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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
3
Jersey City resident Mrs Jane Farrell reports relief from heavy aches swollen eyes and high color urine after using Deans Kidney Pills. She says the pills improved her health and plan to continue use. Milburn Co Buffalo New York distributes the product at 50 cents a box.
A historical note advises that pineapple should be eaten in small portions and not cooked to maximize digestion. It warns against swallowing the fibrous part with juice, suggesting a quarter of a tree half an inch thick per meal and recommending ripe fruit.
Local readers are urged to write Mr. Zaegel of 97 Main Street Sheboygan to receive free samples of an extract made from roots and herbs claimed to treat Rheumatism backache piles and general illness. The offer promises trial samples by mail with no lasting obligation.
The fifty ninth congress closed after noon as President Roosevelt signed enrolled bills in the senate room. Senator Gallinger abandoned his ship subsidy push and Carmack’s filibuster ended. Grosvenor received a 300 piece club silver service from colleagues as a closing gesture.
A wife reads a letter from a girl found in Dave's pocket. She remarks that the girl is a fool if she knew him, adding that the act exposes the deeper flaw in his reputation. The excerpt contrasts public cynicism with private judgment.
New York district attorney Jerome reports the cross examination of Dr. Britton D. Evans, defense alienist in the Thaw case, has ended. Dr. Charles G. Wagner then testified, hinting the defense may rest soon while Mrs. William Thaw could take the stand next, signaling potential completion of the defense case.
A Missouri Pacific passenger train leaving at 7 20 PM was robbed by two masked men. Miner Lou Jeff was killed after resisting. W I Westlake of Toledo was wounded in the hand by a stray shot. Robbers escaped with about $100, watches and revolvers.
In New York a coroner's inquest into the February 16 Central Railroad Bronx wreck that killed 23 persons returned a verdict holding the operating and construction departments responsible. The coroner failed to obtain individual recommendations and said he would detain the entire board of directors and the president until ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
Gov. Sheldon received official notice that Burlington Railroad will accept the two-cent fare law without resistance and revise its passenger rates accordingly.
Vice President Maher of Union Pacific on Monday denied reports that the company would shift its headquarters from Omaha Nebraska to Kansas City as retaliation against the two cent fare bill.
A medical note recommends Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in specific amounts to improve blood disorders. It advises shaking and taking teaspoonful doses after meals and at night, claims gentle action, and says pharmacies can supply the ingredients at low cost. It promises relief for rheumatism and chronic backache.
A German journalist praised Secretary Taft and NH Congressman Sulloway for size and presence. The observer noted Sulloway towers over others, remarking he is larger than any in the imperial guards and plans a full letter about him. The piece also includes an old patent medicine ad and a line about Kisiel’s Family Pills.
A London Field writer recalls spotting a huge crocodile about 27 or 28 feet long seen near by five or six small figures described as mugger bodyguards. An old Cawnpore resident says mugger crocodiles act as guardians and warn of danger to their overlord, if such behavior is real.
Two men confront each other in a tense exchange. Rivers denies the grip rumor, Brooks contradicts, calls it slander, then they shake hands and move on, ending the feud momentarily.
An old man with many losses and misfortunes pursued life with firm resolve to enjoy real happiness. He sought wholesome recreation and fun, always aiming to see humor and the duty of happiness in life's path.
A patient writes that switching from coffee to Postum cured her spinal irritation and nervous trouble. After years of suffering despite medical care, she notes improved health, better appetite, and the ability to walk blocks and resume activities she thought impossible.
Now Wes Total focus offers 12c postpaid seeds with a $1.00 value, 16c adds Berliner Earliest cauliflower and mammoth plant nursery stock Tepetanie farm seed tools. Catalog mailed free to all purchasers. Write today John A Salzer Seeds Co Box W La Crosse Wis.
Stewart Edward White describes a blanket sleep method: lie on your back, blanket over you, raise legs, tuck edges alternately, wrap shoulders, and sleep. If you roll, one edge loosens while the other tightens.
Proof of merit lies in cures and voluntary testimonials from users over six decades. Allcock's Plasters are presented as the original genuine porous plasters, superior to imitations with holes, and recommended over substitutes as one would avoid counterfeit money.
A small town Colorado paper runs an ad praising an old established undertaker business noting high mortality and fever deaths fund profits, with a judge's quote. It also promotes Joliet employment information and quotes F Marion Crawford on self-respect guarded vanity. Garfield Tea marketed as a pure laxative from herbs.
Manila issues building permits at a daily rate from ten to twenty five, covering both large and small projects, signaling a surge in construction activity.
An ad from Northern Land & Inc. Co. of St. Paul Minnesota markets land selling hustlers and promises full value, with scattered branding for Lewis cigar products and medical remedies like Paizo ointment and Mrs Winslow soothing syrup. The fragmentary text mixes marketing lines with stray proverbs and outdated advertisements.
An era style ad page touts laxatives and tonics. It markets Garfield Tea for liver issues, promotes Brom Quinine laxatives, and claims cures for fits and nervous diseases with Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Includes addresses and prices from Philadelphia and references to public figures.
Wages in the machine factories of Germany advanced last year by 10 to 15 percent as industrial pay moved higher across the sector.
Allen's Foot-Ease sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free trial package and address of Allen S. Olmsted. The short Runabout joke features Reggy's automobile misadventure and a judge remark about recovery in a suit against the seller.
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