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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
Dr Josph Halton will be absent from Sarasota Florida from June 10 to August 1. He will study women and children at the New York Post Graduate School in New York City during the absence and will resume practice on August 1.
A seven and a half foot square room in Utrecht University’s physiological institute is claimed to be absolutely noiseless for outside sounds. The inner chamber, ventilated and sunlit, features layered walls and interstices with sound deadening material. Some visitors report ear sensations while researchers study sound phenomena using in-room and external sources via a copper leaded tube.
This ad claims women with poor health grow irritable from constipation and kidney poisons. It asserts Electric Bitters cure stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, strengthen nerves, improve complexion and breath, and deliver health and charm. 50c at druggists.
The Florida Citrus Exchange faces criticisms over faulty packing and delayed checks as growers recall past contracts. Attendees agree the Exchange strengthens Florida’s citrus market and may eventually dominate the industry, with talks urging a 50 000 advertising fund to boost next season’s demand and prices.
A travel note describes exchanging currencies in Tangier warning about mixed stamps and cross borders. It recounts converting a U S quarter into Moorish hassani and other currencies with fluctuating values, ending with the author spending the hassani in a Moorish tea house.
A promotional notice asserts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve treats wounds including knife and gun injuries and prevents infection. It claims quick healing for burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands piles and related conditions, priced 25 cents at all druggists.
A discussion urges immediate civic pride and personal duty to advance town progress. It warns against personal animosity toward local organizations and emphasizes depersonalizing the improvement society to attract broad participation. It notes taxation alone cannot fund front rank civic work and cites historical voting zeal in Cambridgeshire.
James B. Sershon of Newark writes of a long lung battle and near death before he used Dr. King’s New Discovery. He reports great relief from weak lungs, coughs, colds, and other respiratory troubles and endorses the remedy with a trial bottle offer and pharmacist guarantee.
Dr Clifton F Hodge of Clark University biological department proposes a simple fly trap built into garbage cans and barrels with a loose top cover and a trap at the top leading to a wire screen. Most flies entering the container exit at the top and die in the soap, reducing house flies and improving community health. The device is not patented and could be widely adopted.
A historical quote from Franklin cautions that large vessels may roam far but smaller boats should stay near the shore. The remark emphasizes prudence and safe navigation in maritime wisdom.
New York residents are urged to request a free sample of senpine, a claimed asthma bronchitis hay fever and catarrh remedy. The Woodworth Co cites expert scientists and a Vienna University discovery, promising cure for long standing cases and encouraging trial by mail.
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