samoa Draws Moonlit Feast
Palolo worms, prized by Samoan cooks, appear only during two lunar periods each year. They emerge with October and November moons, inviting locals to sea hunts and nighttime boat gatherings. The catch feeds a major feast wrapped in banana leaves and baked after sunset.
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Why March Was Once Considered the Year’s Start
The Chicago Journal notes March as the original new year in past eras before 1752. It cites March as the first month after the dead year, Rome’s influence, and England's late calendar shift. It also recalls March 1917 Russia’s revolution and World War I fronts beginning in March.
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Strong Cape of Paper Helmets Invented for Workers
A shipyard worker develops highly strong light paper caps to shield workers from falling objects. The process is secret, but chemicals harden the material without adding weight. Styles range from seven ounces up, and tests show a one pound bolt from forty feet leaves only a slight dent. The caps resist water and acids and do not conduct electricity.
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