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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
7
A New York nurse promotes Australian-Leaf, claimed to be the sole certain monthly regulator for female ills. It purports to cure weakness backache kidney and urinary troubles and is sold by The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York for 60 cents with free sample by mail, noting ether's 1846 surgical debut.
Use the famous Red Cross Ball Blue large. 202 price Breackage 5 cents The Russ Company South Bend Ind.
The radium clock of Hon. J. R. Strutt is described as the most mysterious and efficient machine. A twelfth of a grain of radium is estimated to power a run of 10,000 years. The device uses a glass vessel, two aluminum leaves, and a discharged positive charge to move the leaves and trigger an audible signal via a coherer.
A Kansas City Drovers Telegram line notes that frivolous people waste years chasing good society while sensible folks simply remain where they are.
J W Moore of Dollar Monticello Minnesota claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his Bright's Disease after doctors predicted death within a year. He notes severe swelling and total restoration after treatment and credits the remedy with saving his life and health.
A Camden reader recalls a four month old whose severe skin sores improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The puff also markets Dr David Kennedy’s Kidney and Liver remedy for all ages. Snippet jokes close the ad with mock gossip about Wigwag and Slobbs.
The 5c cigar from Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois costs dealers more than other 5c cigars but allows use of higher grade tobacco. Doctors prefer opening up an acqt maintance.
A brief notice notes a large 20z package from Russ Company of South Bend Indiana, labeled Red Cross Ball Bye and containing only scents.
Little Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of the Kaiser, dislikes frilly clothes and yearly changes of attire. She asked Kaiser Wilhelm to ease her regimen but the Empress refused, leaving her to endure always spotless, two more garments apart from her peers.
A woman washes dishes while a man sits in the front yard shirt sleeves and smokes, musing over how to pay off a $265 note due tomorrow.
A public health appeal argues baked goods made with certain baking powders leave Rochelle salts in food, claiming health risks and urging laws to ban powders that dose bread. It notes Calumet as a safe alternative, free from Rochelle salts, alum, lime or ammonia, and cites testimony from Boston physicians and Prof. Wiley.
Telegraphic briefs recount a heavy storm causing damage near Philadelphia on Saturday. Other items include banker H H Loving shot dead, Paducah lumberman H A Rose killed, and Charles T Yerkes recovering from illness in London.
Thousands write to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for confidential guidance on female illness. The letter from Manning Iowa recounts life saving help after two years of ineffective treatment. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as restoring health for women.
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