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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
9
Creston Iowa woman reports relief from inflammation pain and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonial claims include renewed health and ability to work. The note invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
A bella at a Chopin recital captivates with rapt attention during the March Funebre. Her expressive admiration is noted as the escort comments on her beauty and asks about a Parisian gown’s cost.
The movement began in 1894 and by 1898 had five treatment institutions. Now the government funds and promotes a national effort with over 200 agencies. A permanent tuberculosis museum exists in Budapest and a broad education campaign is underway.
In a post-dinner address at the Tuxedo club house Lord Fairfax urged breaking misogynist notions. He attacked cynical male brutes and invoked a Cornish fisherman line about women being like pilchards when bad and only middling when good.
A geography class exchange ends with Johnny quipping about the late king's extravagance and the capital question remaining unresolved. Harper's Weekly reflects on satire of royal spending and students' frank remarks in a school setting.
A brief quotation notes that people rarely improve without a model other than themselves to imitate. It emphasizes the value of external examples for growth and learning.
John D. Rockefeller argues that modern opportunities lie in effort and persistence, likening them to finding a gold mine in one’s yard. He says grand discoveries of gold and silver are past, urging relentless work for fortune in the United States.
A Chicago essay argues modern fortunes lie in waste utilization. It notes Rockefeller praising opportunities from coal tar by products to garbage and straw, envisioning by products, seaweed, sawdust, and fruit waste creating profitable new industries for small and large capital.
The fragment offers a dialogue line about family relations and peace at home. It appears as a snippet rather than a complete news item, with no clear event or parties named beyond Jorge and a spouse.
Professor Munyon issues a complete almanac covering moon phases chrenology palmistry birthstones dream interpretation and beauty culture. The magazine almanac promises valuable information for families and rural readers and is offered free by the Munyon Remedy Company of Philadelphia, Pa.
A German female rights advocate urges compulsory service for women as domestic cookery training to balance male military conscription. She argues life in barracks builds manhood, so kitchen drills could raise womanhood. She predicts if Germany starts culinary conscription Europe may follow.
Rev. Marion S Foreman of Greenfield Indiana testifies that Doans Kidney Pills relieved his severe kidney trouble and he urges others to try them. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents a box and is sold by dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An old advertisement promotes French bean coffee seed at one cent a pound with 15 to 40 cent offers for seeds and seed catalogs from John A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin. It also features a collection of health and household product pitches and aphorisms from various brands.
Montague Swank abandons a ticket as the ticket collector directs to the pawnshop. Mrs Richquick urges John to buy a new parlor suit. Mr Richquick protests wardrobes for different times of day, insisting on consistency despite pressure to change outfits for each room.
A humorous exchange about marriage contrasts the couple's outward bliss with quiet daily differences. The husband jokes that they get along, while noting that his wife would surely notice if they disagreed. The tone is light and sly.
Advertisement notes ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot Mase an antiseptic powder. It promises easy fit in tight or new shoes. Refuse substitutes. Free trial package offer from Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y. Also compares sculpture to education.
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