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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1905

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Mrs Brunzel’s Health

Mrs P Brunzel of Everett Washington reports complete relief from back pain and fatigue after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says five boxes cured her suffering and left her feeling refreshed, with timely, effective relief from aching and associated difficulties. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product in Buffalo New York for sale by all druggists at 50 cents per box.

P. Brunzel Grand Ave Everett Wash Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N

Simple Life Health Ad Claims Egg-O-Shb Cereal

An ad denounces modern life as unhealthy and promotes Egg-O-See cereal. It touts California white wheat flakes flavored with fruit juice and sugar, claiming the product boosts strength, energy, and overall health for body and mind.

California

Saved by Fire From Sodom Destruction and Lot's Escape

A reflective retelling of Lot and his family fleeing Sodom as fire and brimstone fall from heaven. Messengers warn escape while townspeople react with horror and Lot debates leaving behind wealth. Abraham prays, and Lot reaches Zoar before the destruction envelops the plain.

Lot Sodom Anak Zoar Hebron Abraham Gomorrah Heaven and Earth

Mother Whips Principal at Washington School

In San Francisco Mrs J D Gulataine challenged Principal McCarthy after he disciplined her son Galatoine. A warrant for battery was issued as McCarthy testified the boy was incorrigible. The case follows the boy’s suspension and mother’s confrontation at the school. Russian Warhorse Gen Limevitch has served fifty years in the Russian army. He fought Circas­sians in 1859 and was wounded twice in the Crimean War. Now lame, he is revered by troops and nicknamed Papa Linevyitech. He hails from Polish noble lineage and is well educated.

San Francisco Cal McCarthy Washington Grammar School J. D. Gulataine Caballiss Limevitch Dagestan Shamyl Papa Linevyitech

Incandescent Gases Light Differently Under Pressure

A scientific note discusses incandescent gases emitting lines at low pressure and a continuous spectrum under higher pressure. It cites measurements suggesting the Earth's magnetic energy may be decreasing at about 4.8 percent over 46 years, with caveats about long-term variation.

Bohemia Stockholm Maryland Germany

Czar Orders Police Dogs From Brunswick Germany

The czar has purchased trained police dogs from Brunswick Germany for protection duties. The animals are said to be educated for this work in a manner superior to other facilities and intended for the protection of the czar by the Russian government.

Brunswick Germany

Conquering Weakness via Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs Murphy of Fort Wayne credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing heat flashes and nervous spells after doctors failed. She notes marked improvement after half a box and full recovery after three boxes. The ad promotes the pills as blood-boosting tonics addressing anaemia and nervous debility and invites inquiries to Schenectady NY.

Dr. Williams Shoe Mary D. Murphy Force Street Fort Wayne Indiana Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N.Y

He'll Certainly Walk Says Yonkers Statesman

A Yonkers Statesman quip notes a patient choosing walking and riding as exercise and deciding to obtain an automobile, reflecting humorous health guidance and leisure attitudes of the era.

Wallet found in coal house yields note from thief

A year after Dr. Gray lost his wallet containing a large sum, he offered a liberal reward. The finder, who deemed the reward insufficient, left the wallet in his coal house with a card reading Dosti, please fill this inscription again. The incident appears in Garten City Kansas Heralds.

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