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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
4
A Brooklyn mother details a decade of infant eczema spreading to four body areas and worsening with doctors. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, her son, now twelve, has smooth skin and no further symptoms. April 16, 1905.
An old advertisement extols Cutiura Soap Ointment and Pills for antiseptic cleansing and local treatment of inflammations itchings irritations and pains. It claims benefits for anemia chlorosis hysteria nervousness and debility and urges readers to visit Potter Drug Mall at Freeport How to Cure Humors.
A salesman recalls losing a sale when a contract could not be signed because his fountain pen ran dry. He watched the executive try twice to write with an empty pen, then defer the deal after thinking it over. The anecdote ties daily routines to business outcomes.
Solomon Caesar Malan taught his children in Latin yet on his deathbed urged Hebrew recitation. A scholar to the end, he wrote in thirteen languages and translated from Arabic, Persian, Syriac, Ethiopic, Hebrew, Coptic, Armenian, Georgian, Mongol, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Greek, Welsh and Gothic. He reportedly learned Armenian quickly and preached in Georgian at a London cathedral.
A Chicago Tribune item describes Don the large mastiff trained to lie down and wait for the command Rat before touching his food. One day his mistress left for shopping and forgot to give the eat command, returning to find the dog calmly with paws on the plate but no food eaten.
An article advocates kidney health as key to preventing sudden deaths from heart and kidney diseases. It promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues, claims cures, and offers free samples and booklets via mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
The lesson outlines Leviticus themes of God dwelling among Israel and the holy life required. It links offerings to Christ as sacrifice and high priest, notes Aaron’s sons' disobedience, and emphasizes sanctification by truth and Spirit, cautioning against religious but ungodly acts. It cites cross references to Moses, Solomon, Elijah, Abel, Nadab, Abihu, Corinth, and David. Implicit call to separation unto God.
Harol d Severn saves Alice Ware from a ice pond break and earns her praise and a future with her. The intended suitor Frank Spencer watches the scene with mixed feelings as the couple pledge a lasting affection.
An ethnologist describes savage peoples revealing alleged secrets such as head shrinking, fire by rubbing twigs, fishskin salt making, and temporary death and revival. The page also recounts a Colwyn Bay Herald report of swans attacking a fox at a lake and a warden remarking on prison life in Brooklyn.
Barley and rye are good additions to fowl rations as birds eat them readily. Some flocks reject barley or rye. rye is preferred when fed in bundles. Fowls enjoy scratching grain from straw themselves. Cull out poor birds. remove underperforming hens and nonuniform eggs for sale as roosters.
The Department of Agriculture appeals for county data on improved and unimproved roads and fiscal details to compare outcomes. It explains the object lesson program where a road section is upgraded under federal guidance with local support, demonstrating modern road building without federal costs beyond salaries.
A horticultural note discusses Baby Rambler roses, praising their potential as perennial bloomers. Proper care includes rich soil, deep planting, regular feeding, and careful watering to prevent drying out and insect infestation. Grown in pots or ground, the plant requires soil enrichment and composting for best performance.
A Wisconsin to Orange Judd Farmer letter extols Eldorado blackberries as a top money maker. It notes strong growth, winter protection needs, and better vigor than Ancient Briton, with long harvests and high fruit quality for shipping.
A Courier-Journal note contrasts travel for health ideas with legal input on destinations. The exchange shows Europe as a physician recommended option and Canada favored by a lawyer. The fragment reflects mid century travel notions and literary quotation.
The article describes ocean depths with more than half the globe underwater at two miles deep. It cites a depth of 31,200 feet near the Whandelima, notes pressure exceeding 10,000 pounds per square inch, and claims even the strongest ship would crumble. It recounts depth-related crushing examples and contrasts old opinions on youth and age.
Four women make a bold change in a male dominated field and profit from the shift. A Houston Post excerpt notes sharp gains as women push into leadership roles, reshaping work and power dynamics.
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