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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
3
The article describes Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo publishing full ingredient lists for his medicines, asserting transparency and lack of alcohol or narcotics. It promotes Favorite Prescription for women and explains use of native medicinal plants learned from Indigenous knowledge.
The article surveys dairy industry trends from the Northeast to the Pacific coast. It notes rising urban demand for milk and dairy products, high grain costs, and health rules increasing production costs. It highlights state roles in dairying progress, with emphasis on Michigan Indiana North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and California Washington Oregon and the potential of grade cows for profits over seven to nine years.
The cattle fever tick found on sheep throughout the range country upends prior beliefs. Denver Field and Farm notes experts work to eradicate the pest with congressional funding. First discovery occurred when a lone sheep left in an isolated field carried ticks for a month before detection. The infestation has spread rapidly, now affecting entire herds in multiple states.
A traditional farmer faces the onset of frost and autumn conditions, turning attention to livestock and fodder as crops are stored. The poem-like line evokes the prudence of rural life and seasonal work.
An old warning touts backache as a sign of kidney trouble and promotes a home vegetable-based cleanse. It describes urine tests, lists symptoms like back pain and frequent urination, and recommends a compound of Karyon, dandelion extract, and sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at bedtime.
The election board completes the canvass for governor and seven other state officers. Charles N. Harkell of Muckoge is declared governor with a 27 788 plurality. Also notes funds from Miss Helen Gould for naval gymnasium equipment. A drug ad promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative with free samples by mail from Racine Wisconsin.
Stuyvesant Fish, director and ex-president of the inland Central Railroad, has arrived from New York. He will stay until after the stockholders meeting on Wednesday, when observers expect him to challenge E H Harriman interests and seek control of the railroad. Preventics cold tablets promoted by druggists promise quick relief and pneumonia prevention with quinine, 48 tablets for 25 cents. trial boxes 5 cents, sold by J H Stewart.
A dialogue-style snippet shows a man lamenting his dismissal from a firm. He says the company has ended its relationship with him in blunt terms, while commenting on how the situation is perceived. The exchange hints at personal and professional disruption following the layoff.
Chicago Association of Commerce member Rob ert Mather of the Rock Island Railway urges sane effective national railroad regulation. The report notes Emperor Francis Joseph’s health remains stable. University of Chicago defeats Indiana University 27 to 6 in Chicago. Floods along the Rhone and Loire rivers recede. Cunarder ships Lusitania and Mauretania could carry 20 000 troops per voyage if war occurs. Copper mine closures hit southern Mexico. Waterway channeling renews St. Marys river at West Neebish Michigan.
The London News notes that England adopted golf from Holland via Dutch balls and Flemish holes. It cites Froissart and historical records showing early putt games in the Low Countries and describes the earlier holed target and hammer headed driving games that arrived from France.
Postoffice handles at least 180000 letters yearly with no addresses some containing money about 6000 pounds. Cryptic addresses puzzle experts with examples such as Oban vi dock for Holborn Viaduct and Hilewite for Isle of Wight. Some letters reach officials like Hazelbeach Northamptonshire and a note to the Coctery of Ware Chelsea Oslittle London Queen Victoria sent to the secretary of war.
Mr. W. Bigler of Piqua Ohio describes his old age as shaky and trembly and weak and sleepless saying nothing equals the discomfort and fatigue of his condition.
In a testimonial from Mr Bigler the Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills are praised as a powerful tonic for old age. He reports steadier nerves stronger vitality and restful sleep after using the medicine. The note cites a druggist corroboration and claims broad support from other seniors. Each box costs 50 cents at dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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