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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

5

Deaths of Presidents Listed by Biographers

Short overview notes the stated causes of death for U S presidents up to Benjamin Harrison. It cites a range of ailments from old age and chronic diseases to specific conditions such as cholera, dropsy, pneumonia, heart trouble, and assassination for Lincoln Garfield McKinley.

Washington Adams Madison Monroe Jeffer John Quincy Adams Jackson van Buren William Henry Harrison Tyler Polk Taylor Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln Garfield McKinley Johnson Grant Hayes Arthur Benjamin Harrison

Cure for eczema ends years of torment in Tipton man

Hale Bordwell of Tipton Iowa describes a lifelong battle with severe eczema. After eight months using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills he reports a complete cure and endorses the treatment. Nelson R Burnett also testifies to Bordwell's condition and recovery.

Hale Bordwell Tipton Bordwell Nelson R. Burnett

Indian Savings Banks Growth and Rural Banking Habits

The post office savings bank of India began in 1882 with 39 121 depositors and 932 243 in deposits. By 1907 depositors reached 1 190 220 and deposits 49 228 283, yet many Indians still avoided banks preferring hid wealth in pots or boxes in the ground.

India Postal Savings Bank of India York World

Typewriter Exterminators Misheard By Boy

A boy asks a salesgirl for typewriter exterminators and confusion over erasers follows. He cites a misheard instruction and seeks a dime’s worth of the items, while a Marcus Aurelius quote cautions about standing erect.

Marcus Aurelius

Capital Besieged by Relic Sellers

In Washington a flood of relic hawkers invades the capital as wealthy residents and distant observers worry about money and influence. Prominent women and private collectors sell heirlooms, books, and art objects in a market that unsettles neighbors and redefines social status.

Ashington Washington

Government Aids Food Drug Manufacturing in 1907 Year Book

The year book from the Department of Agriculture details government efforts to study and improve food and drug manufacture. It covers sterilization to preserve fruit and vegetables, new methods for pre filling and canned goods, and sulphur use in drying fruit. It notes ten new branch labs, 7041 samples examined, 23 hearings, and 12 criminal referrals.

Food and Drug & Inspection Department of Agriculture Uncle Sam Bureau of Chemistry Bureau of Chemistr Department of Justice Fr. Cn

Japanese Diplomat Gutsy Rescue Ends Badly for Hanihara

Japanese diplomat Hanihara, second secretary at the embassy, saved an American woman from a runaway horse on Rhode Island Avenue. The brave act left him battered with a crushed foot and possible long term disability, requiring medical treatment and potential surgery.

R. Masano Hanihara Mr. Hanthara Rhode Island Avenue Hanihara Te Embassy

Sewing Room Vaudeville

A playful piece features a Sewing Machine with a nip and tuck remark about the seam, the Spool Cotton boasting a reel and eye for plot, the Needle and Ruffler trading lines, and the Eye lamenting getting the Hook. The Oll and other threads join in a light, humorous exchange about stitching and misadventure.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Persuades Healing

The text extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's illnesses. It cites Mrs. Bertlin Mutt of Saint Louis Missouri who attributes twelve years of suffering and eleven doctors to the remedy and advice from Pinkham that restored health and strength, claiming the product's value as priceless for women.

Lydia FE. Pinkham Winkham Bertlin Mutt N.C. St. Louis Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

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