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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
7
Advertisement notes women suffer fatigue and poor health, asking how many are perfectly well. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore health after chronic weakness, stressing common complaints of tiredness and malaise.
Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey writes of relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls long agony and irregularities, credits the remedy with restoring health and strength, notes free advice continues from Lydia Pinkham's heir.
A man is noted for lingering at his club with the line no place like home underscoring his preference for his familiar social hub. The caption hints at a personal oddity or running joke about attachment to his club life.
In a Pinch, Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE powder for painful smarting and ingrowing nails. It comforts feet, eases new shoe wear, and helps sweating feet. 30,000 testimonials claim cures. Sold by all druggists for 25c. Trial package free address A. S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Professor Edwin Ray Lancaster, head of a British association, receives auk eggs believed to be worth £1000 each. He corrects the error noting true value lies in auk eggs. The country woman vows to tell her son Henry, promising a reward for the wild goose chase.
A Scientific American note explains the true color of pure water as blue rather than white. It analyzes green and yellow tints as caused by extraneous substances and details how dissolved calcium salts and iron salts interact to affect color under proper precautions.
A physician describes using Postum as a nutritious beverage replacing coffee in his own family and recommending it to patients. He notes improved digestion and nervous conditions, broad store adoption, and continued use in convalescence from pneumonia and typhoid fever, with Postum Co. supplying the letter as reference.
A vintage bread cue lists recipes and steps for Tea Rolls Spider Cakes Squash Bread Brown Bread Morning Bread and Brown breads. It details dough handling rising times and baking methods with specifics on ingredients and textures for home use. The guide emphasizes use of lard molasses and squashes in varied loaf forms.
A pasted collage of old ads and anecdotes claims Cuticura Soap and Resolvent cured a 35 year psoriasis case, with dramatic skin detail. The page then detours through a 1783 flagon relic, a London marriage, and assorted product blurbs and aphorisms, reflecting broad 19th to early 20th century cosmetic and patent medicine chatter.
Mrs. Remnethe Myers of Ironton Ohio says five years of kidney trouble left her weak and sleepless. After using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain and bloating disappeared and she has been in good health since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Many a man is honest because his price is too high.
The article lists many turpentine uses from removing ink stains and whitening laundry to repelling moths and cleaning furniture. It also describes porch table cover designs using cretonne and linen, suggesting practical materials and decorative touches for outdoor life.
The text promotes kerosene as an effective cleaner and whitening agent for clothes and machinery. It suggests adding kerosene to washing water for extra whiteness and mixing kerosene with machine oil to clean sewing machines. It also advises using kerosene for sore throat or chest and outlines careful application steps with oil.
A strong sage tea brew is strained through muslin and cooled. A hint of alcohol is added and applied nightly to the hair roots for conditioning.
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