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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
3
Do you get the medicine that has cured thousands like you Hood's Sarsaparilla and only Hood's It treats scrofula salt rheum dyspepsia loss of appetite rheumatism catarin with confidence that it will do you good Hood's Sarsaparilla America’s Greatest Medicine $1 six for $5 Hood's Pills cure all liver ills 25 cents
The Coliseum in Rome was erected under Vespasian to hold about 100000 spectators. It spans five and a half acres and rises 120 feet high. A long running deal to consolidate the plug tobacco factories in the United States has collapsed.
A powder you shake into shoes cools swollen and tired feet and relieves smarting, sweat, blisters, corns, and bunions. Ten thousand testimonials claim cures. Sold by drug and shoe stores for 25c, or 25c plus stamps by mail. Also notes a recent rich silver ore strike at Monte Cristo mine in Groom Creek, Arizona.
The policy of this country toward foreign complications is likely to stay conservative. The Monroe doctrine will be sustained, but official prudence will restrain public exuberance. It advises using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for rheumatic, malarial, kidney issues and dyspepsia.
Toledo Ohio affidavit sworn by Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney Co offers one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure amid testimonials and cures. Includes Dr Kline nerve restorer claims and Piso s Cure for Consumption with brief customer quotes from 1895.
The Hercules Gas Engine Works offers a range from 1 to 200 HP a complete irrigation pumping plant at 405 Sansome Street Cisco. They tout efficiency and economy claiming hundreds sold this year and promise prompt service that may save crops.
A compass of maritime medicine describes the ship captain as surgeon and chemist with a gutting eye on dental care aboard deep water vessels. It surveys lazy reading habits and a globe spanning postal experiment, then shifts to genealogical math and social quips about courtship and marriage.
A collage of wry exchanges and jokes from various papers shows couples debating theater plans, henpecked husbands, mistaken identities, and social pretenses. Quick quips involve doctors, operas, clubs, vaudeville, and domestic misinterpretations, reflecting light commentary on everyday life and manners.
A sermon style monologue delivers moral maxims on repentance, diligence, humility, and Christian conduct. It extols living rightly, bearing burdens to Christ, and avoiding ego and superstition while criticizing indiscipline, pride, and miserliness in charity.
A discussion on literary hack work defends its value over elitist ideals and notes that many great writers produced for magazines. The Queen of Spain is praised for her diligence, language mastery, and devotion to family, state, and culture. Liberia clocks simplify life with unwavering 6 am to 6 pm days and noon sun overhead.
The account recalls Mrs. Carlyle's sharp talk at dinner and a sandal shop anecdote where she unknowingly wore several shoes, provoking a comical chase and memory of her maiden name. It notes her deep bond with her husband and contrasts with later misreadings by Froude. The piece shifts to a Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote about travel as a euphemism for departure and a meditation on charity and money. It closes with a Berlin cab anecdote from the Chicago Inter Ocean about a passenger reading a language oddity on fare notices.
An appeal to women to write to Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts seeking treatment for female weaknesses. The letter emphasizes women communicating with a woman who understands female illness and claims extensive experience, confidential replies, and widespread relief for thousands.
A brief observation on human nature notes that isolation in small groups breeds quarrels. Officers and their spouses in distant posts, lighthouse keepers and their families, and even honeymoon pairs quarrel when cut off from others. Gregarious behavior arises when people are not among their kind.
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