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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
5
In Livonia Missouri T J Dwyer now of Graysville recounts three customers cured of consumption by Dr Kings New Discovery. One avoided moving to Arizona after a short treatment and all are well today.
For a painful burn there is nothing DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. There are imitations on the market. ask for DeWitts. Good for sunburn, cuts, bruises and especially piles. The name E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, is on every box. Sold by McCormick & Co's. Drug store.
A druggist advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original cough syrup but McCormick & Co's Drug Store notes imitation products in circulation. The item underscores brand confusion and urges customers to seek the genuine Kennedy product.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve for nursing infants and Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for long standing sciatica. It cites Mr. J. B. Massey of Minneapolis who found relief after years of pain, claiming a single application or less than a bottle cured him. The products are sold by Eatinger's Big Drug Store.
G W Fouts River ton postmaster describes a 20 year chronic liver complaint that worsened into severe jaundice. He says his doctor prescribed Electric Bitters which improved his condition after prolonged suffering.
A compact excerpt from Outing Magazine describes winter mountain travel as a grim test for teamsters. Sledging and trails stay minimal in severe conditions yet remain open through shoveling and packing. The piece notes the harsh, intermittent sledding voices and a belt tight around the overcoat as walkers face constant hardship.
The piece surveys childless men and women noted for philanthropy and learning, contrasting societal cruelties toward girls with enduring contributions by thinkers and reformers. It cites figures from history and a New York Medical Journal view on deaf marriage patterns, prompting debate on gender and communication in mates.
Cloves are the dried flower buds of an evergreen tree grown on the Spice islands. Harvested at full red, they resemble nails in shape. The oil can reach twenty percent, is valued for flavor and scent, but excessive use is dangerous as the oil is a powerful drug and potential poison.
A bridegroom, ordered to respond at a wedding toast, blushes and stammers his opening line. He jokes that the speech has been thrust upon him as he hesitates, touches the bride’s shoulder, and attempts to begin and finish his remarks.
The passage describes a perceptual illusion where fixing one finger at one foot and the other two feet away creates two phantom images of the farther finger to the sides. If the nearer finger is looked at, two phantoms of it appear on each side, acting as guards.
A Colton aphorism urges steady practice to endure small evils for distant gains. It stresses decision, tone, and mental energy as keys to discipline.
A young woman comments on a pea’s growth while walking with Sydney Smith. He gallantly offers his arm and vows to guide perfection to the pea. The scene captures genteel dialogue in a light garden setting.
A brief note reports a challenging birth with medical teams engaged to ensure the mother and baby’s safety and wellbeing. No additional details are provided in the fragment.
Local reports note North Judson connects with Oil Station via a new line, and Winamac to Knox and Medaryville gain metallic circuits to streamline service. Fire at Wm. Graeber’s Freeland Park barn destroys stock and harness valued near $1500, with community support aiding recovery.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy surpasses all others even with Rockefellers wealth. It touts universal efficacy for children and adults, notes ease of taking when diluted, and urges every family to keep a bottle. Sold by Hatingers Big Drug Store.
Timetable dated May 20 1906 lists eastbound stops from Judson north to Chicago with arrival times from 11 12 am to 7 00 pm. It notes daily service except Sunday and a Grand Trunk connection at Griffith to Chicago and beyond. W Kamiensky agent.
A report from Caroline Wisconsin states that a windfall or large treasure did not translate into happiness for Mrs Lucia fe Ws. The story notes her disappointment despite the prospect or hope of great wealth.
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