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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
An ad-like fragment promotes Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming dramatic benefit during a woman's critical life period. It notes price 50 cents a box by Foster-Milburn Co. and Buffalo distribution. Other text shows a separation of stressed quotes and a domestic dispute remark about divorce and help with children.
An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to cure tired feet and corns while easing new shoe pressure. It claims use for breaking in new shoes and dancing, priced two cents, with a sample offer and address in Le Roy New York. Carlyle quote follows.
The board advertises a special opening for manufacturers in North Battleford Saskatchewan. It highlights brick yard foundry steam laundry and other lines and notes home steads along the railway under construction. It urges prompt information and writes about goods and services for the growing town.
A classroom scene ends the song when a girl raises her hand. She tells the teacher that Johnny might improve if he whistles, prompting a pause to consider the remark.
Warns against mercurial catarrh ointments and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as safer alternatives. Emphasizes physicians and testimonials. mentions price and internal use. Includes product claims from J Cheney & Co. and warnings about harm.
In a dramatic exchange McGinnis asks about Casey and O'Reilly reveals he tried to asphyxiate himself by lighting every gas jet in the house and waiting. The exchange ends with a quip implying cynicism about deeds and consequences despite dire acts.
An elderly woman and her daughter recount relief from eczema and scalp itch with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The aunt's hair stopped falling and began regrowing after six months, while the narrator’s winter feet healed from cracking and itching. Ellsworth Dunham of Hiram Maine notes the treatment's lasting benefit.
A Rochester Post Express tale recounts Mark Twain’s famous Nevada hike when his matches were ruined by water and he went six hours without a smoke. He found a dry match on the ground and lit his pipe, calling it the greatest luck of his life.
A physician argues coffee harms health linking constipation stomach and nervous trouble. He cites a 42 year old coffee drinker who suffered nervous prostration and was advised to quit coffee, then switched to Postum after reading an advertisement. The account portrays coffee as a hidden poison undermining health and urges readers to consider alternatives.
Charles K. Hamilton piloted the first airline express from Governor's Island to Philadelphia via the upper route. He completed the 88 mile leg in 1 hour 50 minutes with seven cylinders functioning. He landed short of Perth Amboy after missing the return path and landed safely.
A Brandeis brief for Louis R. Gravis before the Ballinger Pinchot committee accuses Secretary Ballinger of ignorance of Alaska affairs and says his subordinates acted without responsibility. The brief argues the defense would not reassure private interests in trust positions. Other briefs support Pinchot and Ballinger sides respectively.
A Montreal blaze trapped twenty workers including women and men in the Herald building basement as wreckage and debris blocked exits. About thirty injured, with several fatally, as a water tank fell and gas pipes exploded, sending flames through the upper floors while staff fought smoke and chaos.
A portion of a man's coat claimed by local fishermen to belong to Porter Charlton was recovered Monday from Lake Como. The find comes from waters near the earlier discovery of the trunk and body of Mary Scott Castle Charlton, supporting theories of a double murder.
The article argues farm land in Canada offers rising value and strong returns for investors and workers. It cites higher land values after three years residence, rail access within ten miles, and favorable grain markets. It notes vast land supply, growing migration from the United States, and government literature available through agents.
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Salve in a trial size tube for Red itching eyelids cysts styes and falling eyelashes. It urges readers to ask their druggist or write Marine Eye Remedy Co. Cage. A grass widow offers reference rarely.
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