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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
3
A man who stuttered badly learns to say clearly after ten lessons from a specialist. He proclaims a tongue twister progress with Peter Piper, while friends praise him. He notes the difficulty of fitting such practice into ordinary conversation.
The article notes mercury nitrate in teeth and gums harms those who manufacture mirrors barometers thermometers and similar instruments, emphasizing harmful effects on the body and tissues.
The article states Korea is exactly the size of Kansas, covering about 82 000 square miles. It notes no other geographic details or dates.
The Stewart Sanitarium at 1114 North Illinois Street Indianapolis has been investigated and found legitimate in treating whiskey and drug habits. Physicians and ministers from across the state contributed to its confirmed success.
A note explains that in Tibet a polite meeting involves raising the clasped hands and protruding the tongue as a greeting. The snippet highlights a cultural practice tied to respect and social interaction.
Advert shows a laxative labeled Bromo Quin ine with the claim used worldwide to cure a cold in one day. Signature attributed to E. W. Grove appears in the text. Price listed as 25 cents.
The rhododendron native range lies in temperate North America and India's mountains. Many species were discovered in the Himalayas by Dr. Hooker and colleagues and subsequently introduced to Europe.
In a humane moment a son tells his mother he will marry the fairest, dearest girl, and she answers through tears with a hopeful, broken reply My poor boy reflecting a tender domestic scene reported by the Chicago Record-Herald.
The increased use of whiskey for lame back rheumatism is drawing discussion among physicians. A claimed infallible cure involves mixing one half pint whiskey with one ounce Toris Compound and one ounce Syrup Sarsaparila Compound, taken in tablespoonful doses before meals and at night. Toris compound is produced by Globe Pharmaceutical Co. of Chicago, though available from other druggists.
A philosophical maxim asserts that true self mastery requires discipline over inner impulses and desires. It emphasizes inner governance as the foundation of personal restraint and wise conduct.
An advertisement offers 100 dollars reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others, asserts F J Cheney of Toledo is trustworthy, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally acting with testimonials available. Also promotes Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
The remark notes a shortage of kind or worthy people in the speaker's current context, attributing the scarcity to societal decline and urging reflection on virtue and community standards.
Mrs Louis Beck of San Antonio Texas reports her one year old son suffered six months from severe eczema on face head ears and limbs after two doctors failed to help. After using Cutiura Remedies the baby slept and sores cleared in two months with a clear face and no recurrence.
An old newspaper ad sells Red Cross Ball Blue by the large 207 package for five cents, promoting its quality and claiming it as the best ball blue from the maker.
A collection notes that starting late in duty is worse than not doing it at all and that some things must be paid for at full price to retain value.
Stewart Sanitarium in Indianapolis offers a real cure for the whiskey habit at 1114 North Illinois Street with treatment options and recovery support.
A soldier shapes his weapon into a plow in line with prophecy as the Plow Trust claims exclusive patents on plows. He notes no haste and warns that violence may still be needed to protect property rights from dangerous individuals.
David Price of Corydon Iowa suffered severe kidney illness leaving him weak and nearly skeletal. One week after starting Dean's Kidney Pills he walked without a cane and his health gradually returned, a cure he credits seven years later as lasting. Sold by all dealers 50c a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A broad miscellany covers Europe mortality trends and weather cocks on trees. It notes Russia leading suicide rates in Europe and Italy ahead in murders, plus a cancer mortality surge. Other items report Norway Sweden pine longevity, Germany oak age, a German tapioca ad, cork sink behavior, a Chicago consumptives camp, a Litchfield tomb inscription, land use figures, Towanda tree planting by Dr. Heinrich C. Leonhardt, and sapling donations changing local streetscapes.
The piece compiles wry maxims on marriage money and domestic life. It notes men fear failures after favors, restaurant food distrust, and wives opinions of gowns. It ends with humorous lines about dowries, piano playing, and blended family dynamics.
Pianist Alfred Reisenauer recalls Wagner at Bayreuth in a Parsifal rehearsal. After a jubilant garden scene, Wagner hugged the artists then dropped to all fours and barked, balancing on his head as Liszt and pupils looked on with restrained mirth.
A Philadelphia Press item notes Mrs. Richley agrees to buy an exquisite dinner set for 150 dollars only if the seller marks it imitation with a 6.90 price to deceive their servant girl. The salesman cautions the odd request.
In a humorous exchange from Wat gon's Magazine Little Willie proclaims pride in his gran pop and Little Bob recalls a past pull on the pop’s sleeve, highlighting family memories with a wink. The cartoonish dialogue captures affectionate rivalry and regional speech.
Hon. M. C. Butler, U S Senator from South Carolina, endorses Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble in a Washington letter. He states he has used the medicine briefly and feels relieved, calling it wonderful and a good tonic.
An ad touts Peruna as an internal catarrh remedy for stomach dyspepsia and offers Peruna Tablets and a free 1909 Almanac. It also promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and claims benefits for wind colic. The copy cautions about men prone to judge a gentle heart by faults of a soft head.
Advertisement asserts Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days with money back guarantee. The phrase about improving breed by polishing brass on harness appears as an unrelated aside.
Justice Harlan recounted golf in thick fog with a hole in one style shot while Judge Taft told a fog fishing tale. Each misread the landscape until the fog lifted revealing humorous outcomes and a quiet finish.
A whispered quarrel over terms of endearment at a table ends with a lunch dispute about a bill report in the Chicago News. The man notes the portion ordered costs over $3 as tension rises between the couple.
Indigestion from heavy greasy foods harms mind and body and worsens with continued use. A New York woman recalls relief after switching to Grape Nuts, which built her digestion and allowed normal appetite. Postum Co. promotes their product with the testimonial and invites readers to read The Road to Wellville.
A string of aphorisms and witticisms from Eive's Epigrams notes. The short maxims cover ego, aging, kindness, love, and social quirks with a light tongue and dated tone.
The report notes Wales leads Great Britain in mineral wealth with output surpassing $20 per acre, while England and Scotland produce about $10 per acre.
Literary figure says inspiration comes from surroundings. Garret bard replies an atmosphere filled with the aroma of beefsteak and potatoes sparks his best labor. Chicago News notes this exchange about creative setting and mood.
An old advertisement urges readers to keep whites bright with Red Cross Ball Blue sold by grocers in a large 207 package for 5 cents. The slogan emphasizes self help and dignity with a Marcus Aurelius style quote.
An Indianapolis facility on Illinois Street treats the whiskey habit without charging until cure. the article notes strong support for a national cure and cites Plato about affinity to country.
An ad touts a one day cure for a cold using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The box bears W GROVE'S signature. A quoted aphorism accompanies the ad.
A 10x15 Gordon Press in good condition rebuilt sold at a bargain. Contact J. B. Many at 2313 Talbott Ave Indianapolis for details. Dr Stewart offers cure from whiskey or drug habits at his San i earls clinic 1114 North Illinois Street Indianapolis.
The Silvertown Mining Company of San Juan County Colorado offers a limited sale of stock at twenty five cents per share to raise funds for upgrading the North Star Mine on Sultan Mountain. The mine has 52 claims spanning about 520 acres, a 20 stamp mill, timberland, water power, and a railroad access to the mill. Officers include M F Levy President William L Springer Vice President John Mackin Treasurer Walter J Gibbons Secretary Edward G Merz Director H Heimann Director and Jacob Weber Director.
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