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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
7
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen of Manning Iowa writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of illness and failed medicines. She describes relief from irregular menses, weakness, and pains and urges other women to seek Pinkham's advice.
Chicago Tribune reports snuff consumption exceeds 16 million pounds annually with a 7 million dollar national snuff bill. Industry centers in the south with tobacco from Tennessee and Kentucky. production details include grinding in mills, fermentation, and stone jar packing.
A Royal Geographical Society member notes many similar volcanic island sightings in world history. He cites the Azores, St Michael and St Mary, and the Isle of Man as examples born by submarine eruptions. Japan's newly observed island remains unconfirmed amid ongoing discussions of such "island of a day" phenomena.
The fragment notes a tired morning after strenuous labor. The writer mentions a dream of being part of Roosevelt's escort during a Regpug Lip event, set against a mix of weather musings and personal fatigue.
Alabastine claims to provide exquisite wall and ceiling effects by mixing with cold water. It emphasizes being a sanitary permanent cement that hardens on walls, destroying germs and vermin, unlike risings that rub or seal off. The notice urges buying from the Alabastine Company of Grand Rapids and New York City.
National Magazine suggests Borax and water brighten cloths while beeswax and salt clean rusty hardware. A pinch of salt speeds egg beating and vinegar improves poached eggs. Ammonia solution cleans jewelry. soda speeds vegetable tenderness. charcoal absorbs cabbage odor. nitric acid solution whitens piano keys. vinegar enhances mustard and leather brightening.
Quick results claim by J Hill of Concord praising Dean's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney and backache issues. It notes irregular dark secretions and sediment, claims full recovery after last dose, and advertises sale by POSTER MILLION CO Buffalo N Y at 50 cents per box. Two-Line Sermons offer moral maxims.
An 19th century ad touts Allen’s Foot Base a powder for sliding into stoves to rest feet and cure corns, bunions, swollen or sore feet, and sweating. It claims relief for tired feet and tight shoes, urging purchase from druggists and shoe stores with a mail address for Allen S. Olmsted in de Roy, N.
A garbled note questions a bridge club membership attributed to the speaker and spouse, mentioning Progressive vs Not Progressive labels and Park Slope. The fragment hints at social club affiliations and casual speculation about club activity.
A collage of maxims and quips on wisdom, beauty, marriage, and social quirks from various periodical scraps. It mentions self perception, husbands, wives, and absurdities of public life with brief jabs at culture and etiquette. Includes brief notes on modest remedies and a Russia travel anecdote.
Lanham Maryland correspondent recounts personal and family relief from colds and throat ailments after using Poruna. He notes a 48 hour self cure and recommends Peruna as a non narcotic preventive. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free medical advice. Correspondence confidential.
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