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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
7
A Massachusetts woman Mrs E M Spears recounts a year of indigestion fatigue and swollen limbs. After trying many remedies she found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills from South Vernon Vermont and credits them with restoring strength appetite and sleep.
A garbled OCR passage references Worogre as a major peso market and mentions catalog items with brands like Salzer Seed Co and locations such as La Crosse Wisconsin. The text is jumbled with stray phrases about shipments, balances, stamps, and a cathedral, making a coherent event unclear.
An advertisement claims PA OINTMENT cures piles and related symptoms in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It promotes binding, bleeding, or protruding piles treatment.
The text is garbled and unreadable but implies a voting event and custody issue. A person named Wall is mentioned as holding a record as a iimacker.
Fragmented word salad recounts Bobby learning of Behiog and Lis Hay dite, with stray lines about friends, an Andy child, a ploller and a sister. The speaker recalls fractions while a figure named Dobe comments on catching someone.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic tonic for normal female weakness and pregnancy, claiming transparent ingredients and endorsements from medical writers. It promotes its Pleasant Pellets for constipation and offers free endorsements by mail with surgeon names and testimonials.
A heavy fog wreck on the Big Four line near Fowler Indiana kills twenty five and burns twenty of them. Queen City Special eastbound from Chicago at fifty mph collides with a westbound freight. the combination car bears the brunt as fire follows and many are trapped or burned.
The New York School Journal reports rising momentum for sex education in public schools led by the Society of Sanitary and Moral American Prophylaxis. Dr. Mary Putnam cites lack of instruction across twenty cities, notes shame and misperceptions among youths, and favors guided teaching rather than leaving sex to punishment.
Sunbury Ohio mayor and Farmers Bank attorney endorses Peruna as a remedy for common weather related illnesses. He cites personal use and favorable results among friends and urges readers to ask for the Peruna Almanac for 1907. French walnut and mahogany wood prices are noted by a cabinet maker with remarks on veneer use and market value.
Thomas N. McCullough of Colorado Springs recounts twelve to fifteen years of back and kidney pain with three week attacks and urine issues. He credits lasting relief to Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming permanent cure after continued use. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
An advertising clerk recalls promising placement and notes the ad ran beside a reading notice for a baking powder firm. The frustrated client demands an explanation and asserts a failure to deliver promised placement.
An ad claims a single day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a refund promise from Drogeists. Each box bears B W Grove's signature and costs 25 cents. The brief also notes China as the top producer and consumer of ducks worldwide.
A Paris report claiming France ceded Tahiti to Great Britain is officially denied. In Washington, the unveiling of General McClellan’s equestrian statue is slated for May 15. Governor Magoon signs a treaty of extradition between Cuba and Santo Domingo. The Paris Journal reports Jacques Gebaudy touring the United States as self‑styled emperor of the Sahara.
A banker and cashier debate the meaning of legal tender. They consult the National Bank Act of 1806, outlining which forms of money are legal tender and for which debts. The exchange ends with the anxious inquirer deciding to have his lawyer handle the tender.
To invigorate digestion and stimulate the liver and bowels the old family remedy Brandreth's Pills is praised for over a century. One or two nightly doses for a week relieve constipation or dyspepsia, with a purely vegetable laxative formula sold in drug stores.
Pierre de Campe labors in the Bradly kitchen amid a slow pace of work. Mrs. Bradly worries about dinner as Pierre jokes that this is the age of too much progress. He riffs on Americans’ hurry and the clash of speed versus quality with comic interruptions.
An imposing building hosts a man with a square valise who arrives to present a copy of The Quiet Life. A matron interrupts, clarifying the place is an institution for the deaf and dumb. The brief scene appears in the Chicago Tribune.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children’s Home, New York, cure constipation feverishness teething disorders stomach troubles and destroy worms. 30,000 testimonials of cures. All druggists 25c. Sample free. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Within a mile of Johannesburg, building contracts totaling over 10 million are currently underway, reflecting a surge in local construction activity and economic momentum.
An old Scrap Book entry notes snowflakes drifted down softly burying the town in white. Residents hired a middle aged Anglo African shovelist to clear sidewalks for fifty cents as feelings rose and suitors faded in a weary Philadelphia Press tone.
Two sisters recount eczema relief from Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Edith Hammer of Morrison NL reports six months of suffering ended after one soap and one ointment treatment. A sister praised the remedies and another used Cuticura Resolvent and pills.
An elderly German shopkeeper amuses his family with invented notes about customers. He claims a young woman will marry soon after observing her pattern of buying paper and envelopes, predicting a betrothal and quick marriage based on purchases.
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