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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
7
Mrs Lucy Quebeck of Mechanic St Hope Valley RI describes eight years of severe kidney trouble with back pain irregular secretions and bloating. She reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills and notes gradual improvement while the ad promotes the product sold for 50c per box by McMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Corsican coast salvage of the Conde follows a near disaster while a Cripple Creek mine burns, a Russian train raid yields casualties and loot, and accidents in China claim workers. Kansas and Ohio vote tallies show Taft leading. riots near Vermillion result in manslaughter verdicts. London unemployed march. bank robberies unfold in Towanda and Page. Public figures discuss diplomacy, litigation, and memorials as political fields shift nationwide.
The Cleveland Leader reports the Substitute, The Critle Gee, faced scrutiny as the speaker claimed to have lost composure this evening, leaving readers puzzled about the outcome and its impact on the event.
Advertises Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. Emphasizes the product bears the signature of SLE and notes it has been in use for over 30 years. Encourages careful examination of every bottle to ensure authenticity and familiarity with the brand.
A Washington Herald item notes a clever fellow at the literary club who pronounced Les Miserables in a brand new way and called it Victor Herberts masterpiece implying a humorous mislabeling of Victor Hugo.
George B Farley of Concord New Hampshire reports a two day quick cure for a two month skin eruption that covered limbs below the knees causing raw redness swelling and sleepless nights. He tried five or six remedies with no relief before applying Culicura which stopped the itching and reduced swelling enabling him to wear shoes in two days.
Timson finally confronts his evasive tailor on a Swiss mountain after months of dodging, facing a perilous alpine scene and an awkward resolution. The tale blends humor with tension as the unlikely meeting unfolds amid rugged peaks.
Mr J W Barrie author of What Every Woman Knows shares playful anecdotes about himself. A friend’s quiet street prompt for theater visits and a theatergoer’s failed hat request lead to a witty closing line about folding back ears. Woman's Life.
A living advertisement promotes Postum as a coffee substitute. A Tennessee woman shares her six year health turnaround from indigestion nervousness and insomnia after stopping coffee and using Postum. She claims weight gain improved well being and urges others to try it, noting the endorsement from the Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan.
A South side four year old tells her mother she feels unwell and suspects something wrong with her liver and bacon, in a playful Kansas City Times snippet reflecting childlike humor about illness.
An ad touts a catarrh cure claimed to work internally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The product, said to combine two ingredients with tonics and purifiers, is sold by druggists for 75 cents.
A man may pursue his inherent inclination while maintaining strict integrity and upright conduct in daily life.
A historical ad claims Mra Winston’s Syrup soothes teething pain and reduces inflammation. It advertises a cure for infant discomfort with a bottle format and mentions gentle relief for children.
Ad copy promotes Allin's Foot-Tase powder with peppery flair and a claim of instant relief for weary feet. It markets the product as the original powder for the feet and mentions Browning in a friendly buying context.
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