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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
18
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a woman’s dispute over a habit and a man’s clothing choice. No clear event, date, or names are readable. The piece hints at domestic disagreement and sartorial detail without coherent context.
A Kansas City Journal snippet recalls an editor who prints the word beer with quotation marks on thin paper. The exchange asks why, and the editor explains the same reason he uses quotation marks around the word ghost, asserting he does not believe in ghosts.
An advertisement touts Papes DinPepain as a fast at home cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims relief within five minutes after a single dose and markets the product as preventing sour stomach gas and poor digestion with no discomfort.
The 87 year old Sarah Bernhardt remains active with a six month tour across the United States and then Cuba and Mexico. Reports say this may be her farewell tour though critics note fans would welcome continued performances. The French actress is famed for her youthful appearance and vitality, with a devoted son and family circle shaping her public image.
Dr William H Welch of Baltimore is praised as the unofficial adviser to the U S government on public health matters. He organized the commission that traced yellow fever causes and prevention and has long served Johns Hopkins as a leading pathologist with world renown for work on diphtheria typhoid malaria cholera and kidney diseases.
James J Hill of Saint Paul recently celebrated his 72nd birthday. The article lauds his lifelong work and leadership as “Empire Builder of the Northwest.” It notes his son Louis Hill as president of the Great Northern and highlights Hill’s ongoing mental acuity and civic address at the National Conservation Congress.
The article discusses Lord Alverstone as England's chief justice and his handling of the Crippen murder case involving Dr. H. Crippen and his wife. It recounts his birth in 1842, education at Trinity College and progression to high judicial office, with notes on his career and the context of the Crippen pursuit.
A Colfax man Charles Von Soebnen 2018t A and t Colfax Wash says kidney trouble and rheumatic pains left him bedridden for decades. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring his health after long suffering and urges readers to remember the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells it.
A sharp exchange unfolds over extra charges for sterilizing a system. Buck insists on a 20 percent increase, claiming procedural costs justify the higher rate. The dispute centers on who authorized and pays for the added service.
A Vernon Kentucky family credits Cuticura remedies with curing their child's severe scalp eczema after weeks of itching scaling and hair loss. They followed directions using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Teasolvent with marked improvement and full recovery within weeks.
A distressed husband and wife complain there is nothing decent to eat at home. Mrs DeFiatt laments the lack of food while De Pint agrees and notes the struggle extends to chores like washing as hunger grows pervasive.
An advertisement touts Murine Eye Remedy as a dry liquid treatment for eye pain and irritation. It claims quick relief in aseptic tubes priced at $1.00 and offered by Murine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago amid bold, promotional language and testimonials about eye health hazards.
Mo Union Nya O H P Belmont spoke in New York urging women to stand together to win the vote. Dialogue includes a salon scene where a daughter pursues a young man deemed unsuitable and a plan to steer her away is discussed by mother and father.
Mrs Miami Brown questions how she handled a man at records’ callouts. Mr Erastus Pinkley recalls he responded by tossing coal toward him. The exchange suggests a tense confrontation centered on personal slights and retaliatory actions.
A dubious medical ad touts a constitutional cure for catarrh claiming dramatic, near miraculous results. It lists doses from drops to teaspoonfuls and urges readers to consult F J Cheary & Co of Toledo Ohio, with testimonials and a claim of guaranteed results.
In a tense exchange Mr Dust at Stax argues against seizing unearned funds while proposing a chance at a $10,000 payout. The dialogue centers on rightful ownership and a potential windfall.
A Minnesota widow describes how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her menstrual and health issues. She says three months of treatment made her well and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts. Thousands share unsolicited testimonials praising the product's effects.
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