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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
8
An article promotes a home remedy mixture from a pharmacy involves Fluid Extract Dandelion Cupid Karson Cotupoe and Sarsaparilla. It claims to relieve rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble by cleansing tissues and aiding filtration. The text urges readers to mix and take teaspoon doses after meals and drink water.
A garbled page fragment mixes stray phrases about health pills, water, a teacher, words from a conversation, and vague references to sleep and time. The text reads like incomplete notes lacking clear events or identifiable people.
The article argues American farmers and exports will ease national finances. It asserts wheat, cotton, tobacco and other products abroad will bring foreign credit and gold into the United States, supporting bankers and easing money markets in coming months. It cites natural resources and mining as further positive factors against financial distrust.
Delegates meeting under the National Civic Federation debated the curbs on trusts. President Durant warned against undermining public service and credit, while economists and bankers pressed for reforms. Some favored federal controls, others aligned with President Taft and the Sherman Act, arguing the law is flawed but needed.
The passage reports a decline in gnoual stockhelders tied to the Daven Paritie Redroad at Salt Lake City and outlines rapid moves by New York and Hartford rail interests to pursue executive reforms, with indictments and legal actions connected to city projects. It also notes advances in railroad earnings, costs, and operating expenses across several corps and the impact of fare adjustments in Alabama.
A mosaic of newspaper quips across major papers jokes on Rockefeller, deer meat, inflation, and the North Pole. Headlines reflect satire on foreign policy, finance, and social trends with mentions of Washington Post New York Tribune and New York Sun.
A couple describes enduring eczema on the wife’s face and scalp heat rash and hair loss in themselves and their baby. They credit Cuticura Soup Ointment Soap with easing heat and restoring hair, noting the wife’s eczema vanished for four years and the baby’s hair improved. Dates mark experiences in Springfield and Capitol Street addresses.
An Englishwoman hears that a man is said to have a swelled head. She expresses concern. Later she learns his wife says he is ill, which she denies. The miscommunication reveals a mistaken phrase about a swelling in the head versus bead.
Mrs Mary Crumilish of 1130 West Third Street Wilmington says a back pain incident left her immobile for two days and caused swelling dizziness headaches and nerve distress. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing her four years ago and keeping her well since. Sold by all denters 50 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
A peculiar old hen lived behind a cold storage warehouse and never laid eyes on anything. She muttered that there was little use, doubted by others who would not believe it.
On the street traders whisper of a sudden copper decline after a Vrolley wire failure. News of the break rattled markets and sparked quick talk of further price moves.
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