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Newspaper
Redgranite Herald
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
7
An 82 year old man endorses a health regimen emphasizing daily activity cold water baths and abstaining from tobacco alcohol tea and habit forming substances. He credits Peruna with keeping him strong and offers a booklet by requesting a two cent stamp for postage and a plate wrapped booklet.
A Kansas farmer in Kentucky shares a long testimonial praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for backache kidney trouble and inflammation of the bladder. He asserts they saved his life after a severe back injury and urges publication with a portrait.
An editor notes a curious scene in Madison Square where a young woman walked six blocks from Twenty third Street, hampered by a heavy container, then entered a residence with a lively 26 pound fox terrier on a leash and collar. The incident prompts questions about motives and the debate over women’s votes.
A collage of short pieces includes a South America parrot gift prank, a railway misadventure where a family is left behind, college yell witticisms, and a health note about tea versus Postum with a tale of relief from headaches and bilious colic.
An Easter social plan features a millinery display and auction of hats from opera hoods to bonnets. Readers are invited to a themed party with egg centered decor, Easter luncheon ideas, and child friendly games and prizes.
A swallow with an aluminum ring found in Natal, South Africa, traced to England showing migratory routes. Since 1909 the system has ringed about 32 000 birds with roughly three percent later recovered in distant locations, revealing remarkable intercontinental migrations.
A reader reports a long ago burn on the left arm that worsened before relief arrived. The writer tried home remedies including Cuticura Soap and Ointment with linen bandages, noting initial pain and eventual healing and return to work.
A rescued collage of anecdotes recounts a dinner party moment with Henry Watterson and a joke about a turkey left at a city office. The garbled text includes stray names, toys of memory, and odd quips about birthdays and arithmetic with scattered garbled phrases.
A collection of quirky vignettes contrasts Irish life and humor with stray advertisements and peculiar scenes. It mentions a Dublin suburb scene with granite dogs and a humorous driver reply, plus brief sketches of shopkeepers, a child’s teething strap, and a remark on human dynamos and busy days.
An old advertisement touts a free almanac with weather forecasts for farmers regions such as Nortine Bro and Beuttomas, plus a mix of health remedies from the Munyon Company. It claims guidance on birth month traits and features products for kidney trouble indigestion biliousness and constipation.
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