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Newspaper
San Mateo Item
Location
San Mateo, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
4
A Philadelphia Inquirer summary explains how eye convergence creates a single clear image and how alcohol can cause temporary paralysis of eye muscles leading to double vision. It notes that correct eye coordination depends on muscles responding to stimuli and that impairment disrupts this alignment.
A notice urges country residents to consider the 1% first class institution for non contagious diseases and deformities. It advises readers to write to the physician in charge for comfort and care and warns to avoid harming others without cause.
The note cites high death rates from consumption urging use of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein for coughs colds and consumption with prices 25 cents and 50 cents. It also references quotes from the New York Times and Pittsburgh Dispatch about laughter and witness honesty and praises lung galeam as an old reliable remedy found in drug stores and homes. It ends with a proverb about happiness through others' joy.
Fragmentary text promotes Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago with an illustrated Eye Book for free. The passage includes scattered notes on eye trouble, readers' tips, and moralizing lines about work, time, and envy, reflecting a period newspaper ad and editorial blend.
A brief anecdote cites Rev. Daniel Tsches seeking a bed at an inn after a party. The landloard delays, then allows sleep until 3 am when a noisy inquiry about occupants occurs. The other item promotes Cardui as a remedy for female complaints, praising its gentle, non-toxic properties and urging use for health and vitality.
In a fragmentary report a Rev. Daniel Isaacs asks for a bed but is refused due to a ball that night. The innkeeper mentions the ball breaks around 3 o'clock in the morning, and Isaacs departs wordlessly to seek other lodging. The passage hints at an exchange between Isaacs and the innkeeper as the crowd continues.
The Pittsburg Dispatch labels the two worst diseases as inflammatory rheumatics and inflammatory tempers, presenting a humorous take on public health concerns and social restraint.
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