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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

7

Notable Woman's Thank You Letter on Cure by Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Sarah Kellogg of Denver writes to Mrs. Lydia Pinkham praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing a five year tumor. She details severe illness, treatment attempts, and recovery after seven months, inviting publication to share the remedy's power. The letter promotes the product for menstrual and female-ill issues, urging sick women to seek advice from Pinkham in Lynn Mass.

Sarah Kellogg Denver Woman's Relief Corps Kellogg Lincoln Ave Col Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Kansas City Journal Kai iWell Willie Sugerermar

Doctor Fooled By Tin Own Coffee Case

A physician recounts years of coffee use causing daily heart palpitations until a near fatal episode prompted a switch to tea and coffee abstention. He notes relief after using Postum, describing changes in health and a cautious stance on caffeine.

Dustin Battle Crook Abiay

Tested Recipes From A Home Cook Book Of The Past

A collection of practical kitchen notes describes how to make Trish Potato Soup from boiled potatoes and onions, Salmon Fatties with cream, and Cold Fish Patties. It covers boiling bass with eggs, chicken lunch for traveling, quickening cooking with acid in water, butter brining, and a quick light Baking Powder Biscuit method.

Wonders Never Cease From the New York Weekly

A garbled snippet notes curious wonders and a London bell theme. It hints at a return of some American figure and unusual events, though the text is unreadable in parts and names or dates are unclear.

New Orleans New York Weekly London

Catareh Cure Promises Odd Remedies and Large Thermometer

A scrambled OCR passage describes an unproven Catareh cure tied to an elab orate claim by ENEY & CO Toledo Ohio and mentions a vast thermometer exhibition at a store corner Summer and Booth streets. It cites extreme temperature readings and a Rochester incident as dramatic context for medical and scientific novelty items.

Eney & CO Toledo O. Lrusglate Price Ayes & Oets Booth Streets Shige Mont Mere Rochester Dig New York

The One Thing Needful and a Food Mishap

A fragmentary scene shows a character asking Whatsemnon cue while a tense family moment unfolds at a table. Emotions rise as a daughter fears punishment and a father reassures her, amid confusions about dessert and duties.

Fium Emmy Tommi

Healthful living and Syrup of Figs promoted

A promotional piece extols outdoor healthful habits for children and adults, warns against inferior medicines, and endorses California Fig Syrup Co. as a gentle, pure laxative. It urges teaching children healthy routines, using only the genuine Syrup of Figs with the company name clearly printed on the front of each package.

California Fig Syrup Co

103rd Birthday of Elizabeth Wonderly Weaves Through Time

Elizabeth Wonderly, born May 17, 1803 in Smyrna Delaware, celebrated her 103rd birthday at the Methodist Episcopal Home on Belmont and Montgomery avenues. The elderly woman, still sharp, recalls Revolutionary War era stories from her upbringing with parents who lived long lives and boasted tall stature.

Methodist Episcopal Belmont Montgomery Elizabeth Walker Isainabeth Walker Elizabeth Wonderly Datex Mrs. Wonderly Smyrna Del Wonderly Delaware Randily Philadelphia Feu

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Health From Stomach Woes

A testimonial advocates Dr Williams Pink Pills as a digestive tonic for weak stomachs and sick headaches. A veteran, A O Merrill of Owents California, describes long illness after army service, citing improved health after using the pills. The advertisement claims the pills build new blood and restore nerves, sold by druggists or by mail for 0.50 per box, six for 2.50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.

Abe Dr.” Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

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