Doctor Warns of Neck Carbuncle Despite Calm Assessment
The physician assures there is no danger as a carbuncle develops on the back of the neck. He urges vigilance and regular monitoring to ensure the condition does not worsen.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
4
The physician assures there is no danger as a carbuncle develops on the back of the neck. He urges vigilance and regular monitoring to ensure the condition does not worsen.
An advertisement touts a remedy for piles including itching bleeding and protrusion with a six day trial period. Pruggists may refund money if ParoOiximent fails to cure within six days.
Mrs E T Gould of Chicago testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills saved her from death by Brights Disease in 1903 after eye trouble backache dizziness and severe headaches. She reports rapid relief and good health since, with kidney secretions improving. pills sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A string of oddly phrased lines offers quips on behavior love and cunning. The passages reference kissing honesty bachelors locksmiths and a furniture collector with a humorous tone. The text reads like stray aphorisms or satirical reflections.
A Manchester black and tan hound tops canine fashion in London with prices around $509. The item appears in BITS AND BREVITIES as a notable price example.
In Siam the most favored imap is American Strobel who serves as the king's counsel and whose advice guides important royal decisions. His majesty consults Strobel, the attorney general, on major steps before acting.
An advertising contest invites families to form words from Y I O Grape Nuts with Webster words countable. Prizes include 20 boxes with 10 gold dollars, 10 with 5, 300 with 1 in paper money, and a top prize of 190 in gold. Contest ends April 30 1906 with 331 winners.
Indiana hopes for state office are shaping up with numerous Democratic and Republican nominees. Frederick A. Sims seeks secretary of state. George R. Durgan eyes the Dem nomination. Eight of thirteen Indiana Congressmen face renomination challenges in five districts, including Zenor, Holliday, McCray, Cromer, Landis, and Overstreet, with notable intra party contention and campaign strain on incumbents.
In 1898 Rev George H Simmons arrived as the Terre Haute First Baptist pastor amid church debt and near dissolution. In two years he paid the debt, grew membership, and launched missions with $6 000 raised. He drew crowds with special sermons and organized youth groups including a Boys Brigade.
The Democratic county committee in the second district met and chose May 1 in Washington as the date and place for folding the congressional convention.
A Maple Grove Farm resident from Walnut Kansas reports a two year skin eruption cured by Cuticura Remedies after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills following an advisory book. The testimonial notes immediate relief and gratitude to Cuticura. Also mentions a separate optimistic versus pessimistic view on snow.
An advertisement promises free seed to grow rich juicy radishes all summer. It touts Salzer's Bargain Seed Book with bargains and surprises in seeds at low prices.
A seed company in La Crosse Wisconsin promotes a special seed catalogue offering a free Bargain Book and a package of Cosmos flowers for a 4 cent remittance. The notice highlights large crops and urges recipients to respond today.
The Nickel Plate Road touts its popular eastbound passenger service noted for care and attention to travelers. Colored porters in uniform aid passengers while trains offer Pullman sleepers and dining service with club or a la carte options. Tickets from La Salle Street Chicago and J. Calahan, General Agent, Adams Street. If at first you don't succeed do it over but don't overdo it.
On several dates round trip home seekers tickets will be on sale at very low rates for many points on the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway covering Tennessee North Alabama and Georgia in the South's prosperous sections. Liberal stop overs allowed and Chicago departures are 23 percent below the one way rate. Contact your home agent or Briard F Hill N P A N C & St L Ry in Chicago for details.
Druggists offer Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure with money back guarantee if it fails. E W Grove signs each box. Itch treated in 230 minutes with Woolford's Sanitary Lotion sold by Druggists and by mail from Dr Detchon Crawfordsville Ind. 1
The Yale Record reports a businesslike proposal scene where Mr. Wilbur asks Miss Tilghman to marry for money and status. She questions his motives and finals arrangements unfold to secure a June wedding with bridesmaids and travel plans, ending with a sharp remark about face and fortune.
A Hoosick Falls boy, now growing into sturdy manhood, credits Grape Nuts with his health. His mother recalls a nervous five year old struggling with indigestion until Grape Nuts became his sole breakfast, aiding strength and daily vigor.
Read letters from women claiming relief from pain and tumor growth after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Fannie D Fox of Bradford Pa reports tumor removal and resumed periods after treatment. Miss Luella Adams of Seattle recalls three months to disappearance of a tumor without surgery. Mrs Pinkham invites inquiries at Lynn Mass for advice and treatment details.
The exchange centers on graft talk with a woman lamenting the prevalence of graft and a man insisting he is not involved, reflecting public sentiment in Detroit as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
An old advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a mild laxative that supposedly regulates the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and cures constipation and a sick headache. It invites readers to send their name and address to Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn NY for a free sample and notes it is sold at all drug stores.
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired feet and ease tight shoes. It claims a free trial package and lists A. and Olmsted of Le Roy New York as the contact for the product.
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