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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
3
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina reports long standing stomach trouble and indigestion eased after following Dr Hartmans advice and using Peruna and Manalin. She saw relief and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna noting many similar testimonials in the doctor s files.
Australia apples reach New York by English liner. Rebels attack Chunglang and Tungchang in Chinghal district. Navy scrap plans to convert two cruisers into mine ships. Prof Delepine discovers throat bacillus at Manchester. Danube floods devastate Rudolsgnad area. Queen Victoria's health steady as Spanish king elevates physician to marquis. Wisconsin bans tobacco for under 16. Iron Springs hotel at Manitou burns, $75,000 loss. Oaks & Calhoun building Rochester suffers $100,000 fire damage. Count Okuma hopes for peace at The Hague. Mrs Howard Gould probes postal employee mail openings. Theodore Tilton dies in Paris. Honduras Lottery quit. officers fined $300,000. Pope revenue proposal discussed by Italian govt. Francis Ludlow Clark dies in Los Angeles. Wheat crop outlook in southwest US weak. Charles Grotefend returns to St Louis to face charges.
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, head of the Christian Catholic Apostolic church, is ousted as temporal ruler of Zion City. John C. Hately moves to cancel Voliva’s lease on the tabernacle administration building and four school structures. Voliva must respond to a contempt of court charge before Judge K M Landis.
Frost struck Sunday night across northwestern Missouri and much of Kansas, with temperatures dipping to near 30 degrees in many Kansas locales. The Missouri strawberry crop especially suffered, according to weather bureau reports received in Kansas City.
United States Weather Bureau reports heavy frosts across Nebraska Sunday night. Rye suffered great losses while corn and wheat escaped major damage. Market gardens in Douglas county valued at about $200000 affected by the frost.
John C. Coleman of Swainsboro Georgia testifies his kidneys ached for years and his back ached day and night. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he found immediate relief and lasting improvement. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and all dealers at 50 cents a box.
In McClure's tale The Gentle Robber the arch bishop challenges a robber over money for church walls. The Gentle Robber replies he can handle the funds and then robs nine men that night, killing three who resist longest, while professing devotion to the church.
Mrs. A. C. Brestlin of Chicago reports a long struggle with her baby's itching, eczema like skin and a dramatic improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. She credits three boxes of the ointment and the soap and pills for her child's recovery, dated October 20 and 30, 1906.
The piece reflects on vanished lakes in the Great Basin between the Rockies and Sierra Nevadas. It notes remaining bodies like Great Salt Lake Lake Tahoe and Bear Lake, with the Southern Pacific train riding 165 miles across former Lake Lahontan bed showing terraces and crust remnants visible from the window.
One Hundred Years Ago General Zebulon Pike explored the mountain that bears his name. He claimed to be the first white man to view it since it lacked patent medicine signs and noted missed gold nearby before continuing his arduous journey.
The piece extols sunlight as a powerful disinfectant and urges letting sun into homes daily. It warns against shading rooms, noting sun exposure fades carpets and hangings but emphasizes health benefits for families by bright, sunlit spaces.
A physician advocates Grape-Nuts as a superior food noting health benefits from its use with cow’s milk. He cites relief from malnutrition, heart palpitations, sleep loss, and improved digestion after adopting the diet. He credits its rational scientific basis and promises readers will see its value.
Personally conducted special trains via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line leave early in July for the Pacific Coast. Special all expense tours at very low rates for round trip including sleeping car accommodations meals etc. Write for itineraries and full particulars S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 212 Clark Street Chicago.
A New York artist invites a friend to dinner in her studio. The hostess, skilled in color, serves a roast chicken that is tough, underdone potatoes, and a pithy pineapple salad. The guest, a polite woman, exclaims the meal is delightful and praises the gravy to spare the hostess from embarrassment.
The article argues that using Defiance Starch yields better results at thinner applications, preserving fabric beauty and wear. It claims older starches require heavy application that hides texture and reduces garment longevity, while Defiance provides greater strength for a finer finish.
A humorous exchange in a housing search scene where a landlady questions why children are not considered. The janitor jokes that children take up too much space in the elevator and the conversation pivots to a boy who will slide down banisters instead of using stairs.
Fragmentary 19th century advertisement and oath by Frank J. Cheney asserting Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay a hundred dollars for unmatched cures. Includes notarization date and Toledo, Ohio firm details. Claims internal remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes other products.
A kindergarten teacher explains tree sources of food while Judge hints at tapping oaks for tapioca. An inserted advertisement promotes Defiance Starch for stiff collars with gloss or domestic finish, 16 oz for 10c from grocers.
A compact quip exchanges about an automobile where the purchaser fears harming someone and the salesman mocks the comfort of a smooth ride. A wedding day observation about a widow links to mortality by self-directed acts. A tobacco ad touts Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria Illinois.
A collection of brief, disjointed quotes and product mentions appears on a historical newspaper fragment. Items include a cryptic maxim about certainty, a paradox on forgiveness, and trade copy for Lewis' Single Binder tobacco with location in Peoria Illinois.
An old newspaper ad page promotes Krause’s Cold Cure with claims to ease head throat chest or back cold and La Grippe, priced at 25c for druggists. It also advertises Garfield Tea from Garfield Tea Co. of Brook Take for blood purification and digestive regulation, sold by druggists.
A character is described as very bright and always saying the right thing at the right moment. The remark emphasizes how he also stays still at the right time.
An advertisement touts a smooth front and Defiance Starch for home laundering of shirt waists. It says the shirts will keep proper stiffness, endure less wear, and not stick to the front, offering a pleasant finish rivaling steam laundries.
An office-seeker asserts 20 years of faithful service to the party and the leader praises the administrator for maintaining a spotless record while urging continuation of their path.
A man near starvation argues the world owes him a living and tries to collect. He tells nature to settle what it owes him, but the world retorts that he must first pay the debt of nature.
A reflective line suggests that true understanding comes after a compatible growth within oneself, implying personal development precedes grasping unfamiliar ideas. The aphorism emphasizes internal readiness as a prerequisite for insight and learning.
An advertisement by Dr. K H Kline of Philadelphia asserts permanent cures for fits, St. Vitus dance, and all nervous diseases. It offers a free trial bottle and treatise with a $2.00 request and provides the address 931 Arch St. for correspondence.
A concise reflection notes that appearances can deceive and a person’s gaze does not reveal true understanding. It cautions readers to avoid superficial judgments based on looks.
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