20 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Westfield Leader
Location
Westfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
1
Local store at 4 Broad St Westfield New Jersey offers painters and artists supplies including picture frames and wall papers. New customers welcomed with selection of framing and decorating items.
Fragmentary newspaper ad touts Allen's Poot Kase for varied ailments with drugstore availability and a price. The copy is garbled but markets a cure all including chalblaing chalbling wording and damp fret.
A Newark vaudeville bill highlights Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Crane in Everybody's Up and Muenner-Allen Co. in She Enchanted Cave at Proctor's New Jersey. Broadway’s Anna Held in The Parisian Model draws acclaim. Leaper by Dr. Appleton Morgan and Willis Vickery celebrated Shakespeare Folio edition garners praise. plus Child Labor Committee letters and social notes from Zenith and Weastfield.
An old advertisement promises immediate relief for feverish children with Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for Children. It name drops several sellers and locations, including merchants in the area, claiming a certain cure is held by multiple dealers.
Dr Faure the renowned French envoy publishes his views on American hospitals. He notes the magnificence of operating rooms and the Mont Shoal Hospital in New York City as the handsomest he has seen. He expresses admiration despite a murder incident that stirs his imagination.
A garbled text fragment discusses prices per pound for babies and radium ore sources, referencing Matima-Habies and Radium for Research. It also mentions the Viennat Academy of Science and a Bavarian women’s work segment, with errant phrases about theft and London stations.
Fragmentary text reports King Behanzin Dahomey presenting his sword to a colonial authority figure, with a court order to craft a sheath from material described oddly as chooty sardine tin. The article includes medical ethics notes about surgeons and patient care, mentioning alcohol abstinence and training.
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