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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1896
Page
7
The Boston Herald notes Mattie Hughes Cannon’s election to Utah’s State Senate as a milestone for women in politics. It highlights she defeated her husband in the race and suggests she should shed her diminutive nickname as she begins her upper-chamber tenure.
A 19th century advertisement describes female fatigue and health issues including nervousness pain and irregularities, claiming Ly linda linkhaim’s Ve tabide Compound will restore organs to health. It cites Mrs. Alans Boucu Deigeville of New York endorsing the remedy after avoiding surgery.
An article describes early gunpowder composition with Roger Bacon as originator. It covers saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal, their natural sources, and purification. It explains trituration, press cakes, screening to grain sizes, and differences between cannon powder and fine powder for firearms.
An obscure medical column extols Syrup of Pieso as superior for pediatric relief and mentions Syrup of Pigs from the California Pig Syrup Company. It also advocates Hall's Hair Renewer and praises glycerine for fever thirst cough bed sores constipation and home употребит uses.
The Wabash Railway Employes Hospital system expanded with a new Peru facility on a hill near Union Station. The 27 ward building, 50 patient capacity, includes the Sisters living quarters and chapel, modern heating and lighting, and is led by Dr. E. S. Griswod with plans by Architect May of Moberny. The hospital reports 108,352.71 in two years maintenance and seeks further funding and land.
The article argues health depends on pure blood, linking scrofula and other diseases to hereditary taints and promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top blood purifier. It mentions blood purification as a remedy for rheumatism colds and skin eruptions and cites various medical claims and advertisements from period sources.
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