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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
3
A leading, wealthy man credits his wife as the source of his life’s success and inspiration. He praises her as the greatest help mate from the day they met, stating all his achievements stem from her influence.
A letter from Mrs. Bessie Ainsley of Tacoma Wash extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for reversing inflammation female weakness bearing down pains backache headaches and fatigue The testimonial urges other women to write to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for free advice and promises health and vitality.
A Bloomfield hen killed by lightning. coal weights vary by state from 70 to 80 pounds. A French writer Malesherbe recalls a dream attack and pneumonia onset. Deaf mute school graduates hold a western reunion with speaker list. A Bank of England note survived the Chicago fire, ash intact. Eagulls raid a Nanaimo fishing boat, 60 birds overeat then swim ashore to rest.
A compact quip defines experience as the compound extract of the result of butting in. The line reflects a witty, didactic tone attributed to Towa Topics.
A San Bernardino County woman credits Grape-Nuts for restoring her health after three months of fever and nervous prostration after childbirth. She gained weight from 95 to 113 pounds in two months and her nerves steadied. Her 4-year-old son recovered from eczema on a Grape-Nuts diet, now with clear skin. Read the little book Thy Mind to Wellness.
A Cedar Rapids Republican cites Walter Wellman's quoted taunts about Republican strategy on tariffs and railroads, contrasting 1906 prospects with 1890 1892 outcomes. The piece argues prosperity then and now argues against tariff revision, urging fiscal restraint and economy in legislation. It notes Cummins tariff stance and GOP faction fights over reciprocity.
The piece argues that widespread unemployment in Britain stems from farm decline and cheap overseas competition. It cites free trade as a failed policy and urges a return to protective tariffs, contrasting past American shifts toward protection with current English misery. It questions why Canada or Australia isn’t offered as refuge and points to historical debates on tariffs.
The Des Moines Register and Leader notes 100 per cent money in Wall Street, with rates peaking at 125 per cent last week. It explains speculators borrow to buy stocks, banks call loans, and quick liquidations may curb the panic. Money remains available, yet the episode underscores risks for speculative betting.
A Seneca Falls New York Journal excerpt champions a thrifty educated citizenry and free institutions funded by fair share production. It calls for a steady protective tariff not free trade or revenue tariffs, with changes as industry and commerce require to preserve prosperity.
The tariff revisers roam the Dominion amid tangled views and cross currents, promising little satisfaction to any side. Louis Globe-Democrat and Senator Tillman criticize Grover Cleveland prior election, while Republicans face a long struggle since May with disruptive profiteering amid political uproar.
Henry Vignaud of the American embassy in Paris recounts Success Magazine about a guide showing Napoleon's tomb. The American jokes that if Napoleon ever escapes from the stacked sarcophagus and caskets, he should be wired at the expanse of the teller.
A Missouri court trial over a bushel pawpaw theft featured juror questions about liking the fruit. The judge seated a jury of men who had never tasted pawpaws, after challenges to two potential jurors based on their opinions of the fruit.
The quote contrasts etiquette as a mask and courtesy as spontaneous from the heart. It asserts etiquette is learned while courtesy is born, likening law to justice and medicine to hygiene in Portland Oregon iaw.
A Chicago dye-house worker details years of severe hand sores, three doctors with no cure, and relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports sores began to peel in three days and disappeared, leaving hands smooth while she continues work. July 1 1905.
An old newspaper ad touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It offers a free full-sized bottle with a coupon and claims the tonic cleanses the system, strengthens digestion, and helps typhoid and malaria symptoms, cautioning against harmful alcohol and narcotics.
A fragment notes a girl avoids showing hair in curl papers before the minister’s fatal say, with a Chicago Daily News stamp about a dated label. The line hints at social custom and a dramatic wedding moment in a dated urban column.
In a Milwaukee Sentinel line a speaker recalls a place with 13 phonographs playing simultaneously. A Somerville Journal quote notes women who defend their rights rarely choose an electric car.
Patent medicine claim promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Refund offered if it fails. Box bears E W Grove’s signature. Advertisement suggests focus on appearance and buoyancy.
Mrs I T Pitcher of Newark New Jersey suffered rheumatism for about three years before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes joint swelling in fingers and knees and sleepless nights. After three weeks she improved and later regained full mobility with her husband confirming the recovery.
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