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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
4
The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous headaches and neuralgia caused by nerve nutrition lack. It features Mrs Addie Merrill of Auburn Missouri praising relief and weight gain after using the pills, noting headaches stopped. A second fragment mentions a teacher and a girl named Rosie in a separate scene.
Comptroller Ridgely's 1906 report shows US banking power at 16.46 billion dollars, while all foreign countries total 24.95 billion. The US has grown 219 percent in 16 years, compared with 102.6 percent for foreign banks combined.
An advertising pamphlet urges private reflection to judge one's character and promote health. It touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer as a cure for St Vitus Dance and nervous diseases, promising free trial materials upon request from Dr. R. H. Kline, Philadelphia.
The remark frames a tension between advocates seeking equal rights and critics who argue for the prerogatives of others, highlighting a broader conflict over who earns protections and how duties are balanced in society.
Guaranteed relief for itching burning or protruding piles. claims cure in six to fourteen days with money back. Includes promise of refund if not cured.
A brief exhortation stresses honesty as a core business principle. It emphasizes that truthful dealings build trust, reduce risk, and pay off through better reputation and long term success.
In a Senate debate Senator Heyburn criticized public land laws and the forest reserve system. He claimed Idaho counties lost public improvements to government grants and alleged eastern capital acquisition of timber lands. He warned against land grabs and criticized the forestry association leadership including the secretary of agriculture.
Jefferson City Missouri house committee report finds over six years the Stockyards company sold 14004 bushels of corn and 15000000 pounds of hay more than it bought. It alleges farmers and shippers were shorted. A bonded weighmaster is recommended to report to the state. A commission reduction and a weights and charges law are urged.
A drift explosion at Thomas coal mines in Tucker county near Elkins West Virginia on the Western Maryland railroad killed 22 men. Five bodies were recovered and the remaining 17 were believed dead. Most workers were foreigners.
The passage traces beginnings of animal collections from ancient cultures to early zoos. It notes Chinese, Indian, Greek, Roman, and pre Spanish Mexican gardens as early forms, cites a 1150 B C Chinese menagerie, Daniel's writings as a primitive example, and mentions sacred white horses and white elephants in Asia and Europe. A live giraffe reached Schonbrunn in 1828.
Brooklyn mother credits Cuticura products with curing her twelve year old son after years of failing treatments. She notes initial improvement after the first Ointment and full recovery following use of Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent.
Engineers accept the feasibility of transmitting electric power 750 miles from the Victoria Falls to the Transvaal gold fields. The project challenges economic soundness, yet contracts have been let indicating the undertaking will proceed, making it the most extraordinary power scheme attempted.
A historical notice touts Garfield Tea as an all purpose remedy for constipation liver health blood purification colds and rheumatism claiming broad health benefits and general wellbeing.
A jumble of nostalgia laden lines promotes items from cigars to tonics and child teething syrups. The quirky copy hints at marketing phrases and moral quips, including a slogan about married life and a warning about financial woes, all typical of late 19th or early 20th century paper nostalgia.
An old-style ad highlights Lewis' Factory Peoria Illinois products. It markets Lewis' single cigars and a cold cure pill named to restore health in one day with a money-back guarantee. The piece also includes a Shakespearean style quote and a Marcus Aurelius aphorism about faults and poverty.
The John A. Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin touts a new two foot long cathead variety in its catalog claiming it is a wonders cereal hay food.
Free 148 page seed and tool catalog mailed to buyers. Send 6c for samples including Two Foot Long Oats. John A Salzer Seed Co Box W La Crosse Wis offers catalog and free cereal samples for inquiries.
A San Francisco man from Portland, F S Morris, stays dry in rain at the Imperial. He says Oregon rain falls so fast rivers rise two feet above banks, praising his home climate.
The notice warns that imitations closely resemble Allcock's Plasters but lack their quality and may cause harm. It stresses that Allcock's is the original genuine porous plaster and cautions buyers to insist on the real product when purchasing external remedies.
A cheerful woman dismisses the endless chain prayer yet recalls a personal gain from it. She describes how sending five names and a ten cent piece to manufacturers yielded a silk petticoat that did not crock while she wore it.
Six miners killed and twelve or more hurt in a coal train wreck on the Northwestern railway near Des Moines Iowa Monday evening. Rescue crews fear more victims may be found as debris is cleared.
A cold wave struck New Orleans Monday morning after heavy rain with thunder and lightning. Temperatures plummeted by 15 degrees in under an hour.
A Midland Valley freight train was held up Sunday night in Foraker Osage Nation. A party of determined men climbed into the tender and unloaded nearly all the coal without ceremony.
Fragments indicate a self inflicted accidental death in unclear context with no identifiable names, dates, places, or organizations available. The fragmentary text cannot establish concrete facts for a proper newspaper card.
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