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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR recalls Monsignor Pecct, Papal Nuncio to the King of the Belgians, once in London during the forties. He lived in a Piccadilly side street whose name he forgot, and Cardinal Manning failed to identify the house or street in later references.
A Oklahoma City woman says a divorce and alimony plan left her with property loss after a rich husband arranged for a neighbor say to woo and marry her, then split her assets before fleeing.
Fragmentary note reports Mrs Snere-Woaverin asserting an age increase of at least six months, stating she has grown older and implying a recent change in life status. The text lacks clear context or corroborating details about location or event.
The text describes Grove's Tonic etching fame with dramatic patient tales, cites malaria relief claims, and notes a humorous Victorian quip about a nurse’s joke. It includes stray ads and anecdotes about medicine, publicity, and a queen’s amusement over a coin phrase.
Mrs. Laura J. Smith of Minneapolis, chosen as state and national organizer for anti drinking causes, credited Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health after severe kidney disease. She reports rapid improvement within weeks and continued use keeps her in good health. Pills sold by general merchants at 50 cents a box.
A fragmented 1900s clipping notes informal mail landing spots in Sweden where strangers pilfer letters. It mentions Allen’s Foot-Ease sample offers from New York and quaint testimonials. Also a brief item reports a nine foot white tiger shot in Assam per the Calcutta Englishman with taxidermy notes.
A jumbled 19th century page item mix includes a claim of a Babylonian garden depiction in the British Museum, notes on coffee substitutes Grain-O with prices, a Berlin railroad gates prize, Kemp's Balsam cough remedy, and Servian editorial risk. Also mentions a dye product and garbled lines about Meagan's Hare and Mixnuncoays.
A jumble of casual dog care tips, foot ease remedy, African shells, US city populations booklet offer, and quirky advertisements. Entries mention ear handling to win dogs, Allen's Foot-Ease, Tanganyika shells, a railway census booklet, and a humorous office dialogue.
A nostalgic feature extols Lydia E Pinkham's plant-based remedies for women's health and digestion, praising free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. It links her guidance to relief from inflammation and digestive discomfort, urging readers to use various vegetable and fruit-based products for better digestion.
In a reflection on labor, the piece notes workers in many classes toil for daily bread and wealth. It promotes Dr Greece’s Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a vital aid to maintaining health, strengthening constitutional powers, and supporting workers under industrial strain.
The ad extols Nervura as a purely vegetable remedy that strengthens weak systems without shocks. It claims immediate blood circulation improvement, expulsion of sluggish elements, quiet nerves, enriched blood, and energized muscles, contrasting with stimulants.
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