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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
4
Miss Margaret M. James recalls six years of overload in city schools, nerve collapse, and idleness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring blood, sleep, appetite, energy, and teaching ability after using six boxes, and reports fellow teachers also benefited. The pills are sold in drug stores worldwide.
The narrative recalls Abraham’s retreat to Bethel after missteps in Egypt driven by unbelief. Fleeing temptation and fear, he faces sorrow over Sarah’s peril, repents, and returns to Bethel where he calls on the Lord. The piece urges readers to seek forgiveness and begin anew in God’s fellowship.
The Mormon church has bought the old Carthage jail for 4000 dollars to establish a mission church. Once a mob killed Joseph Smith there, the building is now a valued historic site. The purchase sparks local recollections and potential public reaction as three new Illinois churches are planned.
The quotation urges trying another’s view briefly to gain motive for shifting one’s own stance. It emphasizes empathy as a catalyst for reconsideration and potential change in action or attitude.
A Pittsburg Post excerpt quotes a Plunkville philosopher arguing there will be no old folks in the next generation. The dialogue questions societal treatment of the elderly and hints at chloroform as a metaphor for removal. The piece uses old fashioned dialect and provocative phrasing to critique attitudes toward aging.
In a Roatan Transcript debate, Deacon Jones questions the proposal that women remove hate at church. Mr Wyse calls the idea absurd, asking what women are thinking or seeking by such a plan.
West Pembroke Me March 21 Mrs A L Smith of this place says Dodd's Kidney Pills are the best remedy for growing girls Her daughter aged thirteen suffered recurring Crazy Spells for two years with poor appetite yellowing eyes and weak outlook Doctors offered little hope After one dose the spells stopped and after a dozen boxes the girl remained well now and again given the medicine when not feeling well Mothers should heed the advice to spare daughters pain and sickness and ensure a healthy future.
A clipped excerpt shows a witty exchange about sudden wealth and duty, featuring Mrs Moregold and a speaker urging her to take on the easier tasks of social disruption, as published in the Chicago Journal. A glimpse of social satire points to themes of class and chivalry in urban life.
An OCR fragment advertises Pusheck's Kuro on Trial promising cures for blood and nerve issues with a free booklet and advice from Dr. Pusheck of Chicago. It also includes a Philadelphia Record quip about a girl and a Troy Times adage about a winner borrowing, plus a 5c cigar ad from Lewis' Single Binder with dealer pricing.
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen of Manning writes to Mrs. Pinkham praising her famous medicine. She declares it saved her life and expresses deep gratitude for the relief and recovery she experienced.
Mrs T CWilladsen writes of long illness with irregular menses and pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports regular periods and improved health. She urges other women to write for advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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