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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1909
Page
7
An advertisement touts Chaberlain Liniajent for sprained ankles and muscle pain claiming relief within a week. It urges use per bottle directions and promises strong results, with druggists carrying the product. The piece also includes unrelated market notes and a jumbled aside on nerves and health remedies.
The ad notes Mrs. hous Co announcing ready to show a full millinery stock including hats for ladies misses and children, with alterations and notions. Also promotes Preventies cold cure tablets and Dr Shoop cough remedy with broad druggist distribution. Includes general medical tips and local services such as plastering and cement work from A B Center.
A garbled OCR line mentions multiple unfamiliar names and locations, including references to Fiwe Eanes and Kandy Agents. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects, yielding only scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
An patient advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the greatest healer on earth, claiming it cured a family’s burns, cuts, scalds, corns, and piles. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement from Harrison Idaho by A Heinlein and Oscar Hangeshelmer extols Dir and Bell’s Car-Honey cough remedy. It claims the product is the best ever tried and instructs readers to look for the Bell on the bottle.
An agitation for free government land in Wyoming through the Chicago and Northwestern line invites homeseekers to send for a booklet covering 120 acres and irrigation methods. Also promotes Dr. Shoop's Substitute Coffee claims health and rapid brewing, sold by H. A. Kumm.
A drummer in southern Indiana pounds a buggy along a corduroy road, snaps a spring, and faces a joked debt to his liveryman owner. The liveryman notes it’s the first time a spring broke in that manner, calling it a new way of breaking them. Indianapolis News reports the humorous episode in brief.
A Stop Watch reveals many amusements from timing city blocks and sprints to estimating car crossings and breath holds. The piece also recounts cricket origins from Elizabethan times, its early laws, and famous venues, ending with a domestic quip about jealousy and envy in a professor's kitchen.
A reader recalls a barber incident from Kansas City Journal where a friend insisted on paying for two haircuts. The speaker notes it was not the barber’s fault, just a social tangle over treating a friend.
The piece argues to save existing street trees as cities plant new ones. Uniform planting is good but retaining mature trees is essential to urban virtue and value. It warns neglect, improper pruning, and damaged trunks hasten decline, recommending cleaning cavities, anti fung spray, and cement oiling to extend life.
Testimony from Mrs Laura Russell of Iowa credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with curing over twenty years of heart disease. She describes severe breathlessness and smothering, then notes Sleep improved and health increased after use. The ad promises the remedy strengthens heart nerves and muscles and offers a money back guarantee.
An advertisement touts the largest home grow nursery in the state with broad experience in orchards. It promotes forest trees including Russian olives, shade trees and evergreens, fruit trees, hardy small fruits, shrubs, bulbs, and tubers, inviting readers to send for catalogs and commit to planting.
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