Two Watermelons Cannot Be Held Under One Arm
A Turkish saying notes limits to what one person can carry, illustrating practical bounds of balance and strength using a simple two watermelon example.
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
4
A Turkish saying notes limits to what one person can carry, illustrating practical bounds of balance and strength using a simple two watermelon example.
A mother recounts that her baby's eczema worsened until Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief after trying multiple doctors. She bought one cake of Soap and two boxes of Ointment for $1.25. the baby improved within days and is now six months old and cured. March 30, 1906. Cincinnati News.
The remark, attributed to German origin, cautions that overconfidence or hasty judgment can lead to deadly consequences for those who attempt risky ascent or dangerous ventures.
A compact, period style collage of excerpts cites Argo Red Salmon marketing lines and a range of health and political ad copy. It references Argo Red Salmon as a product, mentions Dr. Kline's nerve restorer, and notes political tensions in New York with Tammany and a Democratic city government.
Medical writers and teachers across schools of practice strongly endorse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for chronic stomach and liver ailments and catarrhal diseases. It lists roots and glycerine extract, claims safety, and offers a booklet of endorsements on request via Dr. B. V. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
An old soda-like advertisement urges Sulphur for health, praising Hancock's Liquid Sulphur as a spring tonic and its ointment for skin diseases with testimonial from Edward D. Herring. It also touts Argo Red Salmon as a value choice and includes a recipe for Cherry Brown Betty from The Delineator June.
Items note whimsical lines from Life and Washington Herald comments on Mr. W. Z. Stead as War Cry editor. A New York man claims to have read every Tribune issue since 1841 and ponders when the War of the Rebellion would end, per the Atlanta Journal.
An advertisement touts Rheumacide as a complete cure for rheumatism sciatica and other blood related diseases after years of study and claims thousands of cures including patients who failed at Johns Hopkins Hospital. It features a Baltimore resident Mrs Laura D Gardner praising the remedy and urging others to try it.
A London firm located on Oxford Street has recently insured against earthquake risk for 1,000,009 dollars, reflecting high stakes coverage amid seismic concerns and financial exposure.
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