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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
6
In Atlanta a city court judge halts peanut munching near the bench, issuing an order against the practice as nerves of Judge Neild are tested during proceedings.
Promotes Cascarets candy as a guaranteed cure for constipation with a 10 or 25 cent price and a druggist refund if it fails.
The duke of Westminster is identified as the richest man in England, leading a ranking of the nation's wealthiest individuals with vast estates and business holdings across the United Kingdom.
An ad notes Smoke Sledge cigarettes offered at 20 for 5 cents. The copy also remarks that birthdays are celebrated as far back as the time of Pharaoh.
A reader letter quotes a La. reader and notes changing food habits with corn bread, cites wheat losses, and praises Piso's Cure for Consumption. It adds tips on tenderizing tough meat with vinegar and water and promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for colds. A bag of hot sand is suggested to relieve neuralgia.
A Victorian testimonial promotes Dr. Ayer s Cherry Pectoral as the remedy for croup and other coughs. Mrs W J Dickson Stanford Eveleth praises its relief and recounts her family s use for throat and lung troubles. Wortham Tex reader C J Wooldridge confirms its life saving effect on his child. The ad touts half size bottles at half price and offers a free curebook.
New York cites its first hotel for the poor, Rowton House, offering 12 cents a night with optional self catering. Lodgers enter via a shop and dining room serving cheap meals, a library provided by Lord Rowton, and extensive communal facilities including laundry, baths, and lockers, with all spaces clean and well ventilated.
Timely hints cover turpentine dressings for cuts bruises and lacera tions noting antiseptic action, stopping bleeding, and ulcers. Advice includes borax to prevent fabric fading and using a basin of water in the oven to curb smells. Also asserts age and learning potential and cautions about timing of words and lighting a wet blanket near gunpowder.
A global grain magnate from Argentina, an Italian immigrant named Guazone farms 66 270 acres in Buenos Aires province. He employs thousands who share profits, and his harvest fills more than 3 000 railway trucks with grain.
A Detroit Journal quote notes a bicycle instructor saying too much learning is dangerous as he rubs his neck, remarking on the risks of excessive study.
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