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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
2
The piece notes that self admiration from outsiders mirrors self view, mocks modesty in self made men, warns that lawyers attract attention to troubles, and cites blarney stones in engagement rings. It also suggests girls influence suitors toward church and critiques back town ship office campaigns as alarmist.
A testimonial promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ovarian troubles and nervous exhaustion in mothers. Mrs Hoffmann of Brooklyn credits eight years of suffering ending after using the remedy, urging other women to seek advice and purchase the product.
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s union with railroad figures through the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and describes Washington’s evolving rail hub. It highlights new public buildings including the House and Senate offices and the Union Station project, with officers like Edwin Madden and Thad Mahon linked to railroading in their careers.
The article notes many railroad men remain in government roles with Paul Morton leaving to run the Equitable Insurance Company. It mentions several practical railroad workers who could be mobilized if needed.
Senator Dryden of New Jersey, a leader in finance and president of the Prudential Insurance Co., is viewed as a key figure for winter legislative efforts to place the insurance industry under federal control. He stands as a tall, well dressed, courteous figure who rose from private life to the world’s highest legislative body and is known for his clear, carefully chosen speech.
The article recalls a renewed effort to preserve Civil War earthworks around the national capital. Forts encircle Washington in a 37 mile ring from Alexandria to Fort Greble, built to deter Confederate threats and repulse Mosby’s raids. Mosby is noted as a notable figure and Col Mosby is praised as a trusted Interior Department agent and Roosevelt admirer.
Dr David H Reeder discusses wakefulness tied to mental strain and how a warm before bed milk drink aids sleep. He cites cases of long wakefulness, advises light evening meals, and outlines reader questions on enlarged joints and catarrh with practical home treatments.
Mrs M A writes seeking guidance for a beating heart felt in the stomach area. Dr Reeder from La Porte Indiana suggests gas buildup as the cause and advises removing it for a permanent cure while noting temporary relief from lavender oil or coal tablets. He also hints at sharing practical medical notes from the club sections.
Readers are invited to write for health information to the Home Health Club or Dr. David H. Reeder of Laporte Indiana. Include sender name and address and at least four cents in postage. The notice instructs on where to send inquiries.
The piece argues that many commanding men are easily influenced by others who appear different from those who command, highlighting subtle dynamics of authority and persuasion.
A promotional piece extols Mull's Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation and stomach troubles. It argues neglect and improper treatment worsen health, warns against laxatives, and claims the tonic, made from Concord grape juice, strengthens the intestines and prevents disease. A free bottle offer targets first-time users.
A short label note states the genuine item bears a date and number stamped on the label by the druggist.
A clergyman fond of a hot pickle brand travels with a bottle. At a restaurant a stranger asks for the pickles and, after a joke, is told the minister preaches about hell. The Yankee realizes the minister carries samples.
A Somerville Journal remark suggests fewer business failures if men avoid overreacting to minor provocations and pondering questions like the father of the American navy. A Puck quip adds that the half ignorant of the other half often assumes it lives on borrowed money.
Hon J A Goulden member of Congress for the 18th New York district and Bath Soldiers' Home trustee reports personal cure from kidney and bladder troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes relief by the second day and urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo selling 50 cents a box.
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