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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
3
A Somerville Journal observation notes photographers value well dressed people as the norm, claiming they rarely see anyone out of their best clothes. The remark frames fashion as a standard for appearance in public and professional circles.
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for impure blood and skin ailments including cancer, scrofula, eczema, and rheumatism. It claims to purify blood, heal sores, improve digestion and kidney strength, with a sample offer and free medical advice by mail from Atlanta.
The notice proclaims Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for sweating, callous, and swollen feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Trial packet FE FREY Address Allen S. Olmsted, Roy. The tone invites sympathy while urging not to accept substitutes.
An old advertisement touts a remedy promising to cure a cold in one day with Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a money-back refund if it fails and carries E.W. Garove's signature on each box. The piece also promotes Lewis’ Single Binder cigars from Peoria Illinois.
A dialogue from Stray Stories shows a comedian boasting about a new act. The other says the audience stared in disbelief as he spoke. The quip notes the rare sight of a whole crowd yawning together.
A Chicago Tribune quip recalls a sluggard who, after observing ants as they work, complains that constant fussing and never resting exhaust him, illustrating a moral about diligence and idleness.
A short nervous attack may precede a serious illness, urging prompt care. The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best nerve tonic and cites Harry Bemis of Truthville New York who recovered after following his wife's advice. Pills sold by druggists or mail. free booklet on nervous disorders upon request.
The new semi weekly fast train from St Louis Union Station on the Iron Mountain route will depart Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 am and reach Mexico City two days later at 8 30 pm. The service, operated with through compartments sleepers dining cars and observes, promises closer social and commercial ties between the two nations.
William and Arthur Spaugh, jailed for J W Polk murder in Iron County, seek clemency from citizens and plan to appeal to Gov Folk. They say William faces death, Mary Spaugh remains under ten year sentence for complicity, and they claim Polk attacked them without lawful warrant before their gunfire. They also announce a forthcoming book about the jail attack in Ironton.
The U S Supreme Court granted a 30 day stay of the mandate in the James Howard Kentucky murder case. Howard was convicted in the Gov Gaebel killing and the stay delays the February 2 sentence execution while counsel considers a rehearing.
Mrs Lulu Weber an 18 year old wife provided information that led to the confession of her husband William Weber his brother Richard and J P Meyers in the Merchants Express Co safe robbery in St Louis two weeks earlier They were arrested in Memphis Tennessee and brought back to St Louis with an information sworn out against them She says mistreatment prompted her cooperation.
New Orleans dated January 30 reports Chief Puc Aa-Un feudal lord of the Igorrotes died of heart disease in New Orleans. The widow will be kept until the tribe returns to the Philippines for funeral rites. In Carmi Illinois on January 20 city marshal J P Storms of Graysville was exonerated by the coroner s jury in the killing of Ero Kitchen.
Pattern Department advertises a modish white mohair dress with red silk trim and buttons. Describes waist, yoke, and pleated skirt suitable in cashmere, serge, challis, linen, and chambray. Medium size uses 5.25 yards of 36 inch fabric. sizes 8 to 12 years. Send 10 cents and order with size and pattern number 5332.
A pretty attractive work apron pattern shown with convenient pockets for sewing mending and embroidery silks. Deep frill sections form pockets held by tape ribbon or beading. Suitable materials include pongee linen Holland and cross barred muslin requiring two yards of 36 inch material. One size. Order via coupon with address.
The Country Gentleman extols cut green bone as an egg producer with high protein fat and minerals. It details a wooden feed box design to distribute bone evenly with bran, notes feeding guidelines, and claims one pound daily feeds 16 hens with a balanced ration including wheat, corn, and hay.
A vintage tip describes altering the main door by removing a middle board to create a small hinged door secured with leather strips. A slit at the bottom allows hens to pass freely, while keeping the entry secure.
Mrs Henry A Reamer of South Bend Indiana reports severe weakness nervousness and pain from kidney trouble. Dropsy and chest bloating threatened heart function before Dean's Kidney Pills reliefs she life saved. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The 1905 dairy product valuation reaches 665,000,000, while stock handling and feeding advice cautions against rough practices. Market men oppose harsh bargaining and urge fair dealing with producers as highlighted in the discussion.
The old farmer laments his son’s slowness as others seize chances first. An incubator drum mer asks why worry and notes the son is cut out for greatness but blocked by delays. A Chicago Daily News fragment hints at missed opportunities and frustration.
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