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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
7
The advertisement promotes a Cuticura set including Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills. It claims to cleanse skin, soften crusts, soothe itching, and expel humor germs, offering a one dollar package that cures skin and scalp disorders from infancy onward when other remedies fail.
A Wisconsin Agriculturist editor reports on Manitoba and western Canada during a spring trip. He notes vast arable land, deep loam soils, No. 1 hard wheat, high yields from 23 million acres, and strong dairy and cheese potential with favorable climate. Medicine Hat uses natural gas for heat and light. coal and clay resources exist. government agents offer Atlases and rail rate info.
A forthcoming rabbit cannery in Kansas City will provide a market for rabbits, which are currently treated as pests. The plant is expected to help farmers in the shortgrass country by offering a legitimate outlet for the commodity and by converting rabbits into marketable meat.
A Yorktown physician Dr Leland Williamson endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a specific for kidney diseases. He cites patient cases including Robert Weeks who recovered after six weeks, gaining weight, and asserts pills relieve back pain and urine issues. The report quotes Punch in support of the remedy's credibility.
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease curing painful feet with a claim it relieves swelling and sweating. It notes it is sold by druggists and shoe stores with a sample free offer and lists A. K. Olmsted of Le Roy, New York. A Chicago Tribune quote warns against fashion folly.
An ad promotes Hoxsie's Croup Cure claiming a positive cure for croup whooping cough pneumonia and diphtheria with no opiates or magnesia priced at 50 cents. Signed by A P Hoxsie of Buffalo New York. It includes a Kam's Horn quotation.
A collage of verses recalls heroic acts at a railway wreck urging flag 49, a playful Chicago Daily News poem about Uncle Bill’s fanciful laws for children, and a reflective thankfulness piece from the Chicago Record Herald.
Glowing verse from L M Montgomery and Mr De Wolfe Howe contrasts a lively Northland wind with life kept in tune by art. The passages reflect on music of life, resilience through hardship, and social snubs when crops fail and luck turns. Washington Sta. fragment closes with a harsh remark.
Nixon Waterman advises cheerful acceptance as a witty fable on dairy abundance and fortune. The piece contrasts fretting over losses with enjoying present fruit and a humorous outlook.
A quote urges caution in judging people by appearances. It notes many worthless pictures in fine frames and worthy canvases in poor frames. It warns that innocent looks can hide flaws and warns against wealth reflected in a lady’s gem.
A Indianapolis woman Miss Flora Hauser reports severe nasal congestion from childhood catarrh improved after four weeks of Peruna. She says her head cleared and she has had no trouble since, urging others to try the remedy.
Dr Martman promotes Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy. A Wisconsin woman, Amanda Johnson of Fairchild, recounts headaches and eye pain eased, glasses discarded, and general health improved after four weeks of Peruna.
An old advertisement claims Peruna restores fading beauty by cleansing mucous membranes and improving facial symmetry. It urges daily preventive use against catarrh and offers free medical advice from Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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