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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

7

Court vindicates Dr. Pierce against Ladies' Home Journal

The libel suit filed by Dr. Pierce's company over a 1904 Ladies' Home Journal article ended with a $16,000 verdict for Pierce. Dr. Smith testified the Favorite Prescription uses root extracts and has medical endorsements. The case highlights ingredient transparency and professional support for the product amidst industry criticism.

Ladies’ Home Journal Dr. Pierce Bok Dr. R. V. Pierce Doctor Pierce Dr. Lee U. Smith World’s Dispensary Medical Association United States Grover Gove Finley E. Ingwood Ennett Medical College Chicago Edwin M. Hare Povart A. Hare Univ. of Penn Laurence Johnson University of New York John King John M. Scudder Horatio GC. Wood J. D Robert Bartholow A. M Materia Medica Jefferson Medical College of Phila Pierce

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Purity and Value

An old advertisement urges purchase of Red Cross Ball Blue with a 2 oz package priced at five cents. A quirky exchange references Mrs Stravem inviting a boarder and Mr Huntingbeard remarking about refined guests, echoing Philadelphia Press style.

All Ready for Repairs Motor Car Exchange Ad

An old ad-like exchange touts a car that claims easy maintenance with no crawling under the chassis. A customer counters that any minor problem causes the car to instantly flip upside down.

Items of Interest from a Dated Telegraphic Column

A collection of short notes mentions a Tesla wireless torpedo and its destructive potential, Siam divorce customs including sale of wives, French navy submarines with white mice aboard for gasoline leak detection, a Brittany widow’s epigraph for her 99 year old husband, Yale professor Irving Fiser’s meatless dieting benefits, and a study on endurance tests by 49 volunteers.

Nikola Tesla Siam Brittany Mathurin Bezuquet Vale of Tears Irving Fiser Yale

Fourth in Old Times Parades and Toasts Mark Early U S Celebrations

The article recalls 18th and early 19th century Fourth of July customs with parades at Battery and Broadway, cannon salutes, church reading of the Declaration, and universal tavern dinners. It highlights New York ledgers, Brooklyn celebrations in 1804, Potts Grove rural joy, and lingering toasts praising liberty and unity.

Union New York Boston Philadelphia Merchants of Tontine Broadway City Hall Wall Street St. Paul’s Brooklyn Kings County Republican Riflemen Washington Fusiliers Rising Sun Brooklyn Heights Sands Street Main Street Front Street Old Ferry Street Potts Grove Montgomery County James Kinkead New York Times

Sky Rocket Philosophy and Fourth of July Reflections

A nostalgic reflection on Fourth of July celebrations. It muses on memory, childhood, and patriotism with playful lines about boys, girls, bells, and the British defeat, noting a shared joy of the holiday and its musical echoes.

There Goes a Girl Refuses Fourth of July Accessories

An observer notes a girl’s shyness about patriotism as she rejects powder and bangs on the Fourth of July. A bystander explains the motive behind the choice.

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Golden Medical Discovery by Dr Pierce Promised to Aid Digestion

The article outlines Dr. Pierce of Buffalo promoting Golden Medical Discovery made from glycerine and plant ingredients without alcohol. It claims benefits for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and related disorders and cites endorsements from medical books urging timely use to prevent consumption.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

A Misused Figure of Speech From a Novel

A quotation from Transatlantic Tales notes a character rebuking his son as an immoderate spendthrift and, in contrast, criticizing the son’s newly bought automobile the hundred horsepower touring machine as a target of scorn.

Cuban Cuticura Remedies Save Baby From Severe Sores

Mrs. Zana Miller of Union City Michigan recalls her three month old infant suffering Cuban Itech sores from head to toe. After trying doctors with no relief she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child slept and improved after three applications, fully recovered in two weeks, costing 75 cents.

Zana Miller Union City Branch County Mich

A Natural Mistake and a Pie Comment

A Baltimore humorous remark notes a sharp expert in pyrography with a qualifier on mince pieg. The quip showcases playful banter and a local newspaper voice.

Baltimore American

Red Cross Ball Blue for All Up-To-Date Housekeepers

An advertisement urges housekeepers to use Red Cross Ball Blue to keep clothes clean and sweet like new, with distribution through grocers.

Oldest US church edifice in Hingham dates to 1682

The First Unitarian Church of Hingham Massachusetts is identified as the oldest church building in the United States having been erected in 1682. John B. Lewis has served as sexton and bell-ringer there for more than fifty years.

United States First Unitarian Church Hingham Mass John B. Lewis Lydia NH. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Lynn

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy

A vintage advertisement notes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It promises gum relief and reduced inflammation, claims to ease wind colic, and lists a price of 25 cents per bottle.

True merit waits for opening like a pearl in an oyster

The quote from Punch compares true merit to a pearl that stays hidden inside an oyster until a subtle opening appears. It suggests patience and quiet persistence precede opportunity.

Remarkable Women in Blacksmithing and Oddities Abroad

A Nebraska woman Mrs Philip T Wilcox masters smithing duties learned assisting her husband and plans to teach her three daughters. Also notes curious sea dust, Grenada mongooses plundering farms, China ducks huge population, a man’s nose fire on Boulevard St Michel revealing a celluloid artificial nose.

Philip T. Wilcox College View Neb Grenada China Boulevard St. Michel Paris

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