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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
7
A Baltimore reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing four years of misery from irregularities and nervous symptoms. The ad touts the remedy for female complaints including displacements ulceration fibroid tumors and backache and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon Mass.
A terse exchange on a telephone line escalates to a demand to reach the gas office. The operator reminds the caller that swearing is not permitted on their lines, reflecting a routine enforcement of conduct.
Try This This Summer. The next time you are hot tired or thirsty step up to a soda fountain and get 2 glass of Coca-Cola to cool you off relieve fatigue and quench your thirst delightfully. End to the Coca-Cola Co Atlanta Ga for a free booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola and 2o stamp for the Baseball Record Book 4910 containing Casey At The Bat schedules and more.
A heated street encounter involves Mathilde Browne and an overdressed elderly woman who is revealed as the Brownes' new cook. With tensions rising, the Brownes reportedly lose their finances, reshaping a potential inheritance into a family setback.
A humorous aside about pickpocket detection as a woman asks if she could arrest one in the act. The punchline arrives when the speaker notes a single exception. The quip ends with the retort that the exception would be his wife.
A quirky ad states porous clothes look yellow and claims Red Cross half blue will whiten them. It mentions a 202 package price of five cents. The note contrasts past witch burnings with current politics, implying reforms in political figures.
Ad notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething gums and pain relief at 25 cents a bottle. Mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as aids for stomach liver and bowels, described as gentle with easy digestion. Ends with a quip about the world joining in the anvil chorus.
A broad array of farm guidance on livestock housing feeding and health, crop rotation and soil improvement, poultry management, milking practices, and grape and bean cultivation. Emphasizes hay and wheat for feed, care of hens and chicks, dairy cow management, and soil rehabilitation through layering and trash filling.
A writer outlines ten top life mistakes and invites readers to see which apply to them. The catalog includes judging others by self standards, assuming uniform opinions, seeking youth judgment, forcing sameness, chasing perfection, worrying over unfixable issues, refusing to yield on small matters, resisting relief where possible, and denying allowances for others' infirmities.
A Dowlais in South Wales epidemic of the itch is discussed with claims that a local cure settled the outbreak. The writer cites widespread affliction among about a dozen families, failure of doctors' remedies, and a final turnaround after Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent use. The letter, dated June 29 1909, from Thomas Hugh of Chicago endorses Cuticura products as effective after prior misfortune.
A tenant and janitor clash over a water shutdown, with the tenant acknowledging the situation and the janitor apologizing. The exchange implies shared fault without assigning blame. No further context or details are provided.
Tit-Bits quip about a man strolling with head high and nose sniffing the air, humorously misreading it as seeking ozone while actually hunting for a motor garage.
A brief exchange questions a woman's motive for marriage. She replies she might as well marry, as every girl must have a few foolish marriages before settling down.
A father jokes to his son about inheriting his humor as the son quips he cannot live on it. The father vows to leave him all of his jokes, implying a lasting collection to sustain the son’s future humor.
A notorious woman hater in northern New Hampshire seeks a ready made coat but endures a tailored fit. The tailoress cuts generously and the man, avoiding fittings, leaves with a coat far too large. He declares he has seven yards of cloth wrapped round him after a friend jokes at the post office.
A physician advises getting fresh air in an automobile or motor boat to escape the old road’s stink. The speaker jokes about staying home to open gasoline and urges taking a route across fields of new thought for opportunity and change.
An old advertisement promotes Murine Eye Remedy by the Murine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago. It touts relief for red weak weary and watery eyes and invites readers to write for eye books while noting a 50 cent price at druggists.
Quirky remarks discuss sanity and love as blindness amid a world of imagined insanity. Mention of housekeeper using Red Cross Ball Blue signaling dated domestic detail. A large 202 package priced at five cents hints at era of small wartime consumer items. Also notes patience for the advent of wireless politics.
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