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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
8
Chancellor Day, who months ago expelled a student for a fare complaint, sympathizes with M. Bournier of the Paria High School of Commerce who suspended a pupil for sending a protest artichoke with a worm in it served at lunch.
A 25 year push highlights Allen’s Foot Ease antiseptic powder for shoes and a claim of five million free samples yearly. An Atchison Globe note mocks economy and calls Garfield Tea a remedy for liver trouble and costiveness.
Ashland Kentucky wife credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of female and kidney trouble. Camden New Jersey reader reports displacement relief and improved ability to work. Letter from Mrs Exia Johnston of Lynn Massachusetts offers confidential advice from the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. to seek guidance from a woman.
In Luke 6 6 49 Jesus contrasts true discipleship with hypocritical show by the beam and mote teaching and Foundation imagery. The lesson urges living obedience as the sole proof of friendship with Jesus and warns against lips only confession without heart conviction.
A mash of brief items. Congressman Jim Mann recalls a Chicago couple, a humorous dialogue about affinities, plus essays on what defines a baseball star, the Bible as many books, and a comic dialogue about poor girls and unsuitable marriages.
Two expeditions disclosed for Greenland next summer aim to cross the island at different routes. A Swiss team will traverse west to east near the sixty seventh parallel, while a Danish party pursues the widest crossing near ten degrees farther north.
Archibald Butt from Georgia ruined by a Dixie parody at a Chicago banquet with Taft present. A remark to a reader reveals his displeasure at the performance. Also notes Frankfort Ky efforts to preserve the 98 year old state house red brick building and Daniel Boone’s visits.
An OCR fragment praises Garfield Tea as an herbal remedy for sluggish people while claiming marriage may cure some girls of sighing. It also mocks pessimists and mentions a so called LEWIS binder and cigars with dubious quality notes.
An assortment of ad lines extolling Garfield Tea as a superior herb cathartic and J. W. Cole & Co. selling Carbolle Sire ointment for burns and itching. Mentions free samples, small prices, and dramatic quips about clock antics and virtue. Diverse promotional snippets reflect period consumer notices.
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