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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
5
The text notes ranitld usage by Aztecs of Mexico and its role in early chocolate production brought to Europe as a perfume with indigo and cacao long before tobacco arrived. It cites Dampler describing a Spanish pod full of seeds, mistaken by soldiers who burned pods as tobacco stems.
A fragment describes a bird with equal parts strength and boldness, defending prey with talons and beak. It pins prey against the ground, then tears it apart. After filling itself, the bird becomes unable to fight and can be approached, yet attacks swiftly if disturbed.
Mr Clyde Pixley of Bridge street Belding Michigan recounts severe bladder inflammation endured five years with dire recommendations of surgery before using Donns Kidney Pills. After one week he felt better and is now a well man. Pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by Foster Mildura Co Buffalo NY.
Telegrams from Seoul report large scale intrigues around the throne after the abdication of the Emperor. Jealousy between the Empress and the former Emperor’s mother fuels distrust among politicians and civil unrest. Japanese forces guard arsenals while calls grow for constitutional revision and direct Korean administration.
Frequent items cover Interstate Commerce Commission actions on safety devices and passenger car equality while railroads face court actions over reduced rates. The report also discusses a proposed Newark to New York City transit line, plus extended farm notes on crop yields, manure use, and orchard practices.
University of Indiana students observed orchard oriole pewee phoebe and wren nests from dawn to dusk noting feeding patterns and nestling growth. The five day old wren nestlings received 118 bites of food including catworms and cabbage worms with the male foraging and distributing to the female. Separate notes describe alfalfa sowing and yield, plus a USDA Nebraska study on forest plantations and tree species suitability for eastern Nebraska including cottonwood osage orange and green ash among others.
A fragment describes the intestines lining with tiny suckers drawing nutrition from food. It warns slow transit creates poison, gas, and decay, then advises natural bowel movement through exercise to strengthen muscles for the future.
The text recounts multiple kings named John across eastern and French realms, detailing alleged misfortunes from poisoning to deposition and imprisonment. It notes a superstition about Johns bringing misfortune and mentions Torquay adopting a bylaw banning bad language at home.
A Cleared eczema tale from two sisters praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin relief. One user notes complete cure after using a single cake of soap and one box of ointment, with a friend’s tip cited. Another person attributes scalp and beard eczema improvements to Cuticura products. An additional referencing Resolvent is mentioned as a tonic.
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