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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
7
Lena V. Henry of Norristown Georgia writes of relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts thirty years of sales and invites other sick women to write for advice.
A dense chronology lists key historical moments: battles, treaties, governance changes, and notable deaths. Entries include Otterbourne 1469, Banbury victory, 1605 James I coronation, 1680 William III vs James II, 1768 Louisburg capture, 1828 Gilbert Stuart death, 1868 Alaska organized, 1898 Ponce surrender, 1907 Carnegie Peace Palace cornerstone.
Mrs. Lily Hedge of Camberwell Green writes that her son Owen suffered from eczema from infancy, endured hospital discharges as incurable, and after six months on Catigura Remedies he was completely cured. The letter dated January 12, 1907.
The head of a firm informs William that LT will be out of town this afternoon and may be detained for several hours. He adds that there is no ball game today and dismisses William with instructions to wait for another day.
A desk clerk asks if the man carries all the life insurance he can afford. The man replies he could afford more but fears he is worth less than his coverage after a note from his employer today.
Government chemist Dr Wiley states poison squad experiments show benzoic acid and benzoate of soda should be removed from foods as injurious to digestion and general health.
The Western Federation of Miners convention in Denver reaffirmed allegiance to industrial unionism principles and pledged aid to solidify the workers' solidarity and goals.
Miss Della Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin reports rapid relief from a run down state after using Peruna and claims complete cure after six bottles. Evanston Illinois reader Mrs Judge Boyer credits Peruna with restoring health and strength. A New York American note adds a brief curiosity about bird dogs tracing training to the Gordon setter around 1800.
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune passage discusses a man named Tow and his worth while recalling a year in New York City. The dialogue contrasts perceptions of value with a query about the eastern question.
In the poultry business J A Dinwiddie of New Market Tennessee says 20 Mule Team Borax soap cleans white birds better than any other product. He notes the birds came out very white and comments on the favorable response from observers. Pacific Coast Borax Co. Chicago IL offers dealers samples and a booklet.
A London Lancet note explains why cigar smoke lingers more than cigarette or pipe smoke. Oils released by cigars disperse into the air, soaking curtains and textiles, requiring ample airing to remove the odor.
Path finder explains that a plurality is the largest single vote total even if it does not reach a majority. The example shows 4000, 3500, 2500 yields a 500 plurality. 6000, 3000, 1000 yields a 3000 plurality and 2000 majority, highlighting the difference between plurality and majority.
A London Globe note describes a cabby misinterpreting a horse’s bleeding tongue as a jab at a young lady. The cabby quips that the tongue is too large for the mouth, then adds a cautious comparison to some young ladies.
A reader credits coffee as the cause of pale sickly health and attributes recovery to giving it up and drinking Postum. The account recalls years of weakness, improved appetite, sleep, and energy after switching to a boiled version of Postum, citing weights and wellbeing improving.
A Athens Georgia woman credits Deans Kidney Pills with saving her life after kidney trouble led to dropsy and weakness. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. A second item explains a method to loosen a very tight screw using a screwdriver and pliers for better leverage.
A fragment notes popular tobacco items with a single binder cigar deemed best value at ten cents. The brief hints at annual judging by stookers and names a supplier Lewis. The text is incomplete but centers on product quality and price.
The excerpt notes Scott writing the Ady of the Lake and jokes that truth about a her is seasick but will improve once the boat reaches St. Poe. It reflects the poet must set the Real aside in favor of the ideal in Chicago Tribune style.
Teething aid claims to soften gums reduce inflammation and ease pain for infants. The advertisement pitches the syrup as a cure for wind colic priced at 25 cents a bottle.
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