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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

4

Ailing Women Learn Kidney Cure From Dean’s Pills

Mrs. W. G. Davin of Groesbeck Texas testifies back pain dizziness and irregular kidney action improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. She passed gravel stones and has remained well with a stronger back and better health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Blck W. G. Davin Groesbeck Texas Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Practical Christianity and the Pants Locking Incident

A benevolent Iowa farmer shelters all visitors believing in practical Christianity. He explains he locks up visiting robbers to prove his faith. Also, rich manganese ore in the Helenendorf Colony yields promising analysis and a transfer deal to an English company with a fee and royalties, plus a light railway plan to reach the outside world.

Iowa Tacoma Ledger Helenendorf Yelisavetpol Trans-Caucasia

Songs Of The Birds From Henry Oldys Recordings

Henry Oldys, assistant biologist in the Department of Agriculture, holds 1000 samples of bird music in popular form. He has recorded actual tones in proper keys so humans can imitate songsters. Oldys has spent 13 years gathering bird language for official reports in government archives.

Henry Oldys Department of Agriculture Washington Herald Oldys Bern

Commercial Column Reports Strong Trade Despite Low Rail Stocks

The New York R G Dun weekly notes 69 active railway securities fell to post 1904 lows, yet commercial activity stays robust with little idle machinery. Forward business thrives in iron and steel and cotton, with large spring contracts in dry goods. Wholesale demand remains strong, prices high, and cotton goods lead gains while overall commodity activity is muted.

New York R. G. Dun & Co

Grain and dairy prices stead as markets show mixed signals

Baltimore and New York commodity quotes indicate firm or unchanged tones across grains, butter, and cheese with receipts and exports listed. Wheat and corn show steady demand, oats and rye mixed or steady, while live poultry holds firm with modest price ranges.

Baltimore New York Duluth F. O. B. Afloat Pennsylvania Philadelphia Exta Western Creamery

Live Stock Prices Roundup From New York to Chicago Markets

New York reports beef dressed at 7e to c per pound native sides. Liverpool and London cattle steady at 11 to 13c dressed weight. Calves steady with few good veals offered. Hogs steady to 7.50 with pigs softer. Chicago market strong for cattle with primes at 4.00 to 7.00 and hogs 6.92 to 7.00 for various classes.

New York Liverpool London Chicago

Worth Remembering: Global Cities and Local Statistics

The note catalogs urban populations and social figures: 11 cities over 1,000,000, 982 German agricultural societies with 231,913 members, 85 women bootblacks among US workers, NYC police report 48 daily unemployment claims, Havana handled 30,000 passengers in peak season, Tuskegee Institute owns 2,000 acres and 83 buildings valued at 85,000, plus 22,000 acres of public land valued at 135,000 and an endowment of 1,275,000. The text ends with “The y has 1,806 aalt Ls.”

Germany United States New York Havana Tuskegee Institute Congress

Starving family seeks work to avert homelessness in New York

Alois Hoffman a baker and his wife Mrs. Hoffman advertised for work and clothing. he claims he will sell his skin and life fluid for money to support his wife and two children. The janitress says rent and utilities were previously waived, but the landlord now demands eviction due to unsatisfactory caretaking and lack of hot water.

East Eighty-eighth Street Alois Hoffman Hoffmans Hoffman Lydia E. Pinkham James Chester W. 35Th St New York Lydia EB Pinkham

Flag not a toy, Supreme Court rules flags are not playthings

The Board of United States General Appraisers, ruling on a Takito & Co. case, held that diminutive silk American flags are not toys and cannot be admitted under the toy schedule. The collector taxed them at 50 percent ad valorem as silk manufactures, while importers argued for 35 percent as toys.

Board of United States General Appraisers Takito & Co., of Chicago Collector of Customs of General Sharretts

Young prodigy Moses Levin shines at Williamsburg graduation

Eight percent year old Michel Levitz sky, a Russian native, wows a Williamsburg crowd during Public School 7 graduation on South Fourth Street. He played four pieces including his own fantasie, born to Moses and Mrs. Levitzsky of 198 South First Street. The family arrived two weeks earlier after fleeing Russia and previously impressed the Royal Society in Antwerp, prompting a committee to support further study in music.

