Subbubs Warns About Careless Train Riding
A public warning from Mrs Subbubs about unsafe behavior on and off trains is shared after two people were noted to have lost two trips yesterday, one to the city and one returning home.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
3
A public warning from Mrs Subbubs about unsafe behavior on and off trains is shared after two people were noted to have lost two trips yesterday, one to the city and one returning home.
A city man Avery Southern, after a lucky cotton sale nets $20,000, helps a poverty struck Mildred Everly. He hides his wealth until love blooms. a blizzard, a thousand dollar bills, and a staged identity lead to a quiet marriage.
An elderly man describes severe cracking, bleeding, itching hands lasting over a year. After trying two doctors, he used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and within a week his hands were healed with no soreness since. He notes a neighbor's child also improved. March to April 1909.
Glenn H Curtiss recalls a humorous overheard exchange between the Wrights at their Dayton plant about patent use. Orville and Wilbur argue over an apparent infringer while their friend suggests it was nothing more than a duck. The tale sits among light quips on Shakespearean misreadings and a George Washington joke.
A Brooklyn man recalls his infant son’s struggle to thrive until his wife fed him Grape-Nuts soaked in milk with sugar. The baby quickly thrived, refusing other nourishment, and the family praises the cereal as easy to digest and suitable for adults and children, while promoting Wellville literature.
A Yankton South Dakota man Charles B Bailey reports chronic kidney trouble worsened over years despite medical care. He credits Doan's Kidney Fills with gradual relief and eventual cure, urging readers to remember the Doan's name. Also contains miscellaneous era notices on horse feet care and home remedies.
A Nations Association report finds regulations largely unenforced across U S cities. It details enforcement of antispitting ordinances in eighty large cities and notes 3421 arrests in 1905, with over 2900 convictions and $4100 in fines.
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