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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
3
Mrs Arthur Conklin of Battle Creek Michigan describes severe health failure including leucorrhea back pain and headaches. After trying several doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and reported full recovery and continued use as a spring tonic. Pills are sold by druggists and the Dr Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady New York.
A compact set of business maxims stresses learning from others, then improving methods. It emphasizes habit, speed with quality, and selecting strong partners. It urges clear communication of high quality goods and testing demand to drive sales success.
In Jerusalem's 50,000 residents two thirds are Jewish, with many described as blond. The report notes demographic makeup and ethnic characteristics among the city’s inhabitants.
In 1902 a Michigan farmer fell ill with nervous breakdown and possible consumption. After stopping medicines and coffee, he started Grape-Nuts with sugar and cream, improving quickly. He regained energy, did housework for a family of six, and continues to feel well two years later. Postum Co endorses with address and book title.
The piece questions Mr Hearst's Democratic identity amid praise and criticism from presses in Washington South and New York. It notes his support for Williams for speaker and Bryan alignment on rail rates and municipal ownership, while raising doubts about his national bona fides for 1908.
The articles critique continental free trade and state rights in tariff policy, arguing for protective measures to safeguard U S industries and workers. Several editorials from Worcester Buffalo Des Moines Kansas City and St Louis amplify worries about a continent wide tariff and political mutterings over Democratic and Republican shifts.
Washington insiders expect an orderly end to the current Congress with quick handling of the Panama emergency appropriation and a railway rate bill. Republicans hope to strengthen the party through new regulations while aiming for renomination and a favorable record for 1906 elections.
A summary of editorials across papers including the New York American and Marion Chronicle contrasts John Sharp Williams as a minimum leader with Democratic tensions in the House. It notes Republican trade figures since 1897 and a Philadelphia Inquirer take on Senator Lodge amid Massachusetts politics.
The report notes the Duke of Abruzzi planning a Central Africa expedition while the Kaiser orders seven more autos. Lord Elgin traces descent from King Robert the Bruce and Baron Pronay pledges charity to recoup tax losses. The Earl of Lytton auctions land to test freehold farming, and Baron Alphonse de Rothschild funds memorials and honors. Duchess of Sutherland, an author, shifts to social questions. Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, 16, known as the Cinderella of Russian princesses, threads the narrative through exile and assassination.
A series of short riddles references common objects and animals such as a fly under a hat a table with legs four wheels a pack of wolves with a fallen member and a blind guide. Milestone and Rain appear as clues to daily life and natural phenomena expressed as puzzle lines.
An advertisement extols Mull's Grape Tonic as a guaranteed cure for constipation and related stomach and bowel troubles. It warns against laxatives and promotes the tonic as a safe alternative made from Concord grape juice with a strong healing effect on the intestines. It claims broad health benefits and offers a free bottle to new users.
An old advertisement promotes Mull's Grape Tonic with a coupon offer for a free sample and a certificate toward future purchases. It lists 56 cent, 60 cent, and 1 dollar bottles and notes the 1 dollar size provides more value. The ad warns to buy the genuine product with a date and number on the label and mentions a money back guarantee for Paroointment.
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