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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
Overworked and childbearing women are urged to use Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription to restore vigor and relieve common female ailments. The ad claims alcohol free, plainly listed ingredients and invites requests for a free booklet from Dr. ALV. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
August Anderson, a wealthy Minnesota farmer, visits Duluth with his family amid buck fever reports. He says the trip has silver linings including shipping gains while deer hunters roam the countryside. A housewife laments a porcelain tureen loss as the cook’s singing is silenced.
A Utah pioneer J. W. Browning recalls crossing the plains in 1848 and credits Donn's Kidney Pills with curing kidney and diabetes symptoms, noting long-term relief and age. Also ads mention Red Cross Ball Blue detergent and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, plus a Choctaw area roads group and family marriage notions.
A critical review of old Chinese etiquette and practices described in a caustic, view of daily life. It highlights customs from dress and dining to hairstyles and gender roles with vivid but biased language. The text contrasts traditional practices with modern perceptions and skewers foreign stereotypes.
A mother recalls a year of coffee-related nerves and a switch to Postum Food Coffee. After a first failed brew, a longer boil produced a rich flavor and health improvements for both herself and her students, with praise for Postum as a healthy alternative to regular coffee.
The lesson reviews Moses as God's envoy to demand Israelite release, Pharaoh's hardening heart, and the Passover's meaning as a symbol of divine judgment and salvation. It links the ritual to future generations and the Lord's Supper, stressing memory and moral lessons across time. A second brief note records Birdie Robinson ringing AMC changes on church bells in Rumburgh England, a first for a woman in Norwich's church.
Mrs. Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska says after measles her head and neck were covered with penny sized scaly sores and hair fell out. Six months of salves and blood remedies failed until she used Cutiura Remedies, with notes of a complete cure in three weeks and no recurrence in seven years. The notice also includes a Sharp comment on charity in the Smart Set.
A buyer purchased the farm for 50000 dollars and the owners plan to move to the city to enjoy the balance of life in comfort.
A terse message warns to settle Jel Brown’s bond and avoid signing a friend’s bond. It instructs to contact an agent at the County Seat for particulars or to arrange payment directly.
A garbled mix of insurance wording, poetry, travel ads, and literary reminiscence. It references Tithe Guaranty and Surety Company with Home Office Scranton, notes on travel posters, poems, and a portrait of William Makepeace Thackeray, plus a marginal anecdote about John Leech and Thackeray.
An old ad touts Allen & Olmsted of Le Roy New York selling Foot Ease powder to treat corns swelling and sweaty feet and to make shoes more comfortable. It mentions the product is sold by shoe stores and lists a colonial headline about cabbies in sixteenth century England.
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