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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
7
Describes a woman's sudden fall into deep melancholy with headaches backache and nervous distress. Claims a physician misdiagnosed her illness leading to worsening condition. Promotes Mrs Pinkham’s remedies and invites readers to write for help.
A guide says genuine Persian hand woven rugs show slight asymmetry in patterns with flowers and vines not perfectly aligned, reflecting uneven traditional weaving. Machine made rugs display rigid, perfectly symmetric designs, making imitation easy to spot for careful observers.
Mexican children are treated with kindness and affection by their parents, with deep respect from elders. The scene contrasts loving care with ailed Indian alcohol effects, noting alcoholic hardship and a drunken man’s doorway dwelling while children and dogs play nearby.
Pleasing notes report photographer C C Harlan of Estone now able to photograph again after years of illness from a nervous condition. He tried many doctors without relief until Electric Bitters restored his health. The remedy is praised as a godsend for digestive and stomach issues and liver kidney disorders. Sold by Albert and Pearse Dragster with a guarantee.
County correspondence reports busy sawmills and lumber deliveries near Eegewood. August visits include Mrs Norris and Mr McKenzie at Ursline, with preaching by Rev Stearn and a successful day at Qnrplook featuring the Yellow Springs Band and a Sunday School talk. Forefront mentions Democratic district meeting delegates and emancipation day in Frederick.
A Family Doctor piece on how sleep positions are instinctive and habitual. It explains that most people rest the same way as in infancy, with limbs settling into familiar patterns, and attempts to change posture provoke resistance and wakefulness. The article emphasizes the involuntary nature of nightly arrangements.
A Panama Colombia case details a teenager with severe dysentery improving within hours after taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dr. Charles H Utter reports rapid recovery, culminating in full health within a week. The ad touts the remedy's world reputation and availability through A L Pearre in Frederick Maryland.
Physicians warn influenza remains a threat with rising respiratory illnesses in big cities. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as a cure for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles and as a blood purifier boosting vitality after grip. A Keene Ohio testimonial praises its effectiveness for coughs blood purity and bracing the system.
A vintage ad touts Victor Infant’s Relief as the key to calm, safe baby care. It claims mothers gain rest and babies improve when combined with Victor Liver Syrup for colic and related ailments. The tonic, described as harmless and inexpensive at 25 cents, is promoted as a life changer for households troubled by infant illness.
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