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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
3
Rose Cullen of Butte Montana writes that Peruna restored her health after overwork and nerves finishing school. She praises Peruna as a top medicine, noting it keeps her in good health and that many friends also favor it. Other testimonials claim backache relief, increased energy, kid’s health, and significant weight gain after Peruna use.
Nature restores a man's health and his physician pockets the fee. Ask your grocer for DEFANCEE STARCH the only 15 oz package for 1 cent. All other 10 cent starch contains only 12 o4 Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sadness has a tendency to make one reflect. Ladies who take pride In beautiful clear white clothes should use Russ Bleaching Issue. I refuseminntions. Sold by all gro cers. Bonth Dakota Farms is the title of an illustrated booklet issued by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway describing the country between Aberdeen and the Missouri River now reached by a new line. Copy available by sending a two cent stamp to F A Miller.
The Indian Rights association led by Philip Garrett, headquartered at 1306 Arch Street Philadelphia, presses for the pardon of Little Whirlwind a Northern Cheyenne Indian serving life in Montana for murder. It cites perjured testimony and a wrongful verdict, urging Governor Toole to grant liberty amid an international outcry over justice.
A letter from Yorkton, Assiniboia, extols Western Canada as a future home, urging John to move while affordable and promising opportunities in new Saskatchewan districts. It notes low prices, available land through government agents, and the appeal of wheat and mills. The passage also mentions an Illinois bird preservation association with over 35 000 members.
A Cleveland mayor condemns county auditors for under taxing railroads. He says railroad taxes are unfair and unconstitutional, noting officials ride passes. Auditors raise the railroad valuation by 16 percent after his pointed speech, showing honest boldness can move public duties.
Grand Duke Michael, heir presumptive to the Russian throne, is said to plan a visit to the United States. Dispatches from St. Petersburg report the duke told Ambassador Tower of his keen desire to enjoy American hospitality. A visit would reinforce enduring friendship between Russia and the United States despite minor diplomatic frictions.
A Chicago American summary notes Europe’s rival systems with Germany moving toward nationalized coal, rail and telegraphs, extensive public employment and social programs. It contrasts with England’s unrestricted private competition, detailing public ownership of transit, utilities, savings, pensions and city services as central to German policy. The piece discusses government aims to reduce crime, aid the poor, and regulate industry, implying a test of which model survives.
The Hon. George J. King, a Supreme Court of Canada justice who died recently, was elevated to the Supreme bench in 1893 and served on the Bering Sea arbitration commission. A native of St Johns New Brunswick, he became Attorney General in 1870 and led government from 1872, was made Q C in 1873, and served as a puisne judge of the New Brunswick Supreme Court in 1880.
Estimate of travel costs for four trips and a month in San Francisco in July. Includes berths, meals en route, four weeks board and lodging, sundries, and excursion costs with origin from Omaha and options via Portland or Seattle. Also notes an illustrated San Francisco folder and a tobacco ad mentioning Navana cigars.
A promotional piece extols Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women’s disturbances. It cites Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park TL praising the treatment after an ovarian inflammation, urging others to seek Pinkham’s guidance at her Lynn, Massachusetts address, with advice offered freely.
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