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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
3
E E Pitts of Skowhegan Maine describes a severe kidney illness with back pain night sweats fainting and weight loss. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills his condition improved and he reports full recovery for three years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A review of scientific observations on hygrometers using cobalt chloride calico strips and nickel oxide gelatine solutions, Roentgen ray tests for submarine cables, radium aluminum surface reactions, and color perception under electric light, including effects of violet hues from manganese silicate and ultraviolet exposure on glass.
A fragment from the New York Weekly presents a quip about a museum manager asking a challenger why he is remarkable and a hungry tramp seeking to join an eating match. The dialogue hints at audacious characters and a playful, period voice.
Welsh bard Gwili reports completion of a sermon that occupied him for fifteen years. The lengthy project reflects deep contemplation and personal devotion as the author marks a lifelong effort culminating in final satisfaction.
A suffering woman describes long nerve headaches and prostration from coffee. After giving up coffee and using Postum food coffee her health fully recovered, with no neuralgia or headaches for eight months. She resumes housework, gains weight, and feels restored. A list of endorsing friends is included. Battle Creek, Michigan. There's a reason. Ten days' trial off coffee and on Postum. All grocers sell it.
In a narrative scene at Bethel, Jacob and Rachel reflect on the holy site where God spoke to Jacob in the night, and where Deborah dies, bequeathing a new faith. The couple and host gather for a communal sacrifice, proclaim the true God, and mark Allenbachath as a sorrowful memory. God then renames Jacob Israel, signaling a spiritual transformation and newfound trust.
E M Healey of Wilson Junction Iowa inherits a claimed mad stone from a New York relative. The two inch corallike stone, found in a deer's stomach in the Allegheny mountains over 20 years ago, allegedly cures hydrophobia and many illnesses by absorbing poison. Healey vows not to sell it, asserts its absorbent power, and says only warm water cleanses it. Iowa’s Aldrich, former curator, calls it the finest he has seen and believes in its claimed effects.
Dr. W J McGee head of the anthropological department at the world's fair reports a four month study in Arizona showing how storms are bred in the storm breeding belt. He explains that an aqueous vapor reservoir forms over the Pacific coast and Gulf of California and moves across the level ground.
A brief Tit-Bita quip about a young man describing his fianc\u00e9e as having the luck to always secure a seat in a crowded tramcar, a playful remark on charm and fortune.
Passengers feared for their lives as strikes hit New York subways and elevated lines. A nervous crowd packed trains while workers pressed into service raised worries about safety and reliability during the tense period. One commuter, upon reaching ground, exclaimed relief at stepping onto solid terra firma.
An Ohio woman recounts years of numb hands and pain from nerve fatigue and says Dr Williams Pink Pills restored her function. The advertisement asserts the pills feed nerves by building rich blood and claim cures for nervous disorders including neuralgia and locomotor ataxia. Distributed to druggists by Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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