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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
2
An English study claims the face maps character with an eye classification and features such as eye color nostril size and lip shape indicating traits. Dark eyes signal passion while light blue connotes calculation. broad nostrils mean courage and large noses imply energy.
The article reviews W. H. Hudson's observations of tinamou Rhynchotus rufescens showing a nestling hatched and raised indoors sings its own song without parental hearing, suggesting innate song. It contrasts Hon. Davies Barrington experiments where imprinted birds learned linnet song, implying imitation can occur.
A London Chronicle report notes the discovery of about 80 oak trees buried seven feet deep in a former forest near Peterborough. The 2,000 year old trees are largely intact with roots attached and sold to furniture makers, while hundreds more remain buried at five to six feet.
Sugar industry leader H O Havemeyer dismisses a muckraking piece as insincere and unjust. He cites a witty parable about a rich mother and her bored daughter to illustrate his critique of the magazine's approach.
Margie asks how to distinguish d from b as Effie helps by describing the letters. Mysto replies with a mnemonic about the letter shapes, noting the tummy orientation. The snippet reflects a playful literacy moment from Harper's.
Mrs S A Moore of Waterville Missouri reports persistent kidney trouble with backache headaches and urinary distress cleared after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She states relief came after a few doses and credits the treatment with her cure. The product is sold by dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the producing company.
Ida Lewis, longtime Lime Island lighthouse keeper near Newport R I, celebrated fifty years in the post. Renowned as a fearless sea rescuer, she is credited with saving 18 lives, many in extreme winter conditions. Her appointment followed her father’s death and she remains one of the few women in such a role.
A home remedy titled SARSAPARILLA TIME prescribes fluid extract dandelion, compound Karyon, and compound syrup sarsaparilla to be shaken and taken after meals and at bedtime. It claims to purify blood, improve kidney function, and destroy microbes, urging readers to mix it themselves for safety and assurance.
Australia dominates sheep raising second only to Argentina, with about 72 million sheep now and a historical peak of 106 million in 1891. Droughts caused large losses, but since 1902 annual gains have continued. The sheep were not native, first introduced in 1797 as Spanish merino.
The German socialist leader Herr Bebel, a wheelwright by trade and self educated, is described as one of the finest orators in the Fatherland. He commands large audiences in the Reichstag and is widely esteemed by socialists, with fame as a writer and a model of abstinence.
A conservative Massachusetts woman recommends Grape-Nuts for all ages and ailments. She used it five years as a meat substitute and as a coffee alternative, serving dry with cream during rheumatic trouble, plus hot water and fruit at breakfast. Health improved, nerves steadied, comfort decreased. Read The Road to Wellville. There’s a Reason.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions fruit acids that claim to resist staining and quick color retention. It references a 5c cigar brand Lewis Single Binder and a Peoria New York Factory. Births and deaths note city rates and Garfield Tea advertises as a laxative and blood purifier.
The savings banks of New York state reported resources totaling 1,465,000,000 dollars for 1906, up 59,000,000 from the previous year. This rise reflects increased deposits and expanded savings activity across the state.
Allen's Foot-Ease sold by all druggists promises relief for hot sweaty calloused swollen aching feet. Price 25 cents. Trial package free. Address Allen S Olmsted Roy New York.
Animals from pigs goats cattle and poultry are brought by their owners to a Peruvian church on All Souls Day for a blessing. The ceremony converts the nave into a menagerie with no seats. Afterward the livestock is handed to the monks who receive little payment for performing the rite.
Mercury based catarrh ointments damage the sense of smell and disrupt the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Manufactured in Toledo, it is sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A South China Post excerpt describes how two foreigners isolated sick individuals in a room, washed them with lime water, and locked them away to prevent spread. Families pleaded, but the sick were kept unseen until death, with others urged to vanish rather than confront the disease.
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