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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
8
RS Lizzie Lohr of Chicago writes of severe night sweats loss of appetite and extreme fatigue. After four months on Pernna she reports full recovery and urges other women to write for details about her experience with Dr Hartman.
Fragmentary religious text discusses Samuel born to Hannah in Ramah, serving in the house of worship, and receiving God’s call by voice and vision. It compares to Hannibal’s dedication and stresses youth as a time for devotion, duty, and moral formation under Eli the priest.
Winnipeg correspondence extols Western Canada's soil as highly productive in grain, noting excellent yields despite late sowing and a severe August frost. It cites Craik Saskatchewan letters about agricultural success and promotes Canadian 160 acre homestead entries via proxy. It also weaves in anecdotes on autos, laundering, and starch use.
A southern pulpit orator recalls the prodigal son tale with a blunt image of shedding clothes and coming to himself. The passage shifts to a claim that summer pool cleaning and a starch brand’s stiffener lead to wasted tobacco products in New York, noting a daily loss of about $5,000 in unconsumed cigars and cigarettes.
An Observation from the North China Herald notes that English athletics drift toward professionalized spectacle, while ordinary men fear amateur trial. An advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT cures piles in six to fourteen days or money back. A slogan cites smokers preferring Lewis' Single Binder cigars. The Bank of England employs one thousand people.
A fragmentary collage of quotes and ad copy appears from Stray Stories and other sources. It mentions a tennis exchange between a poet and an editor, a boast about Defiance Starch, France’s telephone usage, a call to noble living, bromine and laxative ads, Niagara Falls as a power site, Lewis’ Single Binder beer, and Cicero on virtue.
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