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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1902
Page
7
The ad claims Blood Balm B B B cures chronic skin eruptions, itching, burning, and sores by purifying the blood. It offers free samples and prepaid mail order from Loop Bat Co at 12 Mitchell Street Atlanta Georgia with free medical advice upon description of trouble.
In a brief classroom exchange, Johnny asks about iron’s origin and a teacher prompts him to share what he knows. The dialogue references a parent’s remark about smelting iron, illustrating a simple oral lesson on early metallurgy.
A jumble of 1950s era ads tout medicines and cures including Allen's Foot Ease for foot problems and Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials. The column references Savannah Georgia mail requests and a tall shot tower in Villach Austria, reflecting a mixture of consumer remedies and distant anecdotes common in period classifieds.
Dear Mrs Pinkham Inflammation and ulceration of the uterus left me in pain for eight years until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash brought renewed health. After months of gradual improvement I now enjoy life fully for three years. The letter urges sick women to write for advice and warns against other medicines.
In 1890 Gladstone, famed for his theater interest, met the author during the Ravenswood first night in Edinburgh. He grilled the chronicle writer on how Irving staged pivotal scenes, including the final discovery of Ravenswood’s drowned hat. He also cited his admiration for Scott's Bride of Lammermoor.
A story recounted with humor about Nell and her mother giving the Ferguson family coachman a sequence of eight calls from 1 to 5. The speaker remarks the moment was “killing” in its amusement, though the other person sees little humor beyond the routine chauffeured errands.
A brief exchange from the Washington Star features Miss Cayenne judging Mr Briggins as unoriginal in conversation while noting his good judgment in that trait. The line captures a witty clash in social discourse.
A letter to Dr Hartman from J D Botkin reports long stomach catarrh and constipation improving with Peruna. L F Verdery of Augusta Georgia says Peruna relieved catarinal dyspepsia and made him feel like a new person. The ad claims Peruna cures summer catarrh and dyspepsia, urging readers to write for free medical advice.
The article urges inhaling through the nose in all atmospheres and allowing occasional mouth breaths for pure air. It notes overheated, poorly ventilated cars and offices require fresh air to restore balance. Best breathing times are early morning and late night to aid sleep. It suggests practice in street waits and at street corners to form habits.
In a light moment, SPECIMENS thanks Miss Singleton for her gifts of jewelry at birthdays while a Young Archaeologist asks if she preserved some of the earliest specimens. The playful dialogue hints at family affection and curiosity about antiquities.
The narrowest street in the world is Kitty Witches in Great Yarmouth England at fifty five inches wide. The street’s extreme width allows a resident to lean from a window and shake hands with a neighbor across the gap.
Seaboard Air Line announces that effective May 15, 1902 two thousand mile tickets previously priced at 40 will be withdrawn from sale. Seaboard interchangeable 1000 mile tickets at 25 may still be available. Inquire of agents or company representatives.
Reader from Trinity Springs Ind reports favor for Dr Kline’s remedy over Piso’s Cure for Consumption and claims strong relief for coughs and colds in Archit Philadelphia area. The note dated February 18 1900 references Dr Kline’s bottle and its perceived efficacy.
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