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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1907

Page

6

Favorite Prescription Endorsed For Women's Ills By Doctors

Dr Fyfe and professors praise Unicorn root Helonias Dioica and Golden Seal as key ingredients in Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. They cite uterine tonic effects, relief for back pain by cervicovaginal conditions, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, and general debility, with experts noting Circulatory and reproductive system support.

Pierce John Fyfe Eclectio Menical Review Heo Helenias Fyfe Finley Ellingham Bennett Medical College Chicago John M. Scudder Cincinnati R. Skarvholow Jefferson Medical College

Japanese Alloys Blend Copper and Brass Beauties

The Philadelphia Record notes refined Japanese alloys such as sinchu with copper and zinc in a 10 to 5 ratio and Shadko a gold copper alloy with gold content ranging from 1 to 10 percent. It mentions beauty from acid treatments and suggests skilled craft in decorative metalwork.

Philadelphia

Home Consumption and Export Share of Manufactured Goods

England, France, and Germany each consume about 80 percent of their home produced goods. The United States sells only 5 percent of its manufactured products abroad.

England France Germany United States

Italy's Bold Explorer Dives into African Wilds

Don Livio Caetani, heir to an aristocratic line, long missing in Somaliland and Abyssinia, has trailed through Bako and the Omo valley, reached Adis Abeba, and drawn within nine days of Lake Rudolf before a 48 mile ridge blocked progress. He reports friendly native reception.

Italy Livio Caetani Somaliland Abyssinia Bako Omo Valley Caffa Gemma Adis Abeba Rudolf Philadelphia Record

Home Week in Boston Celebrates City History and Mass Heritage

Boston prepares a grand homecoming week from July 28 to August 3 with family reunions and public festivities. The event aims to attract thousands nationwide to celebrate Boston and Massachusetts achievements in literature, art, and civilization, following similar welcome weeks in Louisville and Georgia.

Boston New England Commonwealth of Massachusetts Kentucky Louisville Georgia America

Wants Nurses in Navy Plan by Surgeon General Rixey

Surgeon General Rixey urges Congress to create a corps of trained nurses for the navy. He notes the fleet lacks any trained nurses, relying on hospital stewards and apprentices. He cites epidemics on ships like the Connecticut and calls for a proper nursing staff modeled after the army.

Rixey Congress Naval Service Connecticut Army

Frazil Ice Causes St Lawrence Floods and Blockages

A rare ice type known as frazil ice forms in rapid currents and at waterfall bases. Its needlelike crystals can drift beneath surface ice and build up to dam channels, sometimes reaching depths of 40 feet, enlarging floods along the St. Lawrence.

St. Lawrence River

Island Red With Lobsters

A famed admiral at supper boasts of a Pacific voyage describing an island “red with lobsters.” A guest points out lobsters turn red only when boiled, and the admiral counters that the volcanic island was filled with boiling springs.

Pacific

Postum a Healthful Drink For Children and Adults

A reader credits Postum Food Coffee with stabilizing nerves and improving health in both children and adults. She describes initial failure, then success after following directions to boil fifteen minutes, noting she now works easily in the classroom. The piece promotes the product with a concluding call to read the Health Classic in packages.

Wellville

Father of physiological teaching reshaped Cambridge biology

Reminiscences note Sir Michael Foster’s role in building a Cambridge biology school. Trinity College support and key mentors helped Foster fuse physiology with biology, spreading methods to America under Newall Martin and influencing Germany’s lab based teaching. He is hailed as father of modern physiological teaching. Also mentions Pittsburgh’s 7067 locomotive weighing 204 tons built in Manchester and destined for Pennsylvania line service.

Michael Foster University of Cambridge Biological School Cambridge Foster George Murray Humphrey Trinity College Huxley Philosophical Library Coutts Trotter Henry Sidgwick J. W. Clark I. M. Balfour Balfour Vines F. Darwin Langley Lea England America Newall Martin Germany Pittsburg Manchester Lower Allegheny Pennsylvania Lines

Words of Wissom Pointed Paragraphs

The Chicago News column highlights playful maxims on men and women including work versus play, pride, and relationships. It contrasts piano practice with effort, notes vanity, friendship, and advice about pointing out faults. It cites a collection from Pointed Paragraphs.

