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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
3
A brief medical notice explains backache as a signal of trouble in a woman's reproductive system. It links associated symptoms like nervousness and headaches to a need for immediate attention and hints at a single remedy to restore health.
Vendors tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. Letters from Mrs Will Young and Mrs Augustus Lyon claim relief from backaches pains and post illness misery after trying the tonic. The advertisement touts thirty years of use and claims to cure displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and nervous prostration with roots and herbs.
A Philadelphia physician recounts a playful Atlantic City boardwalk exchange between two Irish domestic workers. They mock medical ads touting liver cures while joking about how slugs might enter the liver. The mock dialogue reflects popular curiosity about illness in a lighthearted magazine tone.
A brief dialogue frames inspiration as the sudden recall of a person who may offer guidance. The exchange features a father asking about meaning and a son offering a compact, literary interpretation. The passage centers on a personal, reflective moment about motivation.
Grocers market "OUR-PIE" packets with the right ingredients for two Cocoanut Custard pies. Consumers urged to dice the custard correctly and bake to avoid soggy pie spoiling the meal.
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the cause. It is up to the dental student to take drawing lessons.
In Barascheit the German American consular circle is shaken when Princess Hildegarde flees a forced match with Dopple kinn. A witty stranger Max Scharfenstein arrives at the smithy, where she ponders escape plans and wonders about life in America while a helpful old smith tends Artemis for a new shoe.
The piece notes early tobacco use among ancestors, excommunication by Urban VII and Innocent XII for smoking in church, and a tale of vicar William Breedon who smoked bell ropes. It also mentions Lyons and Milan as silk industry centers with Lyons employing about 40,000 people in silk factories.
A Philadelphia lawyer asserts that youth longevity comes from disciplined daily habits rather than myths. He describes a man who appears 35 yet is over 60, noting 11 hours of sleep nightly, an early eight o clock retirement, and a morning cold bath as key routines enabling vitality and vigor.
The speaker reflects on the difficulty of maintaining a strict lifestyle amid theater business engagements and daily diversions. He notes occasional breaks from his lifelong habit but overall adherence remains steady. He questions recommending such a dry life, stating a personal preference for it and a willingness to die young for it.
Cloverport Kentucky judge J H Wills offers to answer inquiries from kidney and backache sufferers. He endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy and invites letters for questions. Sold to dealers 50 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mary mourns a beloved boy killed by a trolley car accident, a tragedy that casts a town into mourning. In her childlike grief she asks her mother to hope deaths come from disease rather than injury, revealing a stark early understanding of death and danger.
St. Paul Minn Feb 9 1908 Canadian Northwest to draw heavy Movement of new settlers from the United States this year likely to surpass 1907. Railroads offer low homeseekers rates parity with southwest, informing agents of districts with greatest opportunities. Reports from Cardston and Magrath Alberta detail mild winter, strong yields last year with wheat averaging 45 bushels per acre and oats 35, plus hefty potato and sugar beet outputs.
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