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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
4
Clyde F. Camerer of Rosalia Washington credits Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root with saving his life from kidney liver and bladder trouble after severe back and side pain and breathing difficulty. He reports taking ten bottles and feeling as well as ever.
A promotional letter from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York invites readers to obtain a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The ad notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles available at drug stores and asks buyers to mention the paper.
The Bronx man discovers the so called hailstone on his back stoop was actually left by the iceman. The city editor notes there is nothing in the tale, and the report ends with a correction.
A brief note highlights the satisfying quality of Lewis Linzis Binders, praised as unmatched by any other 5c cigar, signaling distinct craftsmanship and a notable smoking experience.
In Los Angeles James B. McNamara and John J. McNamara pleaded guilty to charges tied to explosive attacks. James faces sentencing December 5 at 2 pm for murder. John receives a 10 am sentencing slot.
A playful exchange quotes Tom explaining reciprocity as trading favors while Mabel jokes about annexation. The light dialogue references Canada like relations and a flirtatious moment, highlighting cautious optimism about cross border ties.
A non superstition remark about a sensible woman triggers a tense exchange. The dialogue hints at a ghosted relationship and a contested claim shaping the mood and response of those involved.
A garbled fragment describes a question about meals and a departure. References to "Why" and a boarding house imply a social or domestic scene with unclear surrounding details. The text centers on a mystery around wellness and nourishment.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Derby’s Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney and body ailments. It urges readers with diabetes dropsy Bright’s disease back pain and other symptoms to visit a drugstore for a free sample and claims safe, scientific relief with 25c or 50c packages.
A comic Harper's Magazine anecdote recounts a St Luke's rector who insists the church coal go to the wrong cellar. The drayman says he was told otherwise, and a black worker explains that Saint Luke himself interrupted and caused the mix up with fits.
Former Massachusetts governor W L Douglas argues in the Boston Herald for a licensing plan to regulate interstate commerce by large corporations. He suggests a Washington department to grant licenses, full capital payment, semi yearly public statements certified by accountants, and state examiners with authority to inspect corporate records and directorates.
A frank lady asks how a woman knows so much about Europe. Miss Cayenne explains she stayed at home and read guidebooks rather than travel, gaining knowledge through books.
A jagged OCR fragment references a stiff neck and a vague dispute. It mentions an adviser or Hamlin related to a bee or signal, but content remains garbled with no clear event, date, or organization identifiable.
A wind of incidents sweeps Indiana with liquor probes in Loogootee and multiple poisoning cases. Reports recount rifle accidents near Montgomery, street-car injuries in Indianapolis, dictagraph controversy in Gary, accidental shootings in Laporte, and a hospital fire in Indianapolis. Localities list deaths, injuries, arrests, and political dry wins in Scottsburg Vienna township.
A patient from Terre Haute Indiana describes severe urinary pain and relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. After three doctors failed and an operation was advised, the patient passed a pea sized gravel stone and then two more, with rapid improvement leading to a full cure. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills at 60 cents in all stores.
A fortune teller proclaims a destined marriage to wealth for two individuals. The curiously phrased reading ends with a grim warning that death will claim them two days after the event.
A reader recounts a severe leg wound from a fall that worsened until Cuticura Ointment stopped the pain and began healing. She also extols Cuticura Soap for cleaning her face without smarting and without lotions. Samples are offered by mail from Cuticura, Boston.
A Detroit Free Press comment ridicules ideas to plant flowers and hedges along rail lines. It argues that feather beds would be a safer, quainter alternative to prevent injuries when trains collide.
A Christmas gift suggestion highlights Waterman s Ideal fountain pen as the best and most imitated model. It advises buyers to insist on the genuine from reputable dealers. The snippet ends with a remark about a man discovering he could be a fiction writer after hearing his love letters read in court.
A vintage advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children eases teething pain and wind colic. It promises gum relief and reduced inflammation with a 25 cent bottle price.
A small bottle has become a family jar and Lewis' Single Binder is praised for a rich mellow flavor. The text reflects poetic lines about harm and fear, implying the smoker's experience and caution when injury occurs.
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