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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
7
An old health ad discusses Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound claiming it helps women during the change of life. It cites many letters praising the remedy and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Ber a Ross. The text also mentions historical railway tickets and baggage figures, ending with a philosophical note on beauty.
An interview with the dowager Duchess of Newcastle details her Whitechapel philanthropy, comparing her to Jane Addams. It covers her move from Mayfair, faith engagement, and roles with clergy, plus family ties to the Newcastle line and Rome. Also mentions Lady Mary of Chicago Chronicle and a note on a Hickorynut cake shelling tip.
W J Hill of Concord North Carolina a hardware harness store owner and JP testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache and disordered kidneys. He bought a box at Gibson Drug Store and reports improved health and no back pain. A free trial offer is extended by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with nationwide sales at 50 cents per box.
Collection of short items and notices. Contains DIY baby cradle tips, a medical testimonial from Alston Michigan on Dodd's Kidney Pills, a humorous exchange about a political candidate, a feet care claim for ease of walking, a Le Roy New York testimonial for Piso's Cure, and a Ram's Horn note on confidence and Laxative Bromo Quinidine use.
A detailed description explains hiding the basket exterior with a valance curtain and optional arched canopy using the same fabric. Wires arch the side, shirred material creates fullness, and the bottom holds a pillow for safe, restful naps. The writer recalls making a home made bassinet with June roses for baby and enjoying morning naps on the piazza.
A column recalls several tales of poor tact in domestic life. A wife worries about mourning attire as her husband nears death, another sends a careless postcard provoking family strife, and a painters’ guide explains home formulae. The piece ends with a Philadelphia debate on capital punishment and a speaker linking it to his father.
An advertisement fragment promoting discounted railroad fares to California from St Louis at 30.00 and Kansas City at 25.00, with travel by the Katy Flyer from St Louis on Tuesdays at 8 32, valid until the 15th. Mentions additional travel tips, a sewer-damage legal note, and unrelated promotional lines about stoves and dyes.
An advertising pamphlet urges readers to stop chasing disease by name and instead build vitality with Ozomulsion. It presents Ozomulsion as concentrated bottled vitality, made from cod liver oil and vitalizing salts, claiming it strengthens internal organs, aids blood formation, and cures consumption with a free trial offer.
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