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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
7
Pattern No 5671 offers simple yoke style dresses with a full blouse waist for girls ages 8 to 14. The illustration shows red and black check with red yoke and cuffs trimmed in black braid. Materials listed include challs cash mer albatross linen and gingham. four and three eighths yards needed for a 12 year size.
A 40 page tray book showcases 46 wild animals in natural colors with a barometer and calendar, plus a gun and trap catalog with prices on raw furs. Sent post paid for 10 cents in stamps or silver. Free to those who sign up or buy from us. N. W. Hide and Fur Co. Minneapolis.
A novel radiance application captures an X ray photograph of a car’s engine without removing the hood. The image shows the internal machinery clearly, indicating potential new uses for Roentgen rays.
An Oswego County family reports a year and half old child with severe eczema treated by multiple doctors without improvement. They claim Cuticura remedies cured the child in a week and saved the eye from further damage, urging use of Cuticura for skin and blood impurity. Also a 1906 seed catalogue ad offers 12 cent postpaid seeds and a free catalog.
A French baker in Versailles faced trial for polygamy after marrying five women who lived with him. The defense claimed the women married him, not vice versa, and he said neither money nor love motivated the unions. Three wives testified but did not prosecute, calling him a toper. He was acquitted.
Pattern No 5699 describes a dainty Empire style dress for a five year old with pox plaits and back fullness held by wide ties. Fabric options include nainsook china silk lawn dimity and gingham. Size range 2 to 6 years with material estimate of 2 5/8 yards for 36 inch width. Address orders with size and pattern number. The page also notes a humorous aside about money on call from the Atlanta Constitution.
An advertisement in a London paper seeks a competent organic analyst able to perform radioactive determinations for a Westminster laboratory. Commencing salary is 30 shillings weekly, roughly seven and a half dollars.
The line urges aiming high beyond ordinary reach, suggesting ambition lifts effort and impact. It emphasizes lofty goals can elevate a person’s actions and outcomes even if the target remains unattainable.
In Wisconsin, a woman says years of illness from cerebro spinal congestion female trouble and stomach issues improved after a doctor prescribed Grape-Nuts and banned white bread for two years. She claims intake every day since helped her recover strength and brain function and asks others to publish the letter to aid others.
A one of a kind vehicle built for an Indian maharajah combines a boat shaped body painted rainbow and a four wheel skeleton carriage. The craft can serve as a state carriage or be unslung into an electric launch. Weighing under one ton it carries a driver and four passengers.
The article praises Allcock's porous plaster as a sixty year old, safe remedy used worldwide. It emphasizes careful ingredient selection, purity, ease of use for children, and notes the product as the original genuine plaster sold by druggists globally.
Theodore Gill, famed fish authority, serves the United States government for one dollar a month. Dr. Harrison G. Dyer, mosquito expert, contributes years of knowledge for twenty five dollars monthly. Gif ford Pinchett, head of the forestry service, earns forty five dollars yearly. Several other wealthy men appear on the payroll at nominal sums, driven by pleasure in "doing things," per President Roosevelt.
An old time advertisement page touts Putnam facial dyes at 10 cents per package and promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain. It also markets PAZO ointment for piles with a 6 to 14 day guarantee and Garfield Tea as a liver and blood purifier. The piece ends with Emerson and moral snippets about daily worth.
An 19th century drug ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a one hundred dollar reward for cures that fail. F J Cheney Co of Toledo guarantees the firm and provides testimonials. Walpina Kinnan Marvin endorse the business assurances. The cure is taken internally and sold for 75 cents per bottle. Also touts Emily Pills for constipation.
A playful tale set in ancient times follows Priscilla and George as they clash over chores and chivalry. George returns battered from a fray seeking Priscilla to mend his armor, but she retorts with a sharp quip about lacking a blacksmith wife. The knightUltimately seeks a tavern refuge after his defeat.
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