Manyows Eminent Doctors Offer Free Medical Exam
Munyon's at 63d and Jefferson streets Philadelphia advertises free medical examination and diagnosis by eminent doctors. Readers are urged to mail for a medical examination blank to receive a thorough diagnosis at no cost, with no obligation to follow the advice.
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Cure for Eczema Reported in Old Family Ad
A patient from Volant, Pennsylvania, recalls twelve years of eczema on hands arms and feet improved rapidly after using Cuticura Remedies. The note, dated March 11 1908, credits relief to Cuticura with no subsequent trouble.
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The New Woman Made Over by Quitting Coffee
Richmond Virginia woman credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with restoring health after years of coffee use. She details headaches nerve trouble vision loss and fatigue then with Postum a month later reports renewed energy and weight gain while Grape-Nuts solidifies gains and reading memory.
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Pauls Instructions to Thessalonians Lesson Aug 8 1909
August 8 1909 Sunday school lesson on Pauls guidance to the Thessalonians from 1 Thess 5 12 14 and 15 18. The passage urges reverence for pastors work in the Lord and mutual peace within the church. It emphasizes admonishing the unruly comforting the fainthearted strengthening the weak being patient toward all and rejoicing praying and giving thanks in every situation. It links these duties to sanctification and spiritual vitality in the Christian community.
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Clarke
Pongee Gown Features Silk Embroidered Daisy Pattern
The gown showcases a silk pongee fabric with embroidery in a daisy pattern. A novel waist and sleeve design enhances the silhouette, matching the material for a coordinated look.
Fireboat Hero Calls for Aid on Burning Vessel
Jim Bludso stood at the nozzle amid thick smoke as bystanders urged him to combat a blazing boat. He insisted duty lay with the pilot but warned that failing to act would spark destructive consequences at John Hay's home.
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Jim Bludso
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Relief for Women and Common Ailments Advertised
An extradited mix of humor and ads notes a relief for women via Mother Gray’s Austra-Wa Leaf and a back pain remedy. It mentions a juror who distrusts newspapers and a joke about a stage life. The passage ends with a joke about sore throat cures and Wizard Oil.
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Roosevelt to Sample Exotic Dishes in Africa
The article describes Colonel Roosevelt in Africa likely tasting unusual meats. It mentions elephant foot baked in ground ovens, alligator soup, roasted lion, camel flesh, and roast monkey, with notes on taste and origins from explorers.
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Councilman Bolte Seeks Ban on Cameras on Atlantic City Beaches
Atlantic City councilman Henry Bolte proposes a law prohibiting cameras on the city's beaches amid debate over privacy and public good. He notes some cameras benefit safety yet argues all should go, while comparing the issue to a classical dialogue between Diogenes and Aristippus and referencing a cabbage anecdote.
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Vesuvius Eruption Echoes From Mars Observers Comment
Terrific eruption of Mount Vesuvius referenced as observers on Mars lament their inability to respond to signals from Earth. Despairing tones express frustration at the crude development level and long communication gap spanning hundreds of years.
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City Man Seeks Survival as Suburban Household Care
A reflective note contrasts a city man’s longing to stay with a suburban plan to hire and keep a cook, claiming current focus is on securing domestic help. The speaker hints at future stability while managing everyday domestic needs.
Quick Growing Flowers Through Winter Woods
A Pass Christian reporter notes a sudden bloom of Cherokee roses, waxy and fragrant, transforming a dead tree into a purple bouquet. Sweet olive, bridal wreath, wild jasmine, and many more flood the scene with extravagant color, while a humor-filled exchange about an earthquake ends the piece.
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