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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement narrative claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve backaches fatigue and sleepless nights from housework stress and feminine woes. It includes a testimonial from Mrs J Mouher praising improved health after use and notes the product is sold nationwide with typical promotional language and price details.
A noted expert touts Zemo as a cure for eczema and skin conditions. He claims it removes the underlying cause without harming the skin and offers a free bottle and explanatory booklet to readers.
Those Pies of Boyhood. How delicious were the pes of boyhood now er taste 60 good What changed The pure No It's you You've Inst the strong healthy stomach the shoreus liver the active kidneys the regular bow ges of boyhood Your digestion is poor and you blame the food What Is needed A complete toning up by Electric Bitters of all organs of ingestion stomach liver kidneys and bowels Try them They restore your boyhood appetite and appreciation of food and fairly saturate your body with new health strength and vigor 50c at Robt Prewett's Zits pretty tough on the oldest inhabitant if the good ole young
Law to authorize 2 percent bonds may shift funds from national banks to the Postal Savings system. Parliament discusses effects on circulation and central bank plans as 85 million in 2 percent bonds pledged by banks could be retired.
Consul Harry A. Conant says Windsor is the front door into Canada from the United States. The number of people entering there in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1910 was greater than via any other part. The article notes proportionate, improving travel figures and related immigration handling.
Bert laston Taylor recalls a biblical scene where Shadrach Meshech and Abednego face Nebuchadnezzar’s furnace with calm, refusing to bow to the king’s image. The trio endures the heat unshaken, their faith unbent while observers marvel at their composure.
Francis McCullagh’s study portrays Abdul Hamid II now in Saloniki exile, haunted by past autocracy. The former sultan endures neurotic, restless nights, dictating incoherent orders, haunted by phantoms, with a harem of twenty thirty men and women sharing his palace prison.
Dr Jacques Bertilion, a French scientist, argues alcohol in beer cider and spirits fuels tuberculosis growth in France. He cites 230 deaths per 100000 in wine-free northern departments versus 140 where wine is dominant, noting higher male consumption after age thirty.
About 300 University of Vienna graduates will tour the United States after receiving degrees. They will spend a week in New York then visit Boston Philadelphia Chicago and other cities to study American life. If successful a larger expedition may follow with more schools and regions involved.
Win Ff Curts relays a vivid history of the Caspian region from ancient Persians to modern Baku oil fields. The piece notes early lamp oils, temple fires, and the rise of Baku as a major producer with 736 wells within ten miles of the city, led by Nobel and Armenian interests, producing vast quantities and shaping European and Russian markets.
An advertisement touts Summer Colds treatment with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey while a harsh local column mocks teen behavior and parental judgment. It laments girls under sixteen adopting adult airs and criticizes parents for lax supervision amid a portrayal of late night outings and flirtatious behavior.
An ad asserts eczema is a germ disease curable by Zemo which draws germs to the skin surface and destroys them. It promotes a home cure book from Zemo makers and invites readers to Keifer's drug store to learn more.
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