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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as effective remedies for skin conditions including eczema, burns, ringworm, pimples, chaps, and itching. It claims rapid relief and offers free samples on request from Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
A Chicago Record-Herald snippet reports a husband facing career disruption after a public dob loss. He says he must regain reinstatement soon or must seek employment elsewhere, underscoring looming employment uncertainty.
A humorous line from Journal Amusant features a blind man who jokes about not seeing ugly women, saying you are a pretty lady and clarifying his blindness. The exchange highlights wry wit in light entertainment.
A compact opinion piece contrasts war with health concerns, arguing the world outgrows war while Garfield Tea is presented as a remedy for dyspepsia, implying a health solution amid conflict narratives.
An advertisement claims spring brings a pink eye outbreak and advertises Marine Eye Remedy as reliable relief. The copy notes vision troubles are intensified at close range, accompanying the sales pitch with practical cautions.
State Insurance Commissioner Ekern warns fraternal societies that fixed or non scientific rates threaten contracts and prompt repudiation. Re rating aims to ensure beneficiaries receive every dollar due, with Modern Woodmen of America cited for lower rates based on actual society experience versus standard tables. The Chicago Reader urges members to consider the impact on families before dropping coverage.
A medical authority urges summoning a doctor at once for sore throat or intestinal troubles as delays may hide serious illnesses. Delays waste valuable time and the golden opportunity to treat early may be lost, with diphtheria feared in throat and several abdominal issues behind intestinal signs.
The Paxton Toilet Company of Boston offers a large trial box of Paxtine Antiseptic to any woman free upon request. The item is advertised as a cleansing and germicidal toilet preparation.
Your avist will refund money if patient fails to cure any case of itching within 14 days. One bottle or protruding piles in gira 14 days. 50c.
An optimist is a man who knows his troubles might be worse. Garfield Tea, a natural remedy for constipation, is promoted as reliable.
A concise note highlights how a bride remains composed and self-possessed as she is given away, reflecting calm poise and traditional ceremony dynamics.
Capt Robert F Scott's narrative of the Antarctic depôt party details a perilous trek from Cape Evans on January 25 1911. Crews combat blizzards crevasses and drifting ice as ponies dogs and men struggle toward Hut Point amid losses and near disasters.
A fragmented line reads as a quote about personal responsibility and error. The text hints at a moral or philosophical note on how individuals handle mistakes in life. It lacks a clear event, person, or organization to anchor a full news summary.
In a fragmentary excerpt, critics discuss Mohawk society and the moral weight of progress. The dialogue references Niagara water power, Arizona state plans, and a hypothetical century of labor, suggesting a critique of exploitation and environmental cost.
A 1910 Arkansas letter from Miss Elizabeth Gehrki of Fort Smith details severe neck eczema lasting about six months. She describes intense itching, sleepless nights, temporary doctor visits, and eventual improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and related products for three weeks. The testimonial notes initial relief within a day and complete curing within a week, with additional mention of a gunpowder burn treated similarly.
Luther Burbank urges constant kindness and care for children and plants. He says surround children with music laughter and beauty and provide sun air and blue sky for years not just days.
Local talk mixes Dugan and Casey with a boast of a new automobile and a barefoot excursion in the old country. The chatter mentions a turnout that drew notable attention and an eviction pattern attributed to Dugan.
An eye remedy claims to ease smarting and watery eyes with a fast acting formula. It cites a physician’s practice history and describes packaging with a medicated salve marketed by Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
The dialogue records Senator Sorghum saying reform ideas align with the public mood while suggesting he and his allies do not require reform. The exchange implies skepticism about political self interest in policy changes.
An old advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It highlights a thirty year use history and urges mothers to ensure the product bears Fletcher’s signature for authenticity.
A brief note records an objection to remarks quoted as sound advice. The exchange suggests Be Oakes would have preferred a different reception of the guidance. No additional context or names are provided beyond the cited dialogue.
Fragmentary text mentions EWTN and a cigar reference with no coherent event or identities. Unable to determine a specific person or organization to name as主. Further readable context needed for a proper card.
The text presents a disjointed, playful riff on eyes and happiness with scattered phrases about brown and gray eyes. It reads like a fragmentary lyric or joke without a clear narrative or event.
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder to shrink shoe size by shaking it into worn footwear. It markets the product as ideal for dancing parties and breaking in new shoes and includes a sample-free address in Le Roy, New York.
A dialogue discusses a large pool of information treated as a fund yet questions arise about converting it into a campaign treasury. The exchange references a senator and sorghum as a metaphor for limiting contributions and proper use of resources.
An old ad promotes Cole's Carboli salve for skin diseases and burns. It promises instant pain relief and scarless healing, with sizes 250 and 50 cents by druggists. Free samples available by writing J W Cale & Co. at Black River Falls Wisconsin.
Brief note cites a German satire from Fliegende Blaetter on engagement and age, quoting a quip about secrets in love and marriage customs. It reflects humorous social commentary rather than a specific event or person.
An 19th century style ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims gum softening, reduced inflammation, pain relief, and wind colic cure with a 35 cent bottle price.
A concise life reminder from Epictetus to avoid forbidden actions and to control thoughts. The maxim urges discipline and moral restraint in daily choices and intentions.
A vintage ad touts Garfield Tea as a mild herb laxative to restore normal action to liver kidneys stomach and bowels. It claims many brave men lose nerve in a dentist chair and urges purchase from druggists.
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