Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Putnam's Painful Corn Extractor for all corn types. It claims forty years of use worldwide and top sales, promising painless removal of corns at a price of 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
7
An advertisement touts Putnam's Painful Corn Extractor for all corn types. It claims forty years of use worldwide and top sales, promising painless removal of corns at a price of 25 cents.
Since 1906 Korea has established thirteen agricultural schools and fifteen model experimental farms. The Suwon station stands out as the oldest and most important, well equipped and managed, comparable to leading American institutions. Ninety eight graduates completed the full three year course and thirty seven students pursued shorter programs.
Munich electrician and former archaeologist Stadelmann asserts buried Egyptian walls show electric lamp indicators. He argues Moses brought electricity from Egypt and cites biblical passages about temple lightning rods. He likens Moses bronze serpent to a modern lightning rod and claims the Ark of the Covenant functioned as a Leyden jar linked to a roof rod for controlled discharge.
Analyzes dental caries as preventable, urging medical and dental professionals to unite in teaching effective mastication, proper diet, and mouth hygiene. Warns against soft meals and overreliance on artificial cleansing, calls for updated medical text books, and highlights role of dental associations in public education.
The advertisement touts Bieckle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup as agreeable to the taste and relief for throat irritation and hacking coughs. It claims to break persistent colds and restore air passages to normal health, urging those unsure what to use to try the syrup.
Corns bring pain and suffering but Holloway's Cornae offers a speedy, reliable relief. The advertisement claims quick action and lasting comfort for affected feet. It targets readers seeking immediate relief from corn discomfort.
The guide lists foods to avoid unless paired with cleansing items. It emphasizes fibrous foods and uncooked vegetables as cleansing, praises cooked vegetables less, and notes fresh fruits and certain breads as part of the diet. It also mentions meats, fish, savory items, dairy fats, and beverages including tea coffee water soups and beef tea.
The article reports on a Siberian scientist Professor Boris Weinberg who has developed an apparatus to collect hailstones and preserve them for study. Stones can be immersed in a density equalizing liquid inside a double walled vessel, then sliced and photographed for analysis with polarized light.
A sea spider named nymphon gracile has a threadlike body about a quarter inch long and eight legs. Its legs house an alimentary tube that distributes eaten material through each limb, and the juvenile form resembles neither parent nor adult.
Dr J D Kellogg offers an asthma remedy advertised as conservative yet effective, claiming real relief and permanent benefit for many cases where other remedies failed, urging buyers to expect dependable results.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a quick remedy for catarrh and colds. It claims inhaling its balsamic vapor clears nasal passages, soothes bronchial irritation, and cures catarrh with no sedatives. A testimonial from Brockville merchant George Pulos supports Its effectiveness. Prices range from 50 cents to one dollar.
Researchers note the evolution of crabs from a crab like form remains unresolved. Further studies are planned to determine developmental steps and key transitions in crustacean morphology.
At a church bazaar Miss Rose Bud offers cakes cloths tidies and aprons while Mr Compton purchases two kisses for five dollars each. Miss Autumn Leaf delivers the kisses as the scene ends with a playful nod to modern courting norms.
Farmers urged to keep Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a ready remedy for the family and as a potent horse and cattle medicine. It is recommended as a substitute for sweet oil for horses and cattle affected by coke and is claimed to surpass any other remedy.
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