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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1903

Page

7

Atlanta Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Cure

Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta recounts healing from ovarian inflammation after suffering three years with severe menstrual pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after refusing surgery and noticing weight gain and improved strength following ten weeks of use. The narrative includes testimonials and unrelated misc notes from the era.

Alice Bailey Atlanta Lydia E. Pinkham Dean Thad Miss Sen Baar North Boulevard

Voice from the Pulpit Praises Deans Kidney Pills

Rev Jacob D Van Doren of Food du Lac Wisconsin Presbyterian minister describes prior kidney problems and credits Deans Kidney Pills with relief and improved kidney function. He offers to discuss details in a personal interview. Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 60 cents.

Jacob D. van Doren Sixth —— Street Food du Lac Wis Dean S Dean Foster Milburn CO Buffalo

Mice Run Thread Mill: Scotsman Hatton’s Rodent Industry

An 1820 Dunfermline tale describes David Hatton’s mouse powered thread mill idea conceived in 1812 after observing a toy mouse wheel in Perth prison. A pair of mice allegedly produced 100 to 120 threads daily, earning sixpence weekly after costs, with plans for a large cathedral mill complex never realized due to Hatton’s death.

David Hatton Dunfermline Dun Perth Hatton Curiosity Coffee Room Cincinnati Commercal Tribune

Origins of the American flag linked to Washington family arms

The article traces the flag’s origin to George Washington’s family coat of arms. It explains the red and white hare colors, the top shield stars, and how blue was added as a contrasting color to red.

George Washington

Peruna Credit Cited by Prominent Church Worker

A noted church worker, Mrs. Hattie La Fountain, credits Peruna with saving her health after childbirth and months of severe pains and headaches. She says her condition improved after starting Peruna and urges others to try it, noting she advised friends to use it.

Peruna Mrs. Hattie LA Fountain

Woman cured after long ailment via free Hartman home treatment

A chronically ill housebound woman, exhausted financially by futile remedies, writes of her cure after following Dr. Hartman’s free home treatment with Peruna. The ad promotes free, confidential guidance for similar cases and includes testimonials from Annie Hoban and Mamie Powell praising Peruna’s effects on nerves, backache, and overall health.

Hartman Annie Hoban Post Pocahontas of Yemassee Council of Red Men Eighth Ave New York Perris Mamie Powell Lake Charles Louisiana Peruna Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Secretary Julia Brown Endorses Peruna for Women

Mrs. Julia M. Brown secretary of the Woman's State Federation of California writes from Los Angeles praising Peruna. She claims it cures chronic catarrh and revives "physical wrecks" and says she uses it herself for nervous weariness with consistently satisfactory results. Brown says no patent medicine matches Peruna's effects.

Woman's State Federation Peruna Julia M. Brown Woman's State Federation of California Fifth St Los Angeles Cal

Tommy's Essay on Preachers

A youthful boarding school boy offers a humorous, imperfect critique of church ranks noting bishops and rectors, curates, and the path from curacy to becoming a rector. The essay suggests mercy for those lower in society and the unpredictable fate of scholars and clergy in a Chicago Chronicle quote excerpt.

Tommy Cura Chicago Chronicle

The McBride Case Again in St. John Kan

Sworn statements confirm the illness of the McBride boy and claim Dodd’s Kidney Pills saved him. Doctors attest to epileptic fits and partial paralysis as the boy’s condition worsened, with the family insisting Kidney Pills were decisive.

McBride St. John Kan William McBride Jesse L George £. Moore Limea Dodd Apella Mas Wee

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