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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

8

One Kidney Gone and Danes Offer Rat Rewards

Milford resident Sylvanus Verrill recalls a severe kidney injury five years ago and credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with restoring function after months on crutches. The ad notes a 50 cent price and Foster-Milburn Co. availability. A Paris column reports Denmark’s reward plan for rats where heads are counted to prevent double claims.

Sylvanus Verrill Milford Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Denmark Paris Copenhagen New York Tribune

Breaks a Cold Promptly Remedy Claims 24 Hour Cure

An advertisement outlines a home remedy for colds claiming a cure in 24 hours. It prescribes one ounce Compound Syrup of Sarasaparilla, one ounce Toris Compound and a half pint of whisky mixed and shaken. Doses of a tablespoonful every four hours are advised, with ingredients available at any drug store.

Origin of the sundae in New Orleans tale

A soda fountain worker lacking carbonated water created a frozen mix of ice cream fruit syrups. The drink pleased customers and inspired adding it to the menu. An editor later averted, or altered, spelling turning Sunday recipe into sundae, a tale recounted by a veteran soda salesman.

New Orleans

Public telescope at Zurich draws 25000 visitors

Zurich hosts the world’s only public observatory. Open every evening, it attracted at least 25 000 visitors in six months. The 17 foot 6 inch long telescope weighs fourteen tons and uses a twelve inch diameter objective. A projecting screen displays celestial objects for observers.

Zurich Switzerland

Tenn. Woman Credits Postum With Restored Health

A Tennessee woman recalls severe stomach and nerve troubles from coffee starting in youth. After switching to Postum she reports digestion improved, strength returned, and nerves steadied, now relying on Postum instead of coffee. The letter is presented by Postum Co. and promotes The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Vlachs and Ali's Road Usher Yanina's Sunset Mystery

The London Spectator piece follows Vlachs nomads in Mount Pindus guiding flocks between Greece and Albania. It recalls their antiphonal songs, serene faces, and the Turkish Greek border politics around Yanina. The traveler sails the Alpheus to a reed-bordered lake where mosques mirror on water as a sunset hush signals Asia in Europe.

Mount Pindus Meteora Yanina Elepht Arnaut Alpheus Turkish Epirus Acheron Ali Albania Himelf Danton Napoleon Pitt Jess Bere Asia Europe London Spectator

New York Directory Lists 3 100 Smiths in 1908 Volume

The 1908 Trow General Directory of Manhattan and Bronx catalogues 16 09 pages with over 100 names per column. It records 3100 Smiths and hundreds of Schmidt and Smyth spellings, notes first names like A Smith at 60 New Street, Jacques Aa at 747 Melrose Avenue, and Louis Zyss at 350 Bowery. The work, edited with a brisk style, includes public institutions and a useful back-section.

Trow Manhattan Bronx New York Smiths Schmidts Schmitts Smyths Schmids Schmitzes Smythes Smithes Smitherses Smit Smits Smitt Smitzes Smitania Smithlapp Smithlein Smithlen Smithley Smithline Smithner Smithson Smithwick Smitley Schmidh Schmickl Schmideberg Schmidgall Schmidheim Schmidhlapp Schmidlein Schmidling Schmidter Schmidtke Schmidtlein Schmidtt Schmidtz Schmied Schmiedekamp Schmieder Schmiedeskamp Schmieg Schmielewski Schmittberger Schmittenberg Schmitter Schmittger Schmitt Schmith Schmitka Schmitthenner Schnittmeyer Schmittner Schmitzberger Schmitzer A. Smith Jacques Aa Melrose Avenue Louis Zyss Bowery New York Press

The Rush of Many Waters at Lahore Poem Scene

A poet describing waters cascading at Lahore links the scene to a flat above leaking. He explains the idea came from that leak and then he went to seek the janitor, reflecting a grim comic mood in the exchange.

Lahore New York Pun

Cure for Piles Treatment Offered Free by Red Cross Aid

Free dissemination of pile treatment described as a cure and relief for fistula and piles. Framed as a health aid from a Red Cross tile initiative with contact directed to Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Red Cross REA CO. Dent. BA Minneapolis Minn

Emperor William’s Appetite at a Formal Event

Excerpt from Lady Rendolph Churchill’s Reminiscences describes Emperor William at a social gathering. The aged ruler displayed gaiety, indulging in poached eggs, potted meats, Stronz tea, and strawberries with tepid champagne. The narrator notes his curious endurance and banal conversation.

William Rendolph Churchill

Hog Cholera Treatment Promoted by Sloan's Liniment

An early 20th century ad describes hog cholera as highly contagious and prescribes isolation, fumigation, and a Sloan's Liniment mixture with milk for three days. Endorsed by A J McCarthy of Idaville and G W Balsbaugh of Peru, the letter urges sending Sloan's booklet from Dr Earl Sloan of Boston.

Sloan A. J. McCarthy Idaville Ind G. W. Balsbaugh Peru Earl S. Sloan Boston Mass

Cheaper to Move Offers Night Removals in London Suburb

An public notice in a London suburb pitches low cost moving by hiring a horse and a man for sixpence per hour. It promises night removals without disturbing neighbors as a specialty note.

London

Cutbur n’s Efficacy Admitted By Old Patient

An eighty year old man recounts relief from severe hemorrhoids eczema and itching after using Cuticura products. He credits the treatment with restoring health over months and notes prior doctor advised surgery. He mentions costs and long trial of remedies before success.

Cutburn Soreg J. H. Henderson Hopkinton, N. Y

Mule Finds Gold Mine in Idaho Donkey Delivers Fortune

In Coeur d Alene's famed mining district a donkey named Bill is credited by courts with uncovering a rich ore ledge that helped spawn the region's millionaires. The district’s top producer earned about 2.28 million in profit, fueling tales of fortune and romance in mining history.

Idaho Coeur d’Alene Milionaires Stanger Bill

Butter Gains Popularity in China Amid European Style Dinners

Butter has become a rare luxury in China a few years ago but is now being served in Chinese restaurants as part of European style dinners. The better classes are increasingly consuming butter and other European luxuries.

China

Catarrh Cure Ads and Lumber News From 1907 Paper

An old newspaper fragment discusses Hall's Catarrh Cure as a claimed remedy and notes on wood cutting in 1907. It mentions lumber production rankings in Texas and general price trends, plus a brief item on Abyssinian school attendance and state education efforts.

Surgical Operation Described as Common and Unnecessary

A reflective column argues that many operations performed on women in hospitals are unnecessary. The writer contends countless procedures could be avoided, highlighting a widespread fear and the burden of surgical interventions on women.

Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

Letters from Barbara Base of Kingman Kansas and Mrs Arthur R Touse Moorestown New Jersey praise Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for curing severe female troubles and avoiding surgery. The ad promotes the product as a standard remedy for displacements inflammation irregularities and related pains with a call to write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Barbara Base Kingman Kansas Pinkham Pin’ Em Lydia E. Pink Arthur R. Touse CL Ch Road Moorestown N. Joy Peple Lydia Pinkhaim Pinkkham Lydia Feo Pinkham

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