Indoor People Must Choose Bowels Help
An advertisement urges choosing between harsh physics and candy Cascarets for bowel relief. It promotes a vest pocket box selling at 10 cents in drug stores, noting the genuine tablets are marked CCC.
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement urges choosing between harsh physics and candy Cascarets for bowel relief. It promotes a vest pocket box selling at 10 cents in drug stores, noting the genuine tablets are marked CCC.
Franklin Clarkin argues in Success Magazine that New York City waste totals 50 million dollars annually beyond theft and graft. He compares this to major public expenditures and urges better transit and governance to curb frauds and waste affecting workers and public health.
Mrs. A. Heiman of Stillwater Minnesota credits Doan's Kidney Pills with saving her life in 1899 after years of back pain fainting fits and disordered kidney secretions. She reports feeling as if pulled back from the tomb and has remained well since. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Thomas Ledgett a Stratford Union inmate aged 49 was accused of stripping edges from 345 blankets. Pink wool found in his Laindon cell and three socks knitted from it supported the charge. He admitted no theft but received two months hard labor.
Telegram from Copenhagen reports Dr. Frederick A. Cook reached the North Pole on April 21, 1908. He embarked in summer 1907 with modest funding from Jack Bradley of Chicago and endured the Arctic alone, reviving exploration after years of perilous attempts.
The narrative recalls Dr. Cook's 1908 polar dash from a point north of Utah to Ellesmere Land with Norwegians Eskimos sledges and twelve dog teams toward the pole. Admiral Schley backed search plans and funds while Cook, born in Brooklyn, previously joined Peary expeditions and studied at the University of New York and the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
A killing frost swept central and northern Michigan Wednesday night, destroying corn in most localities and severely hitting potatoes and garden produce. Muskegon and Oceana counties face losses over 100 000 dollars with tomato and cucumber crops wiped out. Nearby towns Whitehall Montague and Hart report heavy damage as temperatures fell to three and twenty eight degrees.
George Simons a young civil engineer killed his mother after she refused him money to marry. He hid the body for a week in a Pottsville home, concealed it with quicklime and sealant, then shot himself in the sweetheart Viola Hartranft’s house. A sign reading Paint fooled visitors while he remained unsuspected.
Census Director Durand urges farmers nationwide to maintain written records of farm operations during 1909 to ease and speed the forthcoming census of population, agriculture, manufactures, mines and quarries as required by census law.
AEROPLANIST FALLS IN LAKE. C Foster Willard in the aeroplane Golden Flyer attempted to cross Lake Ontario from Toronto Thursday night. Wind and ballast troubles caused a steep nose dive about three quarters of a mile from shore. He was rescued by waiting launches. A second attempt will occur after repairs complete.
Over half a million dollars funded the new Indianapolis Speedway project. Seasick IT won the Prix de Longchamps in Paris while Hilarious captured the Travers Stakes at Saratoga. Central A A U meet in Chicago saw seven records and Chicago Athletic Association take top honors with 110 points. Detroit trotters Margin Country Jay Baron McKinney and Lady Jones headline a Kalamazoo report, while pacers George Gano Cecelian King Walter W Lady Maude C shine. Herman Long, famed Boston shortstop, is seriously ill in Denver due to lung trouble.
Value added by good paint boosts selling and living value says a claim tied to National Lead Company. The Dutch Boy trademark guarantees pure white lead with a free Houseowners Painting Outfit No 49 offered to readers. Denmark increases wind motor use as electric power generators.
A mother recounts a severe burn to her baby when boiling grease tipped over, stripping skin from one side of the face and head. After weeks of treatment with Cuticura Ointment the child healed with no scar, prompting praise for the product. The note, dated March 22, 1908, is from South Shields England.
A collage of short notes and product mentions. Castoria infant remedy. Allen's Foot-Ease testimonial. Pettit's Eye Salve touted. Perry Davis Pain Killer advertised. a note on fruit season and a joke about seedless apples. a caution against garbled incidents.
A plain looking lady visits a friend. The friend's daughter comments that the other child is homely and jokes at it. The mother gently rebukes, noting a better joke would be to praise rather than insult.
The New York World describes chaos outside public school No. 147 on Henry and Gouverneur Streets where thousands of alien mothers protested for their children. Sixty officer boys kept order while mothers shouted and the pupils entered calm classrooms. After ten minutes the scene calmed.
Announcement of land openings in Standing Rock and Cheyenne River reservations in South Dakota and North Dakota in October. Registration at Aberdeen Mobridge Lemmon from Oct 4 to 23 with drawing in Aberdeen on Oct 26. Promises 160 acres of farming land for a small per acre sum and a rail journey to view the country. Descriptive folder available.
Mrs Fradley rejects a broker's sales pitch as he enumerates a modern kitchen with hardwood floors and conveniences. She cites her own kitchen with a softwood floor and fragile dishes, finding the display unsatisfactory in the Broklyn Life item.
A Willimantic woman reports five years of severe female troubles with backache irregularities dizziness and weakness. After three doctors failed she found relief taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, praised as a long standing cure for displacement inflammation and related symptoms.
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