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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
4
An old ad touts Peruna as effective for hay fever and catarrh with patient testimonial and explanations. It claims the tonic stimulates the nervous system to resist irritants and helps through the hay fever season, urging readers to try Peruna for relief.
The text presents fragmented lines asking what it is to be a woman and references to Lewis and a personal or editorial aside. Clear narrative or report context is missing, yielding an unclear piece about gender or authorship.
A fragmentary dialogue references concerns about a woman's appearance and the wear to a facial item. The exchange questions visibility of wear and whether the face looks too thin, mentioning Pucci in a cryptic line.
A fragment discusses bakers using cream of tartar in pastries and cites why some avoid it. The note references diet for patients and mentions baking powder as a controversial ingredient. It notes that certain people still use old cream of tartar baking powder and experience ongoing health issues.
A man crafted a quiet ruse to lure his wife back from a town visit. He sent her copies of loan papers with one item clipped out, prompting her curiosity to return. She arrived within a week to learn what had been concealed, ending her absence. Pittsburgh Press.
The fragment lists twelve guidelines titled Twelve Cood Rules or Twelve God Ruling Charles 1.2, claiming daily memorization and adherence. It mentions prohibitions like no secrets and no quarrels, plus cautions about ill opinions and bad company, ending with a New York Press attribution.
Mrs Rachel Gardner of Wilsoy Kansas recounts severe stomach pains and headaches eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills after doctors failed. She credits the medicine with dramatic relief and now recommends it to others. The pills claim to cure indigestion bloodlessness influenza headaches backaches and neuralgia without opiates. Sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady.
Reports describe a terror-filled outbreak in Siedlce with soldiers and mobs looting, killings, and deportations, while Warsaw sees restaurant attacks and clashes between detectives, soldiers, and revolutionists. The piece notes numerous casualties among Jews and others and mentions a government push to arrest terrorists before evacuation.
In Kwareli, a mountain side broke away and a sea of mud and debris engulfed the town. About 265 people were buried alive and 55 bogies recovered from six feet of mire. Cattle perished and homes destroyed in Tsiaw district Caucasus valley. Similar disasters are common in the region.
Marblehead Massachusetts Roosevelt cup race results show the American yacht Vir, owned by Commander T. L. Park, of the American Yacht Club New York, taking victory Monday. The win gives Vir a third victory in the series and earns Park the cup as best miniature craft among six starters.
In Portland and across 350 of 823 municipalities Maine the Republican candidate Cobb trails by a small margin. Cobb claimed a 7009 plurality or near 9090 and Seth Carter, Republican state chair, forecast Gov Cobb’s election with a reduced but safe plurality while predicting Lituefield's win by a smaller margin.
Carl Schurz reflects on meeting Mazzini, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Bismarck. Holmes stands out for spirited wit, Bismarck for imposing wit and entertaining sarcasm, while Mazzini exudes warm conviction and sacred principles.
During Philadelphia's 1876 centennial a Universal Peace union gathering saw officers and descendants donate swords to be melted into a peace plow. The resulting field cultivator was shaped into a plain agricultural tool and is now exhibited in a Geneva Switzerland hall with an accompanying inscription describing its history.
A candle flickers above a stairway as a shadowy voice calls Katherine then denies anyone is there. The candle goes out and a parlor voice scolds George for calling without being shaved, creating a tense, teasing nocturnal scene.
A Kentucky woman credits Grape-Nuts and cream with reversing digestive trouble and dizziness after indigestion and nerves. She notes renewed strength, mental poise, and relief from heat spells, with occasional pain after rich meals, solved by returning to Grape-Nuts and cream. Postum Co. Battle Creek.
In Waupaca Wisconsin two workers Engineer Armstrong and Fireman McDonald were killed and Roadmaster Lymans Con theeter Petiinsil and five other men were seriously scalded in a creek accident on the Wisconsin Central Monday.
Three Kalamazoo families were poisoned after consuming dried beef delivered to their homes by a man who is at large. Victims lie near death as authorities seek the unidentified supplier linked to the tainted product.
In Eveleth Minnesota a heavier blast than anticipated at the Adams No. mining pit Monday buried and smothered two workers, Austrian John Michaelich and Italian Tony Foward, perished in the incident.
William S. Timberlake of St Paul aged 63 and treasurer of the St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company died at his residence in the city on Monday. He had long served the company and the local business community.
An advertisement extols EGG-O-SEE as the breakfast food with life giving wheat. It credits satisfied wives and mothers for spreading the good word, notes no cooking required, and claims the product makes people strong and wholesome. Free book from EGG-O-SEE Company in Quincy Illinois.
Brazil’s political map divides into 21 states including the federal district with three vast lowland-heavy regions totaling more area than the remaining 18 highland states, yet those highlands hold over 96 percent of the population. The piece promotes Grand Trunk Railway tours to Niagara Falls and Canadian resorts with routes and contact for pamphlets through Geo. W. Vaux in Chicago.
A collage of old ads and political notes includes a quip about a red nose turning purple with continual drinking and references to Lewis' Single Binder cigars priced higher than rivals. It mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and colic, and ends with a proverb about finding a friend as hard as losing an enemy.
An ad notes Putnam dyes claim fast coloring for silk wool and cotton with one boiling. It promotes 10 cents per package and mentions a spinster pondering remembered past events as a humorous aside.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired hot feet and ease tight shoes. It invites readers to request a trial package for free and provides the seller's address in Le Roy New York.
The article notes ancient coinage with brass first struck around 1184 B C and gold and silver by Pheldon the Argos tyrant about 62 B C. It also advertises Great Northern Railway one way Colonists Tickets from Chicago to Seattle Portland Western Washington Spokane and other western destinations at low rates through Oct. 31. For details, contact Max Bass, General Immigration Agent, 220 St. Clair St., Chicago.
June gold production in South Africa marks a record high with six months to date showing nearly 6 million more ounces than last year. Erie Railroad reports fiscal year ending June 30 1906 earnings over 50 million with gains in net and operating improvements. Parasol usage appears as Parisian horse drivers equip horses with sun parasols to beat the heat.
Two letters from Mary Dimmick of Washington recount monthly pain and a threatened operation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports dramatic improvement and renewed mobility. The testimony urges other women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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