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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
7
The article presents a doctor’s recommended rheumatism remedy using Sarsa parilla, Toris compound, and whiskey. It advises a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime with the bottle shaken before each use, and notes druggists can obtain the ingredients from wholesale houses.
A patient recounts long battle with inflamed eyes and failed treatments from several doctors before using Cuthura Ointment. After about a week the eyes improved greatly and have remained trouble free. Signed by G B Halsey and Mega Wilson Va dated Anr. 4 1908.
A Sunday Magazine note explains a compulsory weekly five cent post age stamp for German domestic servants. The mistress must provide the stamp under law. stamps are redeemable by the government if harmed, or may be kept until retirement when a government premium is paid.
Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers free testimonials. Distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. constipation pills also advertised.
A brief exchange reveals marital tension as the wife is said to always have her own way. The husband counters that true satisfaction would come from facing opposition and earning approval through effort.
Mrs Corbett endorses Dyala dye noting it yields a nice color on cotton wool and blends. Each package costs 10 cents at dealers or 10 cents mailed to Dyala Burlington Vermont with color request and color card and instruction booklet.
Mr Cumrox notes a party was a great success while his wife questions the telltale signs. He explains a crowd that makes him feel like a stranger in his own house signals a brilliant occasion.
An old advert promises Pettit's Eye Salve to strengthen tired eyes and soothe eye strain with Druggists or Howard Bros in Buffalo. It also touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil for tired swollen feet, claiming overnight relief and happier mornings. The clipping includes stray moral quips about resolutions and mean behavior.
An advertisement claims Rheumatism relief in 1 to 3 days from Dr. Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism. It asserts the remedy removes the cause and disease quickly disappears after the first dose. It lists the price as 76 cents and notes druggists carry it.
An OCR fragment mentions Allen's Lung Balsam and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming safety and effectiveness for teething pain and coughs. It references a long history of use and a large number of bottles, with informal claims about intuition and popularity.
Instructions describe knitting a hot water jug cosy in five shades of crimson using Berlin wool. Details cover yarn amounts two pint jug, leaves in green, needle size bone No. 10, and step by step stitches for forming the decorative raised design with double trebles and chained tops.
The article details crocheting a cosy with gradient shading and decorative leaves. It covers alternating light to dark color orders, joining a rose motif with five-row treble patterns, decreasing stitches, and attaching the rose to the cosy top. It also mentions finishing with a satin lining option.
A recipe describes restoring old silk by mixing rain water alcohol mucilage and soft soap. Silk is sponge cleaned rubbed and dried then ironed between brown paper. Partial alcohol sponging and taut stretching aid color restoration.
A description notes various fabrics such as nun's ceiling cashmere and French flannels used for a gown styled with a kimono influence. The passage emphasizes material choices and the overall concept of comfort in its early hours.
A pint bottle with a saturated oxalic acid solution is advised for stain removal on hands after fruit and vegetable prep. Keep well labeled and ready for use, with water added to nearly fill the bottle to maintain saturation. Use sparingly to remove stains.
The guide suggests applying kerosene with oit or a soft cloth to restore luster. It notes that four pieces can be treated easily to achieve a beautiful shine and that there is no white powder residue. The technique promises a lasting satin shine on various items.
The article advises that linen threads draw more easily after removing the dressing. A lump of white soap is rubbed over the face where the threads are to be drawn, making the threads easier to remove.
Boots feature black patent feather vamps and cloth uppers with color accents. The marketing notes highlight stylish dress wear designs and refined finish across materials.
The article details gown construction with ample fullness at the sleeves and a central back up top. It describes finishing edges with silk or sateen bands and a three inch lace finish. Materials listed include seven yards of 44 inch fabric, two yards silk, and three yards lace.
A compact guide suggesting you do not need a large hothouse to craft an attractive dinner table arrangement. It hints that modest flowers and foliage can create wonderful effects for place settings and centerpieces.
A nineteenth century style lesson centered on the Nativity and the visit of the Wise Men. It outlines Bethlehem’s significance, the gifts of the wise men, and the kingly work of Jesus from birth through the early church. It ends urging service, missions, and Christian ideals during Christmas and beyond.
Public notice promotes a home remedy claiming to cure coughs bronchitis hoarseness and tonsillitis in five hours. It prescribes a laxative cough syrup made from fluid wild cherry bark compound essence cardiol and white pine syrup with specific dosing for adults and children.
After a whirlwind campaign against consumption in Charleston the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis opened another exhibition movement in Greenville South Carolina. The work will continue in Columbia in connection with the state legislature to seek an appropriation to fight tuberculosis. A separate exhibition closed in Colorado and is touring Oklahoma with plans for a statewide fight and later visits to Arkansas.
A playful textile dialogue features Scissoraé Cut In and others arguing about sharpness and holes. A narrator notes a thread eye reference and a push leading to cooperation. The scene hints at a divorce inquiry involving Stella and Bella about custody, with a yearlong arrangement.
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