Baby’s Eczema Case Worsens Across Body
The article describes a severe infant eczema case with extensive crusting on the face and mouth, bleeding and suppuration, sores on cheeks, and hands constantly scratched or pinned, despite several remedies.
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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
4
The article describes a severe infant eczema case with extensive crusting on the face and mouth, bleeding and suppuration, sores on cheeks, and hands constantly scratched or pinned, despite several remedies.
A family recalls severe eczema in a ten month old child with sores on the body and face. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Resolvent were used and within ten weeks the child healed, skin smooth and white.
An exploration of fear, solitude, and alert reason when a traveler becomes lost in the woods. The piece contrasts primal forest dread with the moment of mental clarity that enables return, reflecting on the real despair faced by the truly lost.
An advertisement warns of widespread kidney disease and urges use of Kilmer’s Swamp Root. It touts cures for back pain urinary issues and overactive bladder, claiming relief from drinking aftereffects and night trips. Sample bottle and booklet offered. address given in Jamestown and Binghamton.
The real estate listed will be sold at public auction on Wednesday January 3 1907 between 10 AM and 4 PM in front of the courthouse to satisfy taxes levies interest and charges. Sale will continue day to day until all amounts are cleared. Samuel R Moore Treasurer of Rockbridge County announces the sale.
A dense list shows dozens of property parcels and acres traded or held in possesion across Brushy Hill and nearby creeks. Names include Edith McQ Houston J. R. Jas Raveon J. D. H. Rosa and many others with plots along N River Buena Vista Colliers Cr Whistle Cr and Randolph Street. Prices range from $.61 to over $8.65 per parcel, with several entries noting 1 to 5 acres and multiple poles measurements and tract names.
A catalog of landholders with parcels on Irish Creek, Decatur, Raphine and Buena Vista. Details show owner names, parcel sizes from 1 acre to 200+ acres, and asking prices from 0.01 to 7.41 dollars per acre or per unit.
In the Indian mountain districts passenger conveyance centers on rickshaws and dandies pulled by four coolies. Saddle ponies see some use, but visitors and inhabitants favor the rickshaw and dandy, the latter resembling a sleigh box with a long pole for springy motion. The coolies shift a crosspiece on the shoulders for rest as commanded.
The lesson portrays Samuel’s rise as a Lord’s spokesman, following Hannah’s faith and Eli’s incomplete priesthood. It notes Samuel’s call, his responsiveness, and the shift of prophetic authority in Israel, with emphasis on prayer, faith, and obedience to God.
A Washington census official notes difficulties in classifying unusual job descriptions. Entries like drunkard, crooks, gamblers, and odd jobs are often labeled as not gainful or other things. Some enumerators, including a thrifty person or a New England wife, provide quirky returns.
A woman gripped by fear of cattle refuses to cross a pasture while her husband tries to calm her. The cow rises, prompting her scream that it will spring, as onlookers joke about justice and legal minds.
In Berlin a circular signed by the interior secretary the minister of public works and the minister of education urges local authorities to strictly enforce a law forbidding buildings or objects likely to offend the aesthetic sense. It aims to protect landscapes and city views by refusing new construction or rearrangements not in symmetry with the general scheme.
The piece contrasts Korean wives as quiet after marriage with American wives as endlessly talkative. It mocks the stereotype of female chatter and elevates male bluster, arguing men often talk a lot yet offer little substance.
A tender scene in New York Times recounts a boy asking his father if being like others would earn more love. The father replies he loves him as he is, while a crowd of boys disrupts their car ride.
In a Washington Herald excerpt a enslaved man named Jack saves $900 toward freedom and plans to borrow $100 more but is killed after a railroad accident. The piece also cites Grieg the composer recounting wet morning punishments at school and a birch from St James Gazette.
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