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Newspaper
Sugar City Times
Location
Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
Sam Bernard spoke at the Lambs in New York about the arrest of foreign dancers on immodesty grounds. He mocked prudery and compared it to a hospital cold storage chamber with a partition to keep the sexes apart, as explained by a foreman.
Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pa suffered dropsy with swollen limbs and dizziness. After using 65 boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling vanished and he felt well again. He mailed a follow up note affirming continued faith in the remedy. Advertisement invites correspondence with Heslop and lists Dodds Kidney Pills at 50c per box plus household hints and free literature.
Mrs F P Mullendore of Manford Alabama reports relief from severe nervousness backache and digestive fullness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to manage life changes. The ad promotes the root and herb medicine as a trusted female remedy with a long history and personal testimonials.
A flashily dressed man aboard a transcontinental train announces a staged hold up for a moving picture shoot at Bad Water. Passengers, including a demure young woman, react in laughter and alarm as masked thieves feign robbery. The prank ends with the operator filming and the gang exiting as the train pulls away.
The article cites statistics from state reports and Leslie's showing rural teachers earn less than urban counterparts, with salaries frequently under 300 dollars annually. It argues for increased funding and efficiency in rural education, contrasting education spending with large wartime and liquor expenditures.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a boy witness and a puzzling missing item in a Missouri setting. The piece centers on a mysterious incident and the lack of clarity about the fifty victims.
An advertisement from the United Shoe Machinery Co of Boston argues its leasing plan helps tiny shoe makers start and stay in business. It claims lease terms depend on output, averaging under 223 cents per pair, keeping machines up to date, and denies favoritism to large firms.
Senator Clapp recalls a man in a chic eatery who shops for sandwiches from his pocket and hands them to two children at three plates. The manager objects to the improvised picnic as the man questions who the boss is while demanding live music.
An advertisement describes a special treatment to relieve itching and irritation of the scalp, prevent dryness and hair loss, and promote growth. It outlines scalp application of Cuticura Ointment, followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo, with instruction to cover hair lightly at night and repeat steps monthly. Free samples offered with a 32-page Skin Book from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
The guide recommends using a dark Jel lylike automobile soap from an auto supply store or garage to clean rubberized goods. Create a strong lather, clean thoroughly, work on small areas, rinse with clear water, then finish by drying outdoors.
The state considers invoking a dormant 1890s warning out law to combat chinch bugs threatening crops in central Kansas. Gov Hodges faces petitions to use the measure, once aimed at locust-related grasshopper raids in the early seventies, now revived after decades.
Article notes a shift in Amsterdam stores as several dealers begin selling breakfast items. It states the Dutch favor a cold light meal of bread cheese cold meats milk and tea or coffee rather than a warm meat breakfast.
A playful note on persistent rain and wet spells affecting baseball, with humorous lines about umbrellas and rain droplets, praising precipitation for crops while lamenting ruined games.
An 1900s advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple remedy for constipation and indigestion. It claims quick morning relief, mild taste, and safety for infants and adults, urging readers to request a free sample by mailing their address to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
A London physician Dr Hargraves argues that smoking harms women more than men because it fails to stimulate salivary secretions in women. He cites experiments showing many men benefit from smoking while few women do, suggesting women do not need tobacco. The text also includes a wedding anecdote about a couple who married after a rapid courtship.
A patron asks a slow waiter for a steak and requests a postcard while away, in a brief dialogue about keeping in touch and sharing how things are progressing.
Scattered clippings promote Allen's Foot-Rage antiseptic powder for easier shoe wear and comfort. Also pitched Daisy Fly Killer claiming long-lasting insect death. Advertisements list prices and supplier details in Brooklyn New York.
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