Moses Levin South Fourth Street Williamsburg Russia Michel Levitzsky Moses Levitzsky South First Street

Everybody Worked But Father Charged With Endangering Child

Luici Marello was sent to the Tombs in default of bail for imperiling the health of his seven year old son Nicholas. Special officer Frank McCabe testified the boy wore only torn trousers and two thin blouses while carrying two large dry goods boxes along Leonard Street. The boy’s feet were naked and he wore oversized rubber boots frozen to his feet. The boy said he must fetch four large boxes daily for the family stove.

Nicholas Luici Marello Frank McCabe Leonard Street McCabe Children’s Society Marello

Rioters Arrested After Egg and Vegetable Bombardment at Brooklyn Theatre

Twenty-two people were arrested at the Orpheum Theatre on Fulton Street and Rockwell Place Brooklyn after eggs, small stones and vegetables were thrown at Russell Brothers vaudeville sketch The Irish Servant Girls. The Russells faced protests over their make up while a voice cried Let er go and patrol wagons removed the eye throwers before the performance continued.

Orpheum Theatre Fulton Street Rockwell Place Brooklyn Russell Brothers Russells

Captain Boynton Pardoned After Counterfeiting Sentence

Capt George B Boynton, noted adventurer and figure in South American revolutions, was released from Blackwell's Island after a presidential pardon by Roosevelt. He had served three months of a six month hard labor term for possession of dies used to counterfeit Venezuelan dollars.

George B. Boynton Blackwell's Island Roosevelt

Aged couple found dead in their home after coffee boil

Leon Weis 70 and his wife 65 were asphyxiated when a gas stove flame was extinguished while boiling coffee at 50 Ridge Street. Weis rose at 6:30, started coffee, then slept. A janitress investigated after his absence and found the couple dead. Bank books showed over $10,000.

Leon Weis Ridge Street Weis

Lemon Toss After Dismissal At City Recorder

Mrs Mary Hollister of 69 East Fourth Street handed Recorder Hyman Lazarus an unusually large lemon after a disorderly conduct case against her niece Miss May Murphy of 59 East Fourth Street was dismissed. The court smiled as the fruit was accepted and the scene ended with a humorous note.

Hyman Lazarus Mary Hollister East Fourth Street May Murphy

Menhaden Fleet Expands From Chesapeake Bay to Atlantic Ports

The Chesapeake Bay menhaden industry shows a prosperous season with steamers George P. Squires Banson Dennis Pocomoke and Elizabeth Froelich at port for repairs. Seventeen factories employ about 1000 men while 1000 work on boats as the fleet fishes from Vineyard Haven to Bodle Island before winter.

George P. Squires B. Banson Dennis Pocomoke Elizabeth Froelich Chesapeake Marine Railway Atlantic Vineyard Haven Bodle Island Chesapeake Bay Virginia Crisfield Norfolk Cape Charles Baltimore American

Coffee to Postum Change Warns of Health Risks

A Kansas woman recalls years of coffee dependence causing heart palpitations sleep disturbances and rheumatism. She reports immediate relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee noting improved digestion sleep heart strength and later full recovery without medicine.

Kansas Postum Co Batti

Catarrh Cure Promises Relief and Cure Claims

Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease with internal use. The ad claims a $100 reward for cures it fails to achieve and urges sending testimonials to J J Creer Co Toledo. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and cautions against imitations of Allcock's plasters.

Hall Hal J. J. Creer & Co Toledo Lake Hall

Fearful Burning Sores Recount Cure by Cuticura

A Brooklyn mother describes twelve years of her son’s eczema misery, the failed doctor visits, and a final cure after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The letter praises the products and credits complete skin healing after a long struggle.

Michael Steinman Sumner Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y

Patent Medicines Ad Claims and Slogans

Advertising blurbs tout cures and remedies such as Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets for cold symptoms with money back guarantees, Winslow's Syrup for teething, Woolford's Lotion claim, and a travel guidebook Checkbook. Mentions Dr E W Grove signature and Dr JE Detchon Co Crawfordsville Indiana.

E. W. Grove Woolford Deus JE. Detchon

The Knock-out Blow in Prize Fighting

Dr. Pierce presents the stomach as the most vulnerable organ in combat and in digestion. The Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cure dyspepsia, catarrh, and other digestive diseases, with a free booklet explaining ingredients and benefits. Address Buffalo, N Y for the booklet.

Corbett Pierce R.V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce

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