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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
The preliminary annual statement of internal revenue shows cigarette use rising in the year ended June 30, 1908, while spirits consumption fell, especially grain spirits, causing a revenue drop of over 15 million dollars. Overall internal revenue declined by 17,998,072 dollars from the previous year, though beer sales grew.
Mrs A J Davis of Murray Kentucky recounts kidney disease symptoms including dizziness back pain and grip attacks. She reports rapid relief after taking Dean’s Kidney Pills with a full recovery in three weeks. Sold by all dealers 5 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The professor resettles his books as painters prepare to work in the study. He laments his diminished strength, recalling he once was a reporter and now feels like only a porter.
A quotation from the Chicago Tribune quotes Mrs. Lapsting arguing that courage and bravery are essentially the same, calling the terms pusillanimous and indistinct in meaning.
Mildred visits the Villa Montreuri and an asylum near Villefranche to uncover truths about George Ransome and his wife Fay. She recalls their troubled past, questions the murder accusation, and learns of Maria the singer and Castellani’s fraught legacy as she seeks closure and mercy.
A fragment from a serialized chapter shows Monsieur Leroy noting his visitor with calm interest and no rush. The scene hints at unfolding dialogue and social tension as the meeting progresses.
The census bureau reports 133 million gross of pins and nineteen billion pins produced in the United States for the year 1007. This equals 225 pins per person and excludes hairpins and safety pins. If pins average one inch, yearly American output reaches about 18 quadrillion pins.
The report notes changes in global merchant shipping tonnage and trade flows, reflecting shifts in vessel capacity and seaborne commerce. It highlights key regions and their fleets, with implications for international markets and maritime industry trends.
Laura Jane Bates of New York recounts a seven week struggle at a city mission with scabies incipient paresis rheumatism and sores. After using Cuticura soap resolvent and ointment the patient slept well improved rapidly and found strength to seek work within five weeks.
In a Kansas City vignette, Mr Sco berbs recounts buying a fierce looking watchdog to guard his home. A hoboeshark sought shelter, and the dog frightened him away after the lady of the house tipped him 50 cents to stay and guard her from the animal.
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed as a universal cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad states the remedy acts through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure with testimonials available from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragmented exchange shows a coal miner reacting to medical advice about deep breathing. The text shifts to unrelated phrases about fashion, medicine, and grocery items, ending with stray references to colors and a Red Cross nod, presenting a garbled, nonsensical snippet.
The Electrical World reports a telegraphing typewriter that attaches to a standard typewriter to send and receive messages with no mistakes. The sender writes as usual and the receiving unit reproduces the text exactly. Scans resemble a stock ticker but support capital and lowercase letters and provide a carbon-like copy without human error.
A reader recounts spells of unconsciousness from coffee drinking and relief after switching to Postum. The elderly man reports improved health, sleep, and well being eight months after stopping coffee, crediting Postum for the change and urging others to consider it.
The Pinkham product is praised for relieving women’s suffering without drugs and reports many testimonials from users. The Lydia E Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts holds over a hundred thousand letters from women claiming cures and relief through the Vegetable Compound.
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