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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
3
The Well-Informed demand a mild effective liquid laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known wholesome remedy. Buy the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. from leading druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle.
An ad feature extols Sloan's Liniment and veterinary remedies as practical for horses and livestock. It includes testimonials from users like a Fort Wayne engineer and a Boston veterinary founder, plus offers free treatise requests and pricing for the lung elixir and other products.
A nostalgic scene describes a Christmas tree lit at night with shiny toys, dolls, and spoons of candy. It recalls a child’s delight in mittens, picture books, and sparkling ornaments as daylight returns and gifts gleam.
A short poem from Youth’s Companion describes Betty Baby finding a tiny golden ring set with rubies, a doll, bonbons, cakes, and sugar. Polly Baby finds candy, an apple, and a pair of mittens. The verse ends noting these simple gifts as enough for happy children.
The piece notes that market behavior reflects national state, with crop failures, war, strikes depressing prices and people fearing end of prosperity. It observes no panic as markets recovered, and that intelligent people watched with respect and attention.
A child recounts keeping a Christmas secret with Santa. The playful verse hints at a hidden gift a mother must wait to learn, describing a square pink lace-covered item whose name begins with C, and the anticipation of revealing it on Christmas Day.
Cut one pound of hazelnuts into round thin slices and four crisp celery hearts in the same way. Mix with a salt spoon of salt and arrange white celery leaves as garnish. Serve all the hors d oeuvres on a silver platter.
The piece notes mince pie’s special Christmas role once called Christmas pie by forefathers. It traces its origin from a murrow and raisin stewy base and recalls how Puritans and Quakers altered the name. It observes varied household prices and lavishness in large gatherings.
A widow and her orphan boy named Toots enjoy a simple holiday moment. The boy's tin horn brings cheerful noise, revealing how adversity shapes gratitude and resilience in a small, rich tableau.
The piece argues the New York Stock Exchange is a solid central market reflecting national production and commerce, despite public view of it as gambling. It notes much chicanery occurs in suburbs and outside reputable banks, while genuine trades relate to the country's business after accounting for manipulation.
In a domestic vignette Jane laments a miserable Christmas month while Martha asks what ails her. Jance explains a foolish stopgap, and a wood processing machine is described as turning out 40 000 splints in a minute, highlighting an odd industrial detail.
Mrs Lizzie E Sledge of Selma Alabama describes four years of severe facial and body eczema resistant to two physicians treatments. After using a single Cuticura Remedies set for six months, all lesions disappeared and no symptoms remained for three years.
A Weston-super-Mare club rule allows a ball to be hit and dropped with legs of a stroke near the railings by a powder magazine. The piece recalls a West African coast course where eighth and ninth holes are optional due to jungle danger and lions.
A Lake City Minnesota testimonial from Hurans Center on SES South Oak Street reports severe kidney pain and dizziness. The patient states Back pain improved after using Down's Kidney Pills, sold by Vox Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 600 cents.
Puzzle text outlines two hobbies with odd costs and quirks, then shifts to a catarrh advertisement advocating a constitutional cure from Cheney Co and Toledo sellers. The fragment includes jokes, misprints, and then a health cure claim with dubious efficacy and a PAZO OINTMENT note.
A rustic sits by a stream as the parson's daughter passes. Punch records the exchange with a loafer who brags the parson has taught nothing for hours. A disease-proof potato is said to have been introduced into France from Uruguay.
A historical health ad explains how slow transit spoils food turning it to poison and gas. It promotes Cascarets as safe bowel medicine that preserves digestive fluids, avoids laxatives, and strengthens bowel muscles through natural exercise for future health.
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