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Newspaper
Postville Review
Location
Postville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
7
Revival methods for limp celery involve boiling water quick-dip and cold-water soak to restore crispness. Washing glasses daily with salt potash soap helps keep them clear with an invisible preventive film. A pinch of soda moderates acidity in stewed sour fruit. Cedar dust on the stove reduces strong odors while cooking. Hair brushes clean in soda water and air dry away from sun.
Tommy, returning from a political gathering, dismisses the speaker as bum. He notes a line about westward the starved umpire but asserts there was no baseball content in the speech.
The belt grows wider at the back and fastens with straps. Hand-painted leather waist circlets appear as the prettiest accessory. A dainty white belt with daisies and another white band sprayed with forget-me-nots showcase charm. Red clovers on black leather belts add contrast. Narrow stitched belts lace through back eyelets while full boned belts promise strong presence.
A collection of assorted 19th century notices and ads including Roosevelt meeting Lord Pauncefote, warnings against mercury in remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims, Irish drowning tragedy at Killarney, free rheumatism mail offer, a failed assassination report on General von Waal, King Alfonso reviewing troops, Piso's Cure for consumption, and various local notices from Parkersburg and Chicago.
A Hartford Times reminiscence contrasts past casual gatherings with today’s elaborate social events. A middle aged man laments formal invites, new gowns, pricey outings, and the constant pursuit of novelty, arguing old picnics and impromptu get togethers offered truer joy.
An advertisement promises a free sample of Allen's Foot-Base powder to relieve tired sweating damp or aching feet. It claims to ease new or tight shoes and cures corns and bunions, with 25e price at druggists and shoe stores. A Paris aeronaut reports warmer air above 37 000 feet after 258 ascents.
An advertisement claims FITS are permanently cured with the first day use of Dr. Kline's Great Storer. It offers a free $2.00 trial bottle and lists DR. St. H. KLINE, Ltd, 931 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Separately, ten anarchists are reported arrested in Madrid over an alleged plot to assassinate the king.
A sequence of testimonials from Mrs Anon Martin Detroit Miss Marie Johnson and Miss Ruth Hagerson advocate Peruna for headache backache dizziness irregular menstruation and related female weaknesses. They claim rapid relief after use and urge others to try the remedy. Dr Hartman offers free guidance and materials from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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