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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

7

Dangers and Pain of the Critical Period Warned by Lydia Pinkham’s

An advertisement urges women to recognize the change of life as a critical period. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthens the nervous system and supports the female body during menopause. A testimonial from Mrs. A. E. G. Hyland in Chester Town, Maryland, praises relief from displacement and other symptoms after using the remedy. The notice invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham’s daughter-in-law in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia BE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Charity as a label for conscience fund contributions.

Report notes that some individuals label their contributions to a conscience fund as charity. The piece examines how deferrals or donations are framed and perceived within the context of moral obligation and public giving.

Refusing to Wait, Everything Comes Quickly

A terse aphorism notes that rapid results follow a mindset of impatience. It contrasts quick outcomes with patience, implying swift success for those who act decisively and avoid delay.

Thrown Ball Hurts Thumb in Back Lot Incident

A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls a man playing ball with friends, injuring his right thumb. He jokes that his wife was furious not for exertion but because the bruised thumb delayed him from hooking his hired girl’s dress.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

That Rich Mrs Blank Was a Plain Thief, Court Gaffe

A Detroit Free Press quip notes a wealthy woman once labeled a kleptomaniac who stopped stealing after people branded her a plain thief. The remark satirizes social judgments and reputational shifts.

Cleaning a Nursing Bottle With Ivory Soap Suds

Instructions advise immediate disassembly after use. Soak nipple in pure boiled water, then add potato pieces, Ivory Soap suds, shake, rinse, and boil in cold water. Authored by Eleanor R. Parker.

Eleanor R. Parker

Out of Proportion Letter Mystery

A brief, quirky note reveals a playful mix of affection and a financial gag as a husband sends four hundred kisses but only forty dollars in a dated tone. The fragment reads as a lighthearted domestic jest with a hint of mischief in a correspondence.

Father and Son on exam questions

In a brief Tales dialogue a stern father questions his son about failing exams. The son explains the repeated questions caused the poor performance, noting they were asked the same questions as before.

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement oath notice

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County 1886. Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promising to pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason seal. Cure taken internally. Sold by all druggists 75c. Take Hall's pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason J. Cheney & CO

Man cannot show scars proving whittling skill learned in boyhood

A saying notes that lacking finger scars implies a boy never learned to whittle, suggesting practical skill marks are earned through experience and practice.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething

An early medicinal advert proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup calms teething pain by softening gums reducing inflammation and curing wind colic priced at 20 cents a bottle.

Mra. Winslow

Philosophical Reflection on Truth and Knowledge

The quote ponders truth’s elusive nature and human fallibility. It suggests that uncertainty grows as knowledge shrinks and that distrust rises in the less informed.

Green and gray styles mark the summer wardrobe

London and New York tailors forecast green as the season’s modish hue for men with gray, black, and mohair fabrics dominating. Pockets shrink and waistcoats slim, while embroidery and leather-lined seams add cost.

London New York Wen Scotland Fifth Avenue Europe United States New York Sun

Cuticura Remedies Praised For Severe Eczema Cure

Mrs. Golding of Ayr Ontario writes in June 1905 that eczema on both limbs caused extreme pain and disability. After trying doctors and other remedies she found relief with Cuticura, now keeping the products at home and thankful for the cure.

Neither Papa Nor Mama? A Fair Average Child

A brief Chicago Tribune quip about a child asking which parent she resembles and the response that she is a fair average between the two, with humor over a compliment.

Observation on a Nonmoving New York Building Sign

A reader notes a sign on a New York building claiming it would move to 3820 Broadway on a forthcoming Wednesday. The writer watched all day and night and saw no movement, casting doubt on the claim.

New York Broadway

Seven Years Ago a Rochester Chemist Finds Effective Medicine

William A. Franklin of Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co Rochester recounts using Deans Kidney Pills seven years ago to cure back pain fatigue and kidney irregularities after three boxes. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY marks the advertisement style.

Rochester William A. Franklin Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

The Important Thing Lucy Questioning Henry About Father

Lucy asks Henry what her father said after his interview. Henry returns with the jubilant amount of thirty thousand dollars, signaling a dramatic financial development in the family.

Lucy Henry

The Woman's Right She-I Admit It Dialogue

A translated Tales dialogue sketch centers on a woman confessing faults while her partner challenges her. The exchange teases marital tension with sharp wit and understood expectations.

Vulgar Display and Witty Puck Quips

A playful column quotes Mose Johnson Doan and Pete Persimmons trading sharp lines about women's rings and brass knuckles. It props up a witty, two faced maxim with a joking moral tone and sage quips.

Mose Johnson Pete Persimmons Puck

Nose Repair Delay After Scrimmage Incident

A big football game last season left a young star with a broken nose from a rough scrimmage. He refused to let doctors touch the nose for hours awaiting a telegram for his wife. The note read Have nose set Roman Do not like Greek Nan.

Harper’s Weekly

Sunflower Philosophy in Witty Prose on Love and Society

A sequence of humorous maxims on relationships money jealousy and social pretensions. The phrases play with gender expectations marriage engagement perspective and the quirks of modern courtship. Each thought offers a sly observation about human folly and cultural norms.

Rainfall Drives Tree Growth Across Twelve Years

Harper's Weekly reports a study linking tree growth to rainfall. Over twelve years, annual rings were measured. with 30 to 45 inches of rain per year, ring width ranged from 11 to 15 inches. A very wet or dry year affected growth in the following year.

Harper’s Weekly

Dentist offers to pull every tooth for free

A workingman saves a dentist from drowning and is offered free dental care as a jesting expression of gratitude. The dentist tells the man to come to his office any time and he'll pull every tooth at no charge.

Workingman

The Hotel Hereafter

A brief quirky quote from The Bohemian draws a devil in a doorway and a line about endless gloom with a humorous twist. The fragment evokes gothic humor and literary tone without further context.

An Honest Man Averts Whisky Temptation

A humorously translated exchange shows Banks questioning a straw request for a highball while Tanks explains he swore to his wife to quit whisky, illustrating a comic vow of self restraint.

Banks

Peruna Praised For Kidney Trouble Relief

Letters from readers Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario attest Peruna and Manalin easing long standing kidney and bladder issues after several months. Advocates claim the kidneys remove poisons from blood and Peruna provides necessary support when kidneys fail to bear their burden.

Geo. H. Simser Grant Ontarifo Can Manalin

Portrait Mood In A Spouse Pact

A translated Tale frame shows a close fisted husband praising his wife’s dress and proposing a perpetual reminder by having her portrait painted to hang over his desk, while the wife happily agrees to wear it and be seen forever.

Races Gone, Finance Talk Fades Says Mrs Torkins

The Washington Star quotes Mrs. Torkins noting a shift away from frenzied finance chatter as racing events have diminished in prominence. The remark contrasts current discourse with past enthusiasm for gambling and financial speculation linked to races.

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