Alonzo Chicago News

Special Trains For National Ed Assn and Christian Endeavor

Personally conducted special trains via the Chicago Union Pacific North-Western Line leave early in July for the Pacific Coast. Special all expense tours at very low rates for the round trip with sleeping car accommodations and meals. Write for itineraries and full particulars. S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 212 Clark Street Chicago.

Chicago Union Pacific & North-Western Pacific Coast S. A. Hutchison Clark Street

Germanys military spirit shapes youth and national character

The African Monthly notes that Germany trains youth for arms producing discipline and cleanliness in all classes. It asserts military training shapes national character and that German womanhood frowns on women lacking such training.

Germany African Monthly

Diabetes to back pain relief with kidney pills

A Ogden Utah pioneer born 1848 recounts earlier kidney and diabetes troubles including waking at night and weight loss. After using Dean's Kidney Pills for a year he reports good health at 75, with the claim backed by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York and sold by all dealers.

J. W. Browning Ogden Utah Plains Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

General's remark on equipment and Liaoyang clash

A student asks what the general said and an aide reports that the general claimed better yell-equipped troops at Liaoyang could have burnt the Russians beyond rifle range. The quote appears in the Philadelphia Ledger referencing Kuroki and Yale.

Kuroki Yale Liaoyang Philadelphia Ledger

Cure for a Severe Skin Ailment After Measles

Mrs Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska recalls a six month battle with large penny sized sores on head and neck after measles. She tried doctors remedies with little relief before using Cutiura Remedies which she credits with a complete recovery in three weeks and no relapse in seven years.

Henry Porter Albion, Neb

England Adopts Anti-Tipping Law Enforcing Bribery Law

The new act for the prevention of corruption targets tipping as bribery. In Manchester a clothier's clerk bribed a railway carter with a shilling and a dollar in separate cases to carry parcels. The magistrate fined him £1 plus costs, noting the law aims to end tipping practices. restaurant tipping applicability remains undecided.

England Lancashire & Yorkshire Railroad Co Manchester

Progress of Medicine in the Nineteenth Century

Dr. John S. Killings of the United States Army notes declines in maternal deaths from 10 20 per 1000 to 6 per 1000 and overall deaths in New York from 385 40 to under 20 per 1000. He cites yellow fever’s regional surge two centuries ago, then near elimination, and contrasts smallpox exposure then with current rarity. Chicago life expectancy rose from 12 to 32 years over 35 years, and medical progress now centers on prevention as well as treatment.

John S. Killings United States Army New York City New York Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia Record

Balloons as Targets in Dantzig Experiments

A Berlin report notes plans to test balloon and airship an aiming by firing from heavy guns and small arms. 100 cubic meter balloons to be released, towed by warships within three to nine miles of coast batteries for midair hit tests watched by general staff officers and ballooning department personnel.

Ilerr Martin Berlin-Baghdad Berlin London Express Dantzig General Staff

Phonograph as Witness Wins Court Case

London Chronicle reports a lawyer used a phonograph to record noise from a neighbor’s iron foundry. In Brussels the device was played in court, creating a roaring din that helped the lawyer win the case decisively.

Vulcan London Chronicle

Deep MinesDrive Deep Below: Northern Collieries Go Half Mile Deep

In the Manchester district collieries operatives now work up to half a mile underground. Ashton Pradford and Pendleton pits exceed this depth with more shafts planned across southern Lancashire. Workers endure extreme heat taking large amounts of liquid, some carrying two quarts of cold tea. Pendleton Knowles pit tops a thousand yards in depth.

Manchester Ashton Pradford Pendleton Lancashire Messrs. A. Knowles Westminster Gazette

Training School for Aeronauts Opened in Chemnitz

A new school for aeronauts and airship constr uctors will open in Chemnitz this month. The one year program focuses on balloon construction and use, with plans to expand to aeroplanes once practical models exist, following Paris’s year old model. The New York Herald reports the second such institution in the emerging field.

Chemnitz Paris New York Herald

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