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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
7
John W. Glenister of Providence Rhode Island a renowned long distance swimmer in America and England writes that Peruna has aided his health and endurance. He describes using Peruna as a tonic and shares his favorable view in this letter indicating renewed vigor and belief in the formula.
A letter from John W. Glenister of New York praises Peruna Medicine from the Peruna Medicine Company of Columbus Ohio. He reports improved health after two bottles and recommends it to athletes preparing for training to boost the system and overall condition.
The article surveys historic animal injury penalties in Germany Arabia and Syria with strange forms of compensation. It notes Howel era Welsh damages and hints at a broader religious revival, previewing Henry Elliot’s discussion in the May Century about a global spiritual awakening. An aside dialogue follows with a playful exchange about comfort and attire.
Athletes recognize the need for trim bodies, good digestion, and steady sleep to stay in top form. Spring brings extra strain on those with active lifestyles, but Peruna is praised as a reliable tonic that dispels low mood and keeps athletes “in the pink of condition.”
The British Medical Journal argues future surgery must extend beyond appendix removal. It envisions removing the nose bones, part of the digestive tract, pulling teeth, installing germ proof devices, and even brain ventilation to curb degeneration, aiming to fashion a health protected man sans teeth sans eyes sans taste.
A nostalgic note recalls songs sung long ago and sent to publishers. The songwriter laments how those tunes come back, yet the returns carry a different meaning, hinting at the chilly reception of reissued melodies.
A humorous dialogue contrasts male and female access to pockets. The wife points out men should keep out of women's pockets while a woman may access a man's. The quip frames gendered conduct as a simple, proverbial explanation.
A collection of humorous lines and mini dialogues from multiple papers featuring quips about love letters, courtrooms, manners, and everyday beliefs. Bits include remarks on boils, ring shopping, footwear expenses, and the irony of money being easy yet loans proving hard, with a mix of regional voices and dated humor.
A collage of quips and vignettes includes Hyker An Shakspeare on prophets and jesters, a sheriff with a wind up clock factory key, prosperity era price shifts from 1897 to 1903 showing farmer and miner gains, a playful exchange about living hand to mouth, Piso’s Cure ads, and a humorous misreading of marriage.
A light exchange shows appetite for edible snails as a paper notes ads in Hoglish eateries. Sylvia frets over an upcoming upperton ball outfit while Phyllis offers beauty tips based on complexion. An old lady remarks on snails being fit to eat, reflecting playful chatter.
Olmated Le Roy New York advertises a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease claiming it cures sweating feet hot swelling and aching feet makes shoes easier and assists corns bunions and growing pains. All druggists sell it and substitutes are discouraged. The dialogue panel ponders if a pugilist Knox is the real thing, noting he won’t elevate the stage.
Public notice warns against alchemical remedies containing mercury that can destroy smell and derange the body. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo claims no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. testimonials unavailable. the ad also touts Hall's Family Ville and includes a joke about exceptions to the rule.
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