Safety Matches Court of Disease
Four writers discuss eczema cases unresolved by doctors and recount Kaseh's report of skin poisoning from a specific brand of safety matches. The observations note burns on the thighs where trousers pockets held the matches, linking exposure to the product.
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Laeger
Copenhagen
Kaseh
Medical Journal Report on Carbuncle Treatment
Dr Edward H B Ochsner reports favorable carbuncle treatment with injections of carbodic acid. The method provides immediate pain relief and rapid healing of the sore, noted in the New York Medical Journal.
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New York
Edward HB. Ochsner
For Sale Payette Bungalow and Seven Room Home
Two suburban properties offered in Payette Idaho. A six room bungalow with porches garden and pasture on 1.5 acres priced at 3250 with favorable terms. a seven room modern house with barn and outbuildings on two 50 by 150 foot lots also priced at 3250 with terms. Estate notice follows.
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Payette
Payette National Bank offers bond deposit certificates
Payette National Bank in Payette Idaho advertises a bond deposit certificate plan. Depositors place bonds with the bank, receive certificates, clip coupons, and the bank credits them as they mature, offering the same care as cash. Also lists a sale of mares and foal details from W R Gresham New Plymouth Idaho.
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Liberty
Payette National Bank
Payette
Idaho
C. B. Larson
W. R. Gresham
B. EF. D
New Plymouth
Notice of Publication on Little Willow Creek Diversion
Notice sets 10 A M on the Sunday in February 1919 at Payette Idaho for submission of proof of completion of 50 cubic feet per second diversion works on Little Willow Creek. Permit holder Little Willow Creek Irrigation District with 4000 acres described in Twps 8 and 9 N Ranges 13 and 4 W. State Engineer Fred A Wilkie signs the notice.
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Payette
State of Idaho
Robt. E. Haynes
Little Willow Creek
Little Willow Creek Irrigation District
Little Willow
October Ale Wonders and a Francesca of Lace Town Tales
An unsigned column extols October sunshine as a tonic amid fears of contagion, urging outdoor activity and nature’s remedies. It dissects Falco ciennes’s lace legacy, its 17th century ambience, and a famed giant punch bowl tale from Alicant with quirky historical asides.
Banter on Money and Marriage Reflections
A playful exchange contrasts desires about spouses who save money and can make a map. The dialogue hints at whimsy and practical wishes in a humorous tone.
Strayed Livestock Notices From Local Ranches
Strayed items include a two year old Jersey heifer branded F on left lip and a red spotted steer near Payeton with brindle color. A brindled red two year old heifer with leg markings is missing. Owners must contact Moss Mercantile Star, Hurt ranch, or James Mothers, and settle feed bills to reclaim livestock.
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Sam
Hurt Ranch
Payetn
F. A. Boyer
James Mothreers
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