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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
3
A Salma Alabama woman testifies that Caticura Remedies cured chronic skin eczema after four years of severe itching and failed medical treatment. Her husband bought a single set, the breakouts stopped, and she remained symptom free for three years since.
The text promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a renowned powder for feet, claiming cures for tired and sweaty feet, preventing friction, and saving stockings costs. It emphasizes that imitators lack reputation and advises buyers to ensure the advertised article is purchased. It also includes etiquette tips about looking out for others and tasting dishes.
A compact feature advertises a free illustrated booklet for summer outings via the Nickel Plate Road. It includes musings on Poe and a humorous exchange about a Baltimore Sun reviewer misnaming a book as History of Female Suffrage, noting a typographical correction.
A dense list of dates and events spanning 1035 to early 20th century. Mentions Aragon’s independence, Wat Tyler at Blackheath, Scotland's colony effort, Jenks patent in Lynn, Araucania’s recognition, Napoleonic Malta, Tripoli and the United States, Stony Creek, the St. Louis mint, Natchez tornado, Franklin, Crystal Palace, Tennessee secession, slavery abolition, Haiti and Liberia recognition, Fremont, Galveston, Chinese embassy, St Gothard Tunnel, McGahan, Haynes Swayne, Tilden, Peary Greenland, Dreyfus, Loretoria, West Point, Servia royals, Roosevelt mediation, England visits, English Derby, Franco-Japanese accord, royal golden wedding, and a Bragdon anecdote about singing a lullaby.
New Hampshire Democrats elect an unpledged delegation to the Denver convention. Taft and Bryan urge campaign expense publication and seek congressional action. Oregon yields a Democrat senator and a Republican legislature pledged to primary voting. Chamberlain leads in a tight race.
A Mississippi woman Mrs. A. Payne suffers kidney trouble, back pain, and weakness for years. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo with quick help and renewed health. Also listed are 19th century ads for pie mix, blueing, eye salve, and soothing syrup for children.
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