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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
24
Groesbeck Texas resident Mrs W G Davis reports severe back pain dizziness and headaches tied to kidney issues. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she passed gravel stones and regained strength and health. Product sold by dealers at 59 cents per box Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Dominion attracts more attention as five years of growth mirror U S progress. Emigration to Canada rises with many taking up land and jobs. from Jan 1 to Oct 1, 1905 about 25 000 settlers, led by North Dakota and Minnesota, with 20613 from Pennsylvania. U S capitalists back Canadian industry, boosting cross border wealth.
The Chicago Journal describes a solar halo that would span 90 moons across, while the sun's body would fill that space far beyond. It asserts that even at the sun’s apparent surface, a journey at express speed would take five years to loop the entire orbit.
The passage emphasizes training the voice as essential to self possession and fluent language. A full clear flexible voice signals good breeding and confident expression.
A testimonial asserts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound removed a uterine tumor avoiding surgery. The letter from Fannie Fas of Bradford, Pa., claims months of illness ended after taking five bottles and a physician found no signs of a tumor remaining.
A Chicago statistician finds fewer than one twentieth as many injuries come from patent medicines as from carbolic acid. From 697 cases in 186 days, 293 were fatal or injurious. Morphine and laudanum figures show high risk. overall patent remedies trail in poisoning compared with other substances.
A prince of the Austrian royal family dies and his horse accompanies the funeral cortege. The scene underscores traditional royal ceremonial bonds as depth of mourning unfolds.
The article urges employers seek exceptional workers who show originality and up to date methods. It advises you to prove superiority through decisive, efficient work and to redouble effort if blocked by others for selfish reasons. It suggests sustained improvement will lead to advancement or a better position.
Two 2000 year old skeletons found near Luton at Leagraves lie with heads west and bronze ornaments nearby. The remains show remarkable preservation of skulls and teeth raising questions about ancient dental care.
A young lawyer gives legal advice to a farmer who asks for the fee. He quotes three dollars but receives a five and, after delaying, pockets the extra two dollars, claiming two dollars more of advice are owed. The exchange ends with a wry remark.
Brazilian commercial bodies discuss organizing an exposition in Rio de Janeiro in 1908 to celebrate the centennial opening of its ports to world commerce. The plan seeks US opinion and notes the event aids the South American freedom movement, recalling Brazil’s past as a Portuguese colony with port restrictions prior to 1908.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. The sellers promise $100 for any case it fails to cure and urge readers to obtain testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The passage laments a man confined by sensory limits and rational shallows, mistaking ambition pain and love for true life. He misreads his own heaven as hell, failing to live moments of genuine humanity as they arise. The text laments this loss as a pity.
Every three years all Chinese who reside in Siam must pay a small poll tax. After payment, the collector ties a string around the left wrist and knots it with an official seal. The bracelet acts as the Chinese receipt and must be worn for one month.
A considerable quantity of such grapes shipped from Spain is annually consumed in the United States.
J M Taverind, a Bear crew member, carried a mammoth skull and tusks plus a foreleg bone to the city. Discovered by Eskimo on Ketchabue sound Alaska last July, the fossil weighed about 150 pounds. one tusk remains seven feet three inches, the other four feet two inches, with the animal likely nine feet long.
An elected Ohio legislator plans to take a rapid course in political science economics constitutional history law and psychology to better represent the people. The Legislature meets in January and he aims to lead the legislative class.
Advertises Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers as a cure for stomach gas digestion and related ailments. Claims absorption of foul gases cleanses stomach lining, stops belching and fermentation, and strengthens heart action. Invites trials with two boxes for 75 cents or a free sample via coupon.
A coupon offers a free sample box of Mull's Anti-Belch Waters in exchange for the purchaser’s name and address and the name of a druggist who does not sell it. The note invites submission to obtain the free sample.
An advertisement notes items available through mail order, with distribution across districts and druggists as the selling channel.
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