29 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
1
A fragment from a London medical discussion extols stomach centrality to vitality and links it to many diseases. It cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a preferred cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, sharing Mrs. G. M. Murken of Corona California reporting dramatic improvement after five bottles.
A Kansas City meeting cites a Bookman excerpt where a boy mocks freckles and a Balm of a Thousand Flowers cures red skin. The tale reflects social attitudes and humor about female suffrage as a washerwoman jokes about her husband’s influence, showing local sentiment and everyday wit.
Nathaniel Diaz of New York recovering from shock after a bicycle? no, a broncho rider escapes a collision with a fast auto near Diamond Spring Inn in Denville New Jersey. Diaz plans pensioning the horse. Austria laments falling birth rates as death rates rise, causing army worries.
New York report notes Mrs. Woodrow Wilson publicly addressed cigarette smoking by women amid her husband Governor Woodrow Wilsons presidential campaign. She issued a denial of an edited interview claiming support for women smoking, stating she dislikes the habit and would not permit it in her White House. Her letter to the State Journal editor called the interview a fabrication. Governor Wilson supported the letter and suggested possible editor misidentification with a writer using Mrs Wilson Woodrow.
Vivid overheard chatter on a streetcar offers a humorous glimpse into a conductor and a loud passenger. The excerpt captures witty, clipped remarks and the gentle discomfort of fellow riders as a playful exchange unfolds.
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