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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
2
Sensible guidance for women during the change of life touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for painful and annoying symptoms. It cites a customer letter praising relief from aches, hot flashes, and kidney pains after six bottles, claiming restored health and urging others to try the medicine.
The report suggests a mild winter does not raise mortality, while severe cold raises deaths. It notes the 1805 06 frost pushed London mortality to about 3000 in the same weeks compared with the previous year. The emphasis contrasts mild and severe conditions and their health impact.
A note from Sudten's ome in New York promotes Cure Pever gure Bad Stomach Teething Dinenters. Mother Gray claims benefits for infants, with testimonials from Olmsted Leltoy and others.
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An old advertisement touts Cure for Infant Eczema offering skin breakouts scalp crusts and itching relief. It promotes Cuthures Soap and topical tonics as a local constitutional remedy claiming rapid cures and lasting soothing benefits. The copy merges medical claims with dramatic language.
May 25 reports describe deadly crashes and injuries as the Paris to Madrid automobile race is halted by authorities. Premier Combes bans the event on French soil while Spain likewise forbids continuation. Marcel Renault and Lorraine Barrow incur severe injuries amid chaotic crowds and tragic fatalities along the route.
A crash filled report from a Paris Madrid motor race shows multiple fatalities and injuries across France. Marcel Retinult, Lorraine Barrows, M Tourand, and others perish or suffer life threatening injuries as vehicles collide or veer into crowds and trees.
The obituary notes Max ONeill born in Brittany on March 2 184% and educated in Paris. He wrote and lectured as a humorist, served in the French army, was a prisoner after Sedan 1870, wounded in fighting during the Paris Commune era, and witnessed chaotic scenes in Chartres during a motor race. The piece recounts safety lapses and vivid wartime recollections including Vanderbilt imagery. It also mentions the Gordon Bennett Cup auto race regulations for Ireland July 2 and public safety measures.
President Roosevelt toured Salt Lake and attended a lavish Kearns mansion breakfast. The highlight was the president’s cake, praised for perfection, achieved with Three Crown Baking Powder. The senator’s cook credited the product for the dessert’s success, promoted by Hewlett Bros. Co.
A bachelor girl hosting a caller boasts of her new frock but instantly shifts to showing off the slippers that match. The playful exchange highlights social wit and gendered props in a lighthearted domestic vignette.
Prof Charles D Walcott, director of the geological survey, warns that United States anthracite fluids will be exhausted in sixty years. Also notes laxative ad claims and refund guarantees in a drug tablet missive.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease tight shoes and burnished feet. It claims to cure swollen hot sweating feet corns and bunions and notes it is sold by druggists and shoe stores with a free sample offer from Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York.
Shopkeepers in Old Greenwich village entice customers with a quaint window sign painted in green reading Good things to eat healthy, but not too allired healthy. The phrase reflects local humor and a lighthearted approach to promoting their wares.
An Italian stranger enters a cathedral in Sicily and asks to try a new organ. The organist reluctantly allows him to play, creating music of unprecedented richness until the stranger reveals himself as Dom Lorenso Feres, a young priest composer. His oratorio Leo was recently performed at the Vatican for the Pope's jubilee.
Governor Garvin of Rhode Bland a physician and surgeon aided Edwin Calloway after a runaway carriage at the Anersonville monument dedication. Calloway suffered a broken leg and severed artery, Garvin quickly tended the wound and halted bleeding to prevent death.
A witness testifies to the health benefits of Postum cereal coffee as a substitute for coffee. He recounts his own coffee addiction, its health harms, and how switching to Postum restored health and strength while eliminating cravings and improving constitution.